University president plays cello recitals from home
mainRonald A. Crutcher, president of the University of Richmond, is giving a cello recital on Friday to cheer people up.
Link here.
Could this become a thing?
Alan Rusbridger?
Anyone?
Ronald A. Crutcher, president of the University of Richmond, is giving a cello recital on Friday to cheer people up.
Link here.
Could this become a thing?
Alan Rusbridger?
Anyone?
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Nice thing to do it all helps in this situation
Yes. These will be historic videos in years to come. (Doing my 6th on Saturday via YouTube at 5pm EST). It is a very important time for music, and bless all who are sharing their music. So much love around. be safe and well, everyone.
I’m not sure we will see much of this, alas.
I heard Dr. Crutcher several times back in the early years of his career as a recitalist. He was a splendid musician in a wide variety of repertoire. (No surprise, perhaps, for a student of Elizabeth Potteiger, Aldo Parisot and Siegfried Palm.)
In the years since, he has pursued a parallel and equally distinguished career as a university professor and administrator. To do that, and maintain his musical chops is, to me, a singular achievement. Off hand, I can’t think of anyone else who has managed both professional paths with similar levels of achievement.
I’m looking forward to the livestream
Check Igor Levit on Twitter. He started a series of daily “Hauskonzerte”, living room recitals, and has played 35 of them so far. Seems that he has a TV appearance tonight but I hope he’ll carry on tomorrow.
A pair of English brothers from Manchester, Tom and Jonathan Scott, are putting on a series of idiosyncratic piano duet ( and sometimes piano and harmonium ) recitals from their music room at home . Each lasts about half an hour, contains often ingenious arrangements by Jonathan, and is readily available on you tube