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Last year the Reddit violin group started doing a monthly "Jam of the Month" which is basically the equivalent of our themed parties. For the most recent Jam of the Month, someone in Untitled Virtual Ensemble decided to throw together a little string ensemble project to post to Reddit. (I'm not on Reddit, but I'm involved in UVE.) The theme was "legends" (historical legends, fairy tales, musical legends, etc.) and we played an abridged version of Anitra's Dance from Grieg's Peer Gynt. This is a smaller group of musicians than usual because it was put together very quickly.
(Note: video was optional, so not everyone appears on screen.)
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good stuff @AndrewH. that looked like a library..did you have the place to yourself?
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good stuff @AndrewH. that looked like a library..did you have the place to yourself?
Not quite, but close. It was the UC Davis law library, late at night. I decided to record there because I was on campus and noticed the place was nearly deserted. There were three closed doors between me and the nearest person I saw.
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@AndrewH -
Enjoyed that!
Nice to have even a few people playing together.
Thanks for sharing this! 🤗
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Very cool,
Thanks for posting
Mark
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I enjoyed that Andrew. Peer Gynt has some lovely music in it.
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Brings back memories. Thanks Andrew.
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