It's concert time again! This time I'm playing in a chamber orchestra (there's only six violins! plus the other instruments) and the setting is in a small church in the heart of my town. So far, I've only played with our larger symphony, so this time will be really special for me. Usually we play in a large auditorium to a 500-person audience, but this time it'll be for the enjoyment of just the lucky few. I'm a little nervous because I can't hide in the back of the string section as I am wont to do, but honored that I was included in this group.
If you're in Delaware and feel like a little chamber music, by all means, get thee to our concert. Handel's Organ Concerto is a lovely piece of baroque (perfect for the church setting), and Haydn's Symphony 104 (his last and also known at the "London" symphony) is immediately recognizable.
If you're in Delaware and feel like a little chamber music, by all means, get thee to our concert. Handel's Organ Concerto is a lovely piece of baroque (perfect for the church setting), and Haydn's Symphony 104 (his last and also known at the "London" symphony) is immediately recognizable.
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