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Nicole Crespo O’Donoghue visits the Sarasate museum in Pamplona, Spain, and plays the great virtuoso’s Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume violin, as well as taking a close look at a Gand & Bernardel which was his graduation prize from the Paris Conservatoire. PABLO SARASATE´S VUILLAUME VIOLIN SOUNDS AGAIN
Pablo Sarasate´s Violin sounds again110th Anniversary Pablo Sarasate The city of Pamplona is going to commemorate the 110th anniversary of the death of the violinist and composer Pablo Sarasate with a program of cultural activities including music, film , guided visits and the renovation of Pablo Sarasates tomb starting from Wednesday the 19th till Sunday 23rd of September 2018. The program begins on Wednesday 19 at 19:00 with the projection of the documentary produced and directed by Joaquín Calderón The King of the Violin. The 20th September at 20:00 Concert with Nicole Crespo Sarasate´s Violin Sounds Again in which she will play compositions played on Sarasate´s own violin. The rectial will be a didactic presentation with short notes about the violin Vuillaume and the methods and response of the violin. Nicole is accompanied on the piano by Mark Kinkaid The BritishSpanish Society Bringing cultures closerBBVA in collaboration with The British Spanish Society whose aim is to bring cultures closer and scholarship programmes running.
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The Anglo Spanish Society Review 228 Spring/Summer In conversation with Nicole Crespo O´Donoghue "La Revista" full interview: http://www.nicolecrespo.com/news-interviews.html ROYAL ACADEMY OF MUSICMuseum
MahlerPage of a score in the hand of Gustav Mahler Adagio from Symphony No 10.
Presented by Dr.Irene Hartzell, 16/09/2010, in honour of Nicole Crespo to The Royal Academy of Music University of London, UK: www.ram.ac.uk/museum/item/21981 www.ram.ac.uk/museum/item/19904 www.ram.ac.uk/museum/item/20285 International Freelance ViolinistHow did you decide to become a professional violinist?"I always knew I wanted to be a performer. I always felt at home on stage but when I was a teenager I had to make a hard decision because I always loved school (yes, I do admit it!) and I had the opportunity of going to medical school, neurology and cardiology always fascinated me. I had to decide whether to become a surgeon or go to London to continue my music studies at the Royal Academy of Music. I had sacrificed so much over the years, practicing many hours a day and concentrating always on my studies and so with the support of my parents (to whom I owe so much) I just went for it, I moved to London, I didn't know anyone but I had the determination to make it happen. Best decision I ever made!"
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