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This one is from my regular orchestra. The pandemic gave us the rare opportunity to work with a highly sought-after opera star, and this is the result. Members of the Camellia Symphony Orchestra (in California) and mezzo-soprano Katija Dragojevic (in Sweden) present Cherubino's aria "Voi che sapete" from Mozart's opera The Marriage of Figaro.
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AndrewH - 
Really nice, a special treat with Katija!
Very interesting with all the pizzacato.
Thank you for sharing your (& your Orchestra's) performance - you've been busy! How's the shoulder holding up?
- Emily
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That made my morning a lot more cheerful.
Thanks for sharing, Andrew.
Peter
"It is vain to do with more that which can be done with less" - William of Ockham
"A crown is merely a hat that lets the rain in" - Frederick the Great
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Inspiring! 🙂
Thanks for posting this.
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ELCB said
Thank you for sharing your (& your Orchestra's) performance - you've been busy! How's the shoulder holding up?
I haven't played at all in two weeks. I actually recorded this video the last week of July.
What was going on was: I was mostly recovered in May and June, but then re-injured the shoulder in a car accident in July where I was rear-ended while stopped at a red light. I kept practicing (but limited my practice time) until the end of a 6-week online viola technique bootcamp I was doing, and recorded some virtual orchestra videos during that time, then decided to take a few weeks off from the viola.
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