Posts tagged beethoven
This featurette (Part 2 of 2) finds cellist Jaap ter Linden and Prof. David Breitman (fortepiano) taking a moment out of rehearsal for their Feb. 16 concert — “Beethoven’s Works: Woven Though the Past & Present” — to explain what made this special concert so unique.
This featurette (Part 1 of 2) finds Prof. David Breitman (fortepiano) and cellist Jaap ter Linden taking a moment out of rehearsal for their Feb. 16 concert — “Beethoven’s Works: Woven Though the Past & Present” — to explain what made this special concert so unique.
Here’s the program to the recital that’s going on right now in Kulas Recital Hall. Epic!
You can listen in you know, on the Live Stream: http://bit.ly/W1NBrf
Gotta love the bust of Beethoven in the Con Library! #oberlin
It’s kind of scary, but we love it anyway!
10/3/12 (Day 276):
You know, ordinarily one would think that this was a strange statement in and of itself, but the fact that this is written so matter-of-factly makes me appreciate my school’s quirkiness.
The Jupiter String Quartet, who begin their two years of serving as Quartet-in-Residence this fall, practices Beethoven’s Op. 59 No. 3, 1st Movement. Our only criticism: Why’d it have to end?
