Since 1981, Market Square Concerts has been dedicated to the presentation of a wide repertoire of chamber music performed by distinguished professional artists, both established and emerging. Our mission also includes education and engagement of the general public in chamber music as an art form, as well as collaboration with other arts organizations and community partnerships. With an annual summer festival and six concerts in the regular season, Market Square Concerts presents premieres of newly composed music as well as the monumental works from the most revered composers from the past and present.
this guy should have been acclaimed as was Robert Merrill and Leonard Warren who congratulated him backstage after his debut in 1955 , they were so impressed with his singing! www.youtube.com/
If Markman has played Jesse Norman he knows damned well this guy is not going to be acclaimed anywhere near as her or a white male in this area. If this were to have been so then th
I've been watching Limmie for some time now. He has grown into a confident professional and a damn good entertainer. Bravo. Would like to hear him in a recital of arias and classical songs just for fun.
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I always imagined this as a stepping stone towards Lutoslawski's mature style beginning with the Cello Concerto. Personally, I don't like it, it lacks the grace of his music both before and after. However, it it remains a cornerstone of 20C chamber music. The quicker tempo helps it, I think. I guess I've always wanted "Lutoslawski's First" to be "Bartok's Seventh" and I'll always remain disappointed.
Really enjoyed this Jason. I will see you tommorow at the Eccles Center in salt Lake City. Very much looking foreward to it. I love to play and have been inspired by your playing for some time.
