Showing posts with label cello. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cello. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 4, 2020

HAUSER - "Live in Zagreb" FULL Classical Concert...


Today's STORM has come to pass. All is laden with the sweetness of the summer rain, and a deep sigh is brought, for we choose to listen... and so it is... PRAISE to HAUSER... His expressive passion, music he plays from heart and holds tenderly within soul. There is a special splendor that he makes known, and blessed we become onto our SELF. 

The grace of the violins
The spirit of the voices that sing 
An orchestration that touches all sensibilities 
And so we rejoice
The MUSE in gifts of divinity and light 
Beholden be our prayer.


Rose Marie Raccioppi
Poet Laureate
Orangetown, New York





Sunday, August 16, 2009

Keys and Strings


Keys and strings
The splendor of sound
Heart and spirit ever to resound
Blessed be the muse, the music sublime
Creation's call known in sounding divine
Heard be the winds and the rolling waves of sea
Tender the touch, deep passion in mounting plea
Bloom and petals alight in frivolity play
To the awakened reverie I do pray
Lilting sentiments resonant and real
The muse, the music, the soul to reveal.

Rose Marie Raccioppi
Poet Laureate



In Dedication and in Tribute


Lauren Weaver
cello
Yashar Yaslowitz
piano


Performance Extraordinaire
August 15, 2009

Johann Sebastian Bach
Gabriel Faure
Bela Bartok
Ludwig van Beethoven
Johannes Brahms


Soiree Society of the Arts
Carnegie Room Concerts
Nyack, New York


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Monday, May 11, 2009

In Tribute to Nathaniel Ayers, The Soloist


Calling, calling is his prayer
The strings of his soul dispel despair
The music within is ever heard
Known to his heart is God's word
Confusion and chaos in great abound
Within his world a purpose found
The music, the cello, his being, his glory
And told is the Soloist story
Beethoven to fill his chambers of pain
'Tis the music and God to call his name
Colors in resounding rapture and light
His soaring soul these moments in flight
From the shackles of judgment he does flee
In sonorous ascension his spirit known free.


Rose Marie Raccioppi



The Cello Player, 1896, Oil on canvas, Thomas Eakins, American, 1844-1916.