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Marshall University Music Department Presents The Marshall University Symphony Orchestra, Faculty Showcase Concert, Dr. Elizabeth Reed Smith, Conductor, With Dr. Şölen Dikener, Violoncello, Elizabeth Smith, Şőlen Dikener
Marshall University Music Department Presents The Marshall University Symphony Orchestra, Faculty Showcase Concert, Dr. Elizabeth Reed Smith, Conductor, With Dr. Şölen Dikener, Violoncello, Elizabeth Smith, Şőlen Dikener
Şőlen Dikener
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Marshall University Music Department Presents The Cello And Guitar Ensemble Day Concert, From The Studios Of, Cynthia Puls, Cello, Julio Alves, Guitar, Cynthia Puls, Júlio Alves
Marshall University Music Department Presents The Cello And Guitar Ensemble Day Concert, From The Studios Of, Cynthia Puls, Cello, Julio Alves, Guitar, Cynthia Puls, Júlio Alves
Júlio Ribeiro Alves
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Marshall University Music Department Presents A Music Alive Faculty & Guest Artist Collaboration Series, "A Tour Around The World", Prague, Capital Trio, Şőlen Dikener
Şőlen Dikener
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Wabi Sabi (Score), Gary Smart
Wabi Sabi (Score), Gary Smart
Gary Smart
Wabi Sabi is a fantasy for eight instruments: flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, violin, viola, cello and bass. The title, a Japanese phrase, refers to a love and nostalgia for ancient times, for old things - antiques - things which evoke feelings of purity, nobility, hard won wisdom, an essential spirituality, true worth. A tea ceremony in a Kyoto garden is “wabi sabi”. The piece was formed intuitively as a kind of drama, perhaps a Japanese folk tale. The expansion of “time perception”, the savoring of sound colors and the evocation of mood is central to the aesthetic of this music.