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Resonance

July 4, 2016 by Lawrence Dillon 1 Comment

I’m off to Seattle this week for a couple performances of Resonance by the Seattle Chamber Music Society (SCMS). Resonance is scored for violin and three cellos, and I’m really fortunate to have an outstanding group playing it: James Ehnes on violin and cellists Robert deMaine, Edward Arron and Jeremy Turner. Resonance is dedicated to the memory of cellist Toby Saks. I met Toby, the … [Read more...]

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