The Mount Rushmore of classical music?
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David YangIf I could carve my own personal Mt. Rushmore of music, who would I choose to deface the side of a beautiful mountain?
Tickets are now officially on sale for our 21Season! This summer we are back to offering all the elements from festivals of the recent past. Buy your tickets now as most events sell out quickly. Check the NCMF website for information on schedule, tickets, and donations. Here is the schedule for the summer, conveniently formatted for you to print and affix to your refrigerator door.
I love playing with Clancy and also just hanging with him. Our cellist this summer (and last) has a wide range of interests and bottomless curiosity about everything in this crazy world. Apart from being an incredibly accomplished cellist, Clancy is, above all, a genuinely kind human being and an unusually thoughtful artist; I’ve learned to listen carefully when he speaks.
This wide-ranging conversation required lots of links, some to his own music, some of others', and some of kangaroos.
David Yang, Artistic Director
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David YangIf I could carve my own personal Mt. Rushmore of music, who would I choose to deface the side of a beautiful mountain?
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Alessandra YangThis summer, I attended the Taos School of Music, a chamber music program in the mountains of New Mexico.
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David YangThinking about concerts – not ones I’ve played, but ones I have attended. Here are the top five that jumped out at me, in no particular order.
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