Yesterday afternoon was the last of the three concerts premiering my String Quartet No. 2 "Landscapes." Yes, I've decided to append that nickname officially to the quartet. It was an excellent finale to the series as it was in, by far, the best space acoustically--a large church hall with a glorious high wood ceiling. Also, my old friend Richard Volet was there to capture the performance in a recording that I will undoubtedly share with you in the coming weeks. The Pro Nova Ensemble were very comfortable with the piece by this point and gave a very fine performance and I gave my best impromptu introduction. So a good time was had by all and we retired to a White Spot for lunch afterwards.
For today, let me just share a few photos I have taken in the last few days.
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Introducing the piece before the second concert
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| With the Pro Nova Ensemble at the second concert (in West Vancouver on the water) |
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| Flying over the Gulf Islands on the way to Victoria in the seaplane |
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| One of the BC Ferries that travel to the Island every hour (and hold 500 cars) |
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Acknowledging applause at the last concert in Burnaby
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| A successful concert! |
2 comments:
I can't wait to hear it! Congratulations on realizing your music in a series of live concerts and a satisfactory recording! I'll be interested in the score once you publish it!
I'll keep you in the loop, Will!
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