Three Sarasota Music Festival fellows share their experiences
Get to know some of this year’s Sarasota Music Festival fellows as they talk about studying and playing with a varied group of professional musicians.
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Get to know some of this year’s Sarasota Music Festival fellows as they talk about studying and playing with a varied group of professional musicians.
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Special to The Aspen Times A piano soloist with the bona fides of Daniil Trifonov and a conductor with the stature of Vasily Petrenko figured to make Sunday’s Festival Orchestra program one of the high points of the Aspen Music Festival season. It was. They cut through a rainstorm that persisted through the entire concert to deliver an incendiary performance of Skryabin’s lurid Piano Concerto in F-sharp minor. The rain started to fall on the Benedict Music Tent just as Petrenko gave the downbeat for the opener, composer Gabriela Lena Frank’s spicy 10-minute tone poem, Concertino CosqueÃ...