Delgado String Studio
2880 15th Avenue V2M 1T1 Prince George, BC, Canada

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Since I uploaded Liebesfreud two days ago (https://youtu.be/NX9G__-hHtY), I simply had to record Liebesleid too! Liebesleid (which means Love's Sorrow) is bitt...ersweet. The opening section (in A Minor) conveys a feeling of longing, reaching out, while the major section feels to me like a happy memory. Why is it so much more beautiful when it comes back again at the end? I think there are two reasons: since it is the second time we hear this A Major section, it is not only Kreisler remembering at that point, but the listener as well. And, he changes the piano part in subtle ways every time the violin line is repeated, until at the end, the rhythmic figurations of the violin and piano move rhythmically together and around each other, so it feels like there are two people dancing and connecting in this memory. Even though it's often thought of as "just an encore piece", Liebesleid has a lot of depth and many layers of meaning in the score. See more

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Thanks Calista and Zoë for trying out our online teaching

Thanks students and parents for making this year end recital a great oneThanks students and parents for making this year end recital a great one

Always a special treat to play this beautiful Mozart cadenza with Sarah McElravy! Many thanks to the Tiroler Symphonieorchester Innsbruck for the great video and the two wonderful performances last week! Video credits: Johanna Muschong, Julian Walkner, Florian Oberhofer

Summer is the perfect opportunity to start learning the violin. All ages and flexible schedules Call 250 617-0030

We have some spaces available for violin, viola, and group lessons. All ages. All levels. Give us a call 250-6170030We have some spaces available for violin, viola, and group lessons. All ages. All levels. Give us a call 250-6170030