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?
I’m still coming down from the summer– Schoenberg, Shostakovich, “The Jury,” everything and everyone who turned up for concerts, rehearsals, readings. I also miss my guys: Solenne, Danbi, Clancy, and Elaine. As consolation, I got to speak with Solenne in a wide ranging conversation last week. She is a dear friend and it was great to hear some of the background that went into forging this wonderful artist.
She also has a terrific new recording of the complete Bach sonatas and Partitas for solo violin.
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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