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Just found a review of the concert online. The first part of the review talks about problems with acoustics etc but then there comes a really nice sentence..."The second half of the evening was much more consistent, starting with a superb performance of Richard Strauss’ “Also Sprach Zarathustra,” better known as the theme to “2001: A Space Odyssey,” and the rousing theme to an independent film called “Pendragon: Sword of his Father,” which was composed by Signature Symphony violist Lydia Ashton." If you want to read the full review you can read it here...http://www.tulsaworld.com/webextra/blog ... umn_id=34I was mentioned!!! (in the first positive sentence in the review...) ~ Lydia
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Herrmann, Strauss, Ashton...who are those first two guys?
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Feb 16, 2009, 3:34pm, crystallions wrote:Just found a review of the concert online. The first part of the review talks about problems with acoustics etc but then there comes a really nice sentence..."The second half of the evening was much more consistent, starting with a superb performance of Richard Strauss’ “Also Sprach Zarathustra,” better known as the theme to “2001: A Space Odyssey,” and the rousing theme to an independent film called “Pendragon: Sword of his Father,” which was composed by Signature Symphony violist Lydia Ashton." If you want to read the full review you can read it here...http://www.tulsaworld.com/webextra/blog ... umn_id=34I was mentioned!!! (in the first positive sentence in the review...) ~ LydiaCongratulations on your success, Lydia. The review should have been all about you! I hope next time you can enjoy the concert instead of working it!Steve
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Feb 16, 2009, 3:34pm, crystallions wrote:I was mentioned!!! (in the first positive sentence in the review...) Nice review, Lydia! Here's how I interpret it...Lydia Ashton Saves The Day!!Allen
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Amazing! You must feel very proud of yourself now! Well deserved! CONGRATS!
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RLD, Steve, Allen and Alex - Thank you for your fun and encouraging comments. It is much more fun to rejoice with friends than alone! ~ Lydia
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Hi Lydia!That is awesome! Congratulations!Bob
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Thank you Bob!
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Oh Lydia! For goodness sake, NEXT time plant a mole with a tape in the audience at least!!! Strauss won't mind, I'm sure. Congratulations on this all, you must be floating still!
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Feb 18, 2009, 7:49am, flyingtadpole wrote:Oh Lydia! For goodness sake, NEXT time plant a mole with a tape in the audience at least!!! Strauss won't mind, I'm sure. Congratulations on this all, you must be floating still!You make me laugh! I think you are right - Strauss probably wouldn't mind. There are actually two things I will change for next time. (and that will be sooner than I thought because the orchestra will be performing my viola concerto next season. WOOHOO!!!) I will not be playing so that I can enjoy the moment AND I will do everything I can to get a (good) recording. The ideal I think would be to record a rehearsal so that I could mic the different sections which would give me some ability to work with the mix later. Even if I may never be allowed to use the recording for anything it would be fun to have.And yes... I am still floating!!!
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