Three points…
(1) On Thursday, January 31 at 9:06 a.m., KUNR will be broadcasting the recording of this past Saturday’s RCO concert, featuring guest conductor Carl Topilow, violinist James Reinarz (the winner of our annual College Concerto Competition), the Orchestra, and music by Arensky, Bruch, Danzi, and Tchaikovsky. It was a wonderful concert, so don’t miss it!
(2) Below you’ll find a selection of photos by our friend, and official RCO photographer, Stuart Murtland, from our November 2007 concerts featuring pianist Meng-Chieh Liu, and from the 2007 Nevada Chamber Music Festival.
(3) Following up on a post from a couple of months ago, we’re soon going to be spending some time on this blog examining the question – one which we, unsurprisingly, talk about often at the RCO office – of why we enjoy music. Why, and how, does it engage us the way that it does? Many of the discussion points will be taken from Oliver Sacks’ recent book Musicophilia, which I’ve just finished and which is predictably wonderful and thought provoking. I doubt if we’ll come up with any new or unusual answers, but the discussion should be interesting.
(2) Below you’ll find a selection of photos by our friend, and official RCO photographer, Stuart Murtland, from our November 2007 concerts featuring pianist Meng-Chieh Liu, and from the 2007 Nevada Chamber Music Festival.
(3) Following up on a post from a couple of months ago, we’re soon going to be spending some time on this blog examining the question – one which we, unsurprisingly, talk about often at the RCO office – of why we enjoy music. Why, and how, does it engage us the way that it does? Many of the discussion points will be taken from Oliver Sacks’ recent book Musicophilia, which I’ve just finished and which is predictably wonderful and thought provoking. I doubt if we’ll come up with any new or unusual answers, but the discussion should be interesting.