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It's your BSO. Exclusive interview with Suzanne Nelsen, BSO Bassoon 

Boston Symphony Orchestra
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Suzanne Nelsen began her studies in Edmonton and instantly fell in love with the bassoon. She earned a bachelor's degree from McGill University and pursued further study at the Hague Conservatory in Holland, earning a UM degree. Early training included summers at the Banff Festival, National Youth Orchestra of Canada and Boris Brott Festival. In 1995, during post-graduate study at McGill, she won a position with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. During that same year she joined the faculty of McGill University, both as chamber music coach and bassoon professor. She has performed throughout the world as a soloist and chamber musician and has recorded numerous CD's with the Montreal Symphony. In fall 2000, Ms. Nelsen joined the Boston Symphony and Boston Pops orchestras.

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Комментарии : 10   
@GustavoNunez65
@GustavoNunez65 6 лет назад
What a wonderful video. I loved the bit with "you look like a bassoon player..." :D or the whisper "that's a really good reed" lovely
@violetsky__7649
@violetsky__7649 10 лет назад
this is awesome! i feel like i would get along so well with suzanne if i met her, she's so cool!
@newenglandartiste
@newenglandartiste 4 года назад
Cool interview. I can relate being a musician and an audiophile listening to my record and cd collection as well as going to BSO concerts. I've seen her play over the years and it's interesting to get some insight into a musicians life in an orchestra. She seems like a cool person, too. Glad to have her in Boston.
@isaiahbaggett5014
@isaiahbaggett5014 5 лет назад
Great insight and info for composers. Thanks!!!
@andrewburns7625
@andrewburns7625 6 лет назад
From musician to musician, you have got some fantastic tunes here! 💚💞❣️😀🎷
@MyNameIsChristopher
@MyNameIsChristopher 10 лет назад
This is a great interview! Out of curiosity, what is the piece played at the end around 10:55?
@w000t1994
@w000t1994 10 лет назад
It's Beethoven's fourth symphony, second movement I believe.
@jameschristiansson3137
@jameschristiansson3137 6 лет назад
Heckel bassoons, being inexpensive, permit you to let your kids decorate them. Actually, that's sweet that she has her priorities thus arranged.
@Hairmetallurgist
@Hairmetallurgist 6 лет назад
I hope you're just joking about Heckels---they're probably THE most expensive horns out there! A joking attitude doesn't translate, very well, in writing, so sorry if it went over my head! :D
@dianelipartito6654
@dianelipartito6654 2 года назад
@@Hairmetallurgist Yes, light-hearted sarcasm.
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