The Maestro

Hey man! I performed the first movement of Mozart's Quartet in Eb on Monday, and I've received the sheet music for my new quartet group. I was first vln in Mozart, which means I'm 2nd vln in this piece. It's Prokofiev's String Quartet No. 2 Mov III! Here's a fairly good recording of it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCLk0...eature=related

Excellent recital by the way.

OK I'm on wifi for the first time in a week. Our first orchestral program will be performed in 2 weeks in Ozawa Hall and will include Tchaik 6 and Sensemaya. (Nothing is better than an excellent brass and percussion section). Our conductor is a certain Paul Haas. Very inspiring person.

I was out playing Ultimate Frisbee last night when lightning struck a football goal post not 40 ft away. It was awesome and probably the highlight of the last 48 hours. Hope you're doing alright. =)

Happy 4th!

Actually, don't bother waiting for me. It's been 48 minutes and I'm in part d of a written question with parts a-j. :mad: So I'll speak with you on a later date. Sorry to keep you hanging for 28 minutes. :saddowns:

Or unlucky, given the situation. :smith:
Steam chat in 20 minutes? I'm to take a AP econ test right now.

Don't take this the wrong way, I'm the last person to find that this service existed and I've waited for the perfect time to use it (or not):
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Samuel+Adler
There's 11 Million hits.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unfinished_symphony

Un-smith yourself. You will. If you've composed music, you've already met a composer. Also, you live near Cleveland? CIM has a composer in residence.
Edit: I collided with Samuel Adler after a concert by the way. He's a nice guy. We both rounded a blind corner backstage. I didn't know who he was until an hour later when I researched him by chance and saw a photo. Now I feel :smith: AND because of his reputation and that I should have introduced myself.

I'd like to hear your input on this:
I was here at this concert, backstage tuning. It's an interesting piece. The composer is nice too. I met her after the concert.

View Vimeo video

http://vimeo.com/14968804

It might seem like your typical modern dissonant string piece, and in some parts that is definitely true. However, there are other places that I think are brilliant (harmonic passages). Remember the image I had for Venus? The image here is a flat meadow with a full moon and clear skies. :buddy: