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Help me upload a new photo quick! I'm a technologically befuddled bassoonist after all...
Thanks again for your hospitality on Wednesday, the Gala was so awesome!!! Definitely the most fun I've had in a long time.
The photos that you put up look great, it's really nice to see them all up on the community page. I'll post some of my own up when I get the time.
It was great meeting you and I can't wait for the rest of the SFS season! Hopefully I'll see you around at a future concert! If I do, I'll make sure to say hi!
???? Cheers, Rebecca
I will be playing the Mendelssohn violin concerto. I'm pretty sure that they won't tell me play the whole entire movement. That'll be pretty long though. Hah!
Speaking of the collection... I would start with my first classic music CD at age 12... (God! long time ago..). It was "Ombra Mai Fu/Pachelbel: Canon performed by I Solisti Italiani. I was attracted by the beautiful sound that I felt I was in Europe. Being in Europe to me at that time was a dream ( I was in Taiwan then). This was how I first "met" classic music.
As time goes by, my college life in Cleveland, Ohio, I was beneficial with a student ticket discount ($10/ticket) for tones of concerts. That's how I knew Cleveland Orchestra.
Among the violinists, Midori is the one I still like most. Mendelssohn & Bruch violin concertos by Midori & Berliner Philiparmoniker is my favor.
A treasure of favorite violin encores/ Jaime Laredo: Violin & Margo Garrett: Piano is also a "violin 101" that I would suggest.
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