
The variety of the music and the excellence of the performances drew enthusiastic applause from those lucky enough to attend.
As usual, take a look at the slide show, this one on Flickr.
The evening began with Aeolian II, Tom Ediger on Piano and Dave Edris on Trumpet. They played Joseph Kaminsky's "Concertino for Trumpet & Orchestra."
You can view his playing J. S. Bach (Suite No. 3 BWV 1009) in what sounds like a continuous breath. Ken also joined with Tom
After Ken Meints played another solo, Elegy for Mippy II, a Leonard Bernstein (Mippy was a dog) piece, Denis Plutalov took the stage.
His playing Richard Wagner's "Ride of the Valkyries" thrilled the crowd--Dennis has this piece published on You Tube.
And I recorded his playing for your entertainment his performance for the Benford Recital Hall audience "Sigmund's Love Song."
I hope that you enjoy the music as much as the music faculty members' efforts pleased the appreciative crowd.
1 comment:
Where is Dr Edris now?
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