Works by Mozart, Faure, Schubert, and more, including a "Four Seasons Suite" put together by the duo.
To get your copy now, click over to Krista's ALBUMS page on her website!
... and stay tuned for a new Duo Verano website, coming soon!
If you've been waiting for Krista to record a classical CD, your wait is over! Officially released two days ago is "Duo Verano" - a compilation of beautiful classical works performed by Krista and pianist Peter Douglas. Works by Mozart, Faure, Schubert, and more, including a "Four Seasons Suite" put together by the duo. To get your copy now, click over to Krista's ALBUMS page on her website! ... and stay tuned for a new Duo Verano website, coming soon!
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As some of you might already know, myself and Mike Miller - luthier of my electric and baroque violins, and finger-style guitar player - got together a couple months ago to record some of our favorite tunes. What came about was this informal release - it will not be sold on my website, nor on iTunes or anywhere online. However, if you would like to purchase one, they are certainly available at any of my shows. But if you simply can't wait 'til then, you can email me: [email protected]. We are selling them for $10.00 each (plus $3.00 for shipping if ordered via email).
For all you Wooster-area fans, be sure to pick up a copy of next week's (Monday, Aug. 11th) AND the week after's (Monday, Aug. 18th) Wooster Weekly News. Next week's issue will have a bit about my upcoming recital with Peter at St. Mary's church in Wooster (keep reading for more details). The week after that, I will be a feature story!
In other news... Last Saturday's destination? The Bryn Du Mansion in Granville, Ohio - an out-of-the-way sprawl that pretty much demands a map in and of itself (and a higher dress code, too), where I would play string quartet music with some local colleagues I've known for much of my life.
Last Sunday, Peter Douglas and I gave our second in a series of 'Four Seasons' recitals, entitled "The Joy Of Spring". The program consisted of: J.S. Bach: E Major Violin Concerto (all movements) Mozart: Rondo Concertante in B-flat Major - with cadenzas I wrote myself, yay! Ginastera: Piano Sonata (first movement) Schubert: Am Bach im Fruhling (By the Brook in Spring) Wieniawski: Legende Vivaldi: Concerto in E Major, "Spring" (all movements) Beethoven: Sonata No. 5 for Violin and Piano, "Spring" (first movement) There was a small but wonderful crowd gathered in the Church of the Epiphany in Euclid, and it was an amazing afternoon for everyone - myself and the audience alike. It was a reminder that it's not just flowers and more sunshine that make spring joyful, but music, too. As with every transition stage in life, there are a lot of questions, a lot of ideas, and a lot of wondering what's next. Lately I've been wondering if I should record another CD - and if so, what should be on it? Are my fans interested in hearing another album from me? In life, there is always constant change; naturally, I have grown musically and personally since my last album. But for an artist, there's always some amount of wondering if what you want to do next is something your current fans are interested in hearing and supporting. Yesterday I left my house at 7:30 am for an audition in Columbus, Ohio. The ensemble, ProMusica, had two openings for violins. Though I wasn't entirely convinced where the job would lead - if I did, indeed, win the audition - I decided last month when I found the posting that doing something was better than doing nothing, in any case...
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Krista Solarsis a recent graduate of Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music with a Master's Degree in Violin Performance... (read more) Archives
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