Word: cellos
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Canada on bilateral trade, the techniques are the same: press flesh, build relationships, probe for strengths and weaknesses. If he can't shake your hand, he'll give you a call. Strauss spends hours a day on the phone, staying in touch with his network of friends, his cello-like Texas drawl coming through as either a low, world- weary growl or a tone much higher on the scale when he's angry or excited. His conversations are laced with humor or biting sarcasm. "Listen, you sumbitch," he barks to a friend, "you've got a problem...
...unique combination of undergraduate cello players will present a concert this Sunday in Paine Hall, which will feature the premier performance of a selection composed by a Harvard graduate student...
...group performing the concert, the Vox Balaenarum Cello Choir, is composed entirely of undergraduate cellists from the Harvard community and was Boston's first all-cello choir when it formed three years ago under the direction of Alister Grieve...
According to choir president Elspeth R. McIntosh '90, this concert is unique since all-cello choirs are still rare in the United States, compared to their popularity in European countries. Cello choirs "are much more popular in Europe than they are on this side of the Atlantic," McIntosh said...
That child was born into a rambling, bohemian flat in London's South Kensington neighborhood. At three Andrew began studying the violin; later he took up the piano and horn. "It was extremely noisy around our house," remembers Brother Julian. "I'd be scraping away on the cello, and Andrew would be bashing away on the piano." Adding to the happy din was John Lill, now a well-known British concert pianist, who was a member of the Lloyd Webber household and, more than anyone else, steered Andrew toward concerts and operas...