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Our Favorite Harp Hunk – and Passionate Collaborations – in Hong Kong
It’s a fascinating community: the international harp community – and it’s NOT just harp players. When we get together anywhere in the world – like in Hong Kong earlier this month – the events connect players, builders, composer,...
Ruth Lee’s “Baroque Flamenco”
This is a blog series featuring performances of my harp showpiece “Baroque Flamenco” by other musicians. Click HERE to link to the overview blog Baroque Flamenco Around the World. Featured Performer: Ruth Lee, UK BRIEF BIO or DESCRIPTION OF WHAT YOU DO:I love music...
Eleanor’s Turner’s “Baroque Flamenco”
This is a blog series featuring performances of my harp showpiece “Baroque Flamenco” by other musicians. Click HERE to link to the overview blog Baroque Flamenco Around the World. Today’s Featured Performer: Eleanor Turner NAME & WEBSITE:Eleanor...
Eleanor Turner’s Baroque Flamenco Story
Harp soloist Eleanor Turner debuted my new concerto version of “Baroque Flamenco” with full symphony in New Orleans (June 2014 )- and with 8-piece chamber ensemble in Sydney, Australia (July 2014) . In both concerts, I conducted the ensemble – a...“Soñando en Español” Orchestral Version Video
This is the video from the June 25, 2014 performance in New Orleans of my 3-Movement harp concerto “Soñando en Español” with harp soloist Eleanor Turner and the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, AND, with special guest conductor Deborah Henson-Conant...
And I adored it
I have never heard a conductor called “adorable” and I, myself, have rarely been called adorable – but that’s what I kept hearing after I conducted my original concerto “Soñando en Español” a little over a week ago in New Orleans with members of the Louisiana...
Holding the Baton
I had my orchestral conducting debut two days ago in New Orleans with members of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra, at the Gala Concert of the American Harp Conference. This is the blog I meant to send that morning – only I got a little preoccupied – so...
Where’s my baton???
Passing the baton has a very literal meaning for me right now. A week from today, I’ll be standing on a podium front of Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra members in New Orleans holding a conductor’s baton (no doubt trembling) and conducting the orchestra while a...
