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Woohoo Coldplay! Love the cover and the playing even more. Why the name? Your quartet isn't the least bit cold.
Edit:::ah, now I see your quartet name is Aristo. I guess I still have the same question for them tho.
The most beautiful things in life cannot be touched or seen. They must be felt with the heart. ~Helen Keller~

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No, it was great! What I meant was that all of you sounded so great - and warm, not cold, and meant nothing about temperature; it was more about the great, warm sound! I liked how you shot the video and I also loved the cover. I thought it looked very professional and I enjoyed watching and listening.
The most beautiful things in life cannot be touched or seen. They must be felt with the heart. ~Helen Keller~

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KindaScratchy said
Nice! I love that song. Great playing and great videography.BTW, which one are you, RossiCZ? And tell us a little about yourself...how long have you been playing? How long have you played with the quartet? Are you a professional? Do you teach? Etc., etc.
Thanks for sharing!
Hi! I'm the one with glasses I play the violin for 30 years....started at 6. With quartet I play for 15 years and yes, i'm professional and also violin teacher. I teach kids from 5 years old to 18. I studied Conservatory and then Janacek Academy of Music in Brno (Czech republic) and Hochschule fur Musik Franz Liszt in Weimar (Germany). My professor of violin in Brno was leader of world-known Janacek Quartet. This kind of music is my love. I founded AristoQuartet because of playing popular music with classic instruments. All the members of my quartet are professionals.
Sorry for my English.

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Hi Kevin M,
I think it implies a tune/song performed by someone other than the original artist/composer and hence may include some variations/settings.
Here is a wiki answer:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C.....er_version
I was wondering about it for a while as well.

