Shanghai connection
Original score by emeritus music Professor Robert Garwell was the highlight of a concert in China in July.
Shanghai connection
Original score by emeritus music Professor Robert Garwell was the highlight of a concert in China in July.
An original score by emeritus music Professor Robert Garwell was the highlight of a concert in the prestigious Shanghai Concert Hall in July. It was performed by Artist-in-Residence José Feghali and Yuan Xiong Lu, associate professor of double bass and director of chamber Music.
The score, “Shanghai Legend,” was originally composed as a concerto for double bass and orchestra, was revamped for double bass and piano for the Shanghai performance. It was enthusiastically received by the sold-out audience and broadcast live on the Shanghai radio’s weekly classical music series and webcast internationally. The hour-long performance included selections from composers Nazareth, Debussy, Schubert, Shostakovich, Koussevitzky, Liansan and Chopin. The faculty also presented a lecture to the Shanghai Concert Hall Music Appreciation Club.
Go to magazine.tcu.edu/webextras for a link to the full concert.

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