Atlanta Symphony CEO Romanstein resigns; retired Coke exec to serve as interim leader
thinking of oboe solos at 12:08 am
How about we start the morning off with some English horn?
From the YouTube page (I added the links):
Published on Sep 11, 2013
Recorded during a recital at the eighth annual (2013) Carolyn Hove Master Classes at The Schwob School of Music at Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia. The Rilke Song” by composer, Juliana Hall, was originally written for saxophone and piano, and later transcribed for English Horn and piano by the composer.
It is entirely too early to do this oboe thing.
(Written at 6:07 AM my time … which would definitely be far too early. The person who tweeted this, though, is in Kansas City, Missouri. Still probably too early!)
Henry Purcell: An Evening Hymn
Thomas Cooley, tenor, with Voices of Music (Elisabeth Reed, viola da gamba; Hanneke van Proosdij, baroque organ, and David Tayler, archlute)
Now, now that the sun hath veil’d his light
And bid the world goodnight;
To the soft bed my body I dispose,
But where shall my soul repose?
Dear, dear God, even in Thy arms,
And can there be any so sweet security!
Then to thy rest, O my soul!
And singing, praise the mercy
That prolo
Byrd: Ave Verum Corpus
Stile Antico
“You’re the best oboe player I know!” I’m literally the only oboe player you know.
I posted a snippet before. Now there’s this! Bravo!
Denmark’s best known woodwind quintet CARION celebrates Denmark’s best known composer’s 150th anniversary with this brand new recording his masterpiece – Quintet op. 43
Recorded in Carlsberg Museum (Old Glyptothek), Copenhagen
Dora Seres, flute
Egils Upatnieks, oboe/english horn
Eg?ls Š?fers, clarinet
David M.A.P. Palmquist, horn
Niels Anders Vedsten Larsen, bassoon
www.carion.dk
My 8am oboe lesson just got cancelled which means I have time to study for my 8:30 math test and I am crying tears of joy
Today I made my first oboe reed in my reed-making class! It’s at NDSU, but hey, we can’t have everything now can we?
