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Newspaper Article
NOVA finale: Beethoven, trombones
2006
Overview
Byrnes and Jiang captured the charming melodicism of the Duo with their seamless and elegant playing. They were then joined by Roberta Zalkind for the Serenade. The trio captured the appealing lyricism of the Serenade with their engaging and attractive delivery. Preceding these two works in the second half of the program was [Elliot Carter]'s Canon for Three, \"In Memoriam Igor Stravinsky.\" Carter never specified which instruments should play the two-minute piece. And so, the audience Sunday heard it in two versions, one for flute, violin and viola (played by Utah Symphony colleagues Lisa Byrnes, flute; Lun Jiang, violin; and Roberta Zalkind, viola), the other for alto, tenor and bass trombones ([Larry Zalkind], Nova and [Russell McKinney], respectively). Hearing it played in these two widely differing versions put a new perspective on the piece.
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Deseret Digital Media
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