Par Sean Hendrickson
I’d like to preface this review by saying that I am not a musician, et je ne connais pas grand chose en musique classique. Je fais, cependant, étudier l'enregistrement musical et sa production, je ferai donc de mon mieux pour construire mon opinion sur cette base.
In Bard Conservatory of Music’s Bach, Beethoven, Hindemith, et Vieuxtemps: Alto Solo et Quatuor à Cordes, Eric Lin’s viola meanders through all these great composers seemingly with ease, and I found myself thoroughly impressed for its entire duration. His performance is full of visible and audible precision built off a lifetime of practice.
After being joined by violinists Yangxin Song and Junyu Lin, along with Raman Ramakrishnan on cello, the sheer amount of talent on stage is truly a spectacle, and the additional strings are a nice change of pace in a relatively long composition.
This is the 2nd Bard Conservatory performance I’ve had the pleasure of reviewing, and seeing a young group of people perfect their craft and honor art passed down for generations is inspiring and touching.
These pieces and their performances are a testament to the importance of creative pursuit and all education associated with it.
Je noterais ceci 5/5 étoiles
Étudiant et artiste vivant dans le nord-ouest du Pacifique avec un accent sur la production audio/musicale et une passion pour la modernisation de notre mode de vie.
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