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Double Reed
Divas
Taken by Bob Haas at the Tabor Heights
United Methodist Church Chamber Music Series.
September 11, 2011
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Oboes, oboes d'amore, English horns and bassoon. Oh My! And, why not, we'll throw in piano and vocals as well. Because we can. Because we're the Double Reed Divas!
"You ladies are the best!!
John and I were so impressed!....We sat in front because I wanted to be
able to watch every Diva's hands. It was fun to hear all the different
styles of music and variety of voices from the double reeds. John
especially liked the depth of the bassoon's sound and I loved the jazz,
especially the 'Blues'. And I really enjoyed the two oboes d'amore.
(Maybe I'll have to buy one!) That last piece was a killer as your
hands were all just blurs. I can't even think that fast!..."
Tamara Tice
former school music teacher
and musician
Celebration Works
Chamber Music Series June 13, 2010
First Presbyterian Church,
Portland
Erin Sneller
Oregon State University
(Performance on January 29,
2009)
" Dear Double Reed Divas,
Thank you, thank you and CONGRATULATIONS
for a beautiful concert. I loved Timoteus Racz's Trio Capriccio, Op.
4, #3 and Romanze, Op. 4, #4. The Trio Capriccio reminded me of playing
among wild flowers in fields in the Bohemian (Czech Republic) and
Austrian mountains when I was a child, and Romanze brought shivers down
my back - what talent! Please express my gratitude to Mr Racz.... Warm wishes, Radana " |