Violinist
Joshua Bell has appeared in the world’s leading concert halls, on the Oscar-winning score to the film
The Red Violin, and even in a Washington, D.C. metro station, at the urging of a Washington Post columnist. But his latest recording,
At Home With Friends, was inspired by his long-time practice of holding intimate "musical soirées" at his New York residence. Today, Bell joins us in the Greene Space to perform with two collaborators from the album: the hot young Latin band
Tiempo Libre and singer-pianist
Frankie Moreno.
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Joshua Bell, your being a charismatic extraordinary violinist with the classical music public, it is refreshing and inspiring to ALL those who appreciate this wide world of musical masterpieces, and "just plain fun pieces, in so many formats and genres to see/hear you perform. Johann Strauss, the Waltz King, John Philip Sousa, the March King, the radio show "The Hit Parade" with "Met" Opera's Lawrence Tibbett, Mischa Elman, Grace Moore, Nelson Eddy, and Mario Lanza, cross-over artists all, prove that star quality performance enhances the composer's work AND PROMOTES IT TO A WIDER AUDIENCE. Kudos and bravos to you!! Ken Lane, director, Richard Wagner Mjusic Drama Institute
www.WagnerOpera.com
THE CD IS HYPNOTIZING TO THE EAR. FRANKIE MORENO IS AT HIS BEST!!
Why aren't you linking the video to this main page? I've got a Bell fan in Boston I want to get this to...
I enjoyed the interview-Being an avid Frankie Moreno fan (he's my favorite piano player!) I heard your beautiful violin playing after purchasing "At home with friends".I love the "Eleanor Rigby" duet!
Awesome rendition of Eleanor Rigby! Luckily the album is on iTunes. 17 songs for 10 bucks is a great deal!
Home seems to be a theme for Mr. Bell like "Short Trip Home" one of my favorite albums!
Thank you so very much for the beautiful music! I go to every JB concert in NYC, what a pleasure to hear JB with a new mix of friends! Loved it!!!....
How do I get invited to one of those soirees?!!
Bravo, Joshua, for NOT staying put in a "box"--for playing good music, whatever the genre, and for playing it so well!
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