Here is the "hot ticket" for tonight--
I took Mom and Kate to see Caroline at Barnes and Noble yesterday- she was there for the "coffee with the conductor" program. It was a packed house and we enjoyed the Q&A with her (her violin was made in 1617, and she is one of the chosen few that gets to play one of these Stradivari Society violins!) and she played several selections including a few from tonight's Mendelssohn. If you can get to this concert tonight, you will never forget it!
I took Mom and Kate to see Caroline at Barnes and Noble yesterday- she was there for the "coffee with the conductor" program. It was a packed house and we enjoyed the Q&A with her (her violin was made in 1617, and she is one of the chosen few that gets to play one of these Stradivari Society violins!) and she played several selections including a few from tonight's Mendelssohn. If you can get to this concert tonight, you will never forget it!
After the program, Watercourse Way made sure that Kate met Caroline and got her autograph, and we added the conductor's autograph- thanks Demetrius Fuller for signing in crayon.
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Mendelssohn's Birthday Bash
Celebrating 200 years of Mendelssohn
Saturday, January 17, 2009— 7:30 pm
Grace Lutheran Church, Destin
Caroline Goulding, violin
Now 16, Ms. Goulding mesmerized the crowd in last season’s exhilarating and heart-wrenching performance of Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto. Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto will be book-ended by Prokofiev’s, “Symphony no. 1 “Classical” and the rhythmically invigorating “Symphony no. 4 “Italian” by Mendelssohn. Stick around for birthday cake after the performance—Mendelssohn still sounds great 200 years later.
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