Erin and I performed last night as part of the Osprey String Quartet, to an always-enthusiastic crowd of locals. It was the first truly big program Erin had done with us, with a classical and romantic quartet on the program, complete, a little over an hour's worth of full-on playing. It was exhausting but so much fun. Here's a little bit of the development of the 4th movement of the Mozart. Erin certainly holds her own on second violin, don't you think?Sunday, June 24, 2007
Quartet Concert
Erin and I performed last night as part of the Osprey String Quartet, to an always-enthusiastic crowd of locals. It was the first truly big program Erin had done with us, with a classical and romantic quartet on the program, complete, a little over an hour's worth of full-on playing. It was exhausting but so much fun. Here's a little bit of the development of the 4th movement of the Mozart. Erin certainly holds her own on second violin, don't you think?
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Nice - I enjoyed listening to that!
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ReplyDeleteWe have been discovering the "electric violin" lately, and love how it sounds. Have you ever listened to one or played one, and what do you think?
Riley stood here with me and asked to listen to that over and over. Now she is saying she would love to play the violin... I think she is as inspired by your blog as I am!
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