Saturday, July 14, 2012

Hedding Sesquicentennial

This is the run-through of the program Jim Roth and I are playing tomorrow @ the Hedding Campground in Epping, NH to help celebrate their sesquicentennial.  The first clip is the Andante movement from J.S. Bach's Sonate in e for flute & continuo (we're minus a cellist), and the other clips are from a piece by Edvard Titcomb, called Hedding Suite, that he wrote for the centennial of the campground. Somehow the first movement disappeared from my hard drive.

This is my first video outing - and we'd scheduled the rehearsal after I'd been away from the flute 2 weeks in Europe then sicker than a dog with a bronchial infection the week before yesterday's rehearsal. But the show must go on. Be gentle.
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