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airy liane three songs from the set friends and lovers by the english composer john to art some by soprano amy german with guitarist john johns live in studio see interesting poems most visitors will likely mean john thank you we're hearing music gets played by members of the faculty them where school of music then and only reason this point another bit of a microphone shift and personnel changes that will take a second to accomplish that as we going here the zika of vince's love mud to get seventeen seventy three to eighteen thirty his date's john johnson joined a play percent this first section of the mark

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or a leader of a movement so many i'm a recruiter back live in studio city for music by richard strauss i'm michael carrick catherine emily is here she's a wonderful young violinist and i think he had some roots back in nashville or schooling roots anywhere yes a new anchor up here and went to the blair schools three college program and are now

located in los angeles and the highlights of your two thousand six even canceled performances with us and for mike and chamber music with bassist edgar meyer and also an appearance at the national academy orchestra canada so we're looking for to hear you play music of strauss and michael carey who is also here with us this morning to the one like i had to be a pianist lee opposes hear from strauss and cast your own radio play the current piece of katherine thank you want to say about this draft before you play it we're just really excited to be here and read we think this is a very useful work of strauss its own early opus market has an eye on thanks very much it's a little bit of bubbly issue of course has been here many times as a collaborative pianist and she works on great deal with her the faculty of the school of music as well it is

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fourth this morning he honestly imposes gonna make way for a pianist and jerome reid who isn't from lipscomb university here in nashville for music by michael carrick american composer who is also with us in the studio this morning good to be here to see what we're going to hear a moment from your concerto for violin in orchestra and a reduction for piano and violent about this concerto this was a piece actually inspired by the performer some classical works are i heard catherine place and wanted to write something for her we ended up doing this concerto is free movement concerto about thirty minutes with the nashville symphony and that also exists in this version with piano and she's performed several times that way and you have a concert coming up when things are on a saturday night at eight o'clock and wears a comedy at turner hall at that blair school of music on vanderbilt's campus in the entire picture not just the first in a concerto and

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is the first movement of a violin concerto by michael carrick you can turn over while in an orchestra of course in a piano reduction we heard biden is kathryn petralia again as jerome read live in studio say well michael that's what he's thinking you know when we talk about that is a little more katherine brandt they clearly well well known players of wrongful wonderful jerry is tremendous colleague alan brings out such power and expression and in the piano part and i don't i really like the word reduction actually if you don't mind my saying that because i actually wrote the piano version to be but have its own integrity at first and then orchestra and the south could be performed both ways then i hope it works both as a chamber aversion and as an orchestral porcelain works that's where the piece and as rob did you can hear catherine's conan and virtuosity which inspired me to one rider

romantic work and i'd heard him play the civilians concerto and i'd always been a big fan of the barber concerto and i wanted to combine somehow the romance of the barber concerto with the virtuosity of disability concerto and so this is the result of the first movement and then there's a slow moment and then there's just a lightning speed catherine want to play your last name is spelled e d e r l e in case people out there looking for and the underplay else was probably worth a mention as well the only thing to add an yes eighteen seventy been very fortunate to be nominated well played thank you michael carrick most definitely appears they oppose and jerome read this morning lines to say and

michigan when the concert is eight pm on saturday evening at turner recital hall at the blair school of music and if i might mention the names of the other composers who are find faculty colleagues michael rose michael slayton and stanley inc so it's the three michael the settlements and thank you all again for wonderful also think he answered you save our thanks so engineer tom boxing makes a sound good on the radio each week plus a production assistant and lambert have another force a microphone stance do with this morning one has to use it out next week and members of national opera here to perform selections from their upcoming production of giuseppe verdi's aida as well as on the second half the wonderful are guitarist richard smith and the chaplain finger picker along with the cellist julie adams for a nice combination live and studiously next week on ninety point three wpln nashville public radio but one point five w d and l to la manana point seven double

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