Chuck Israels wrote:
Listening to music on records is like getting kissed over the
telephone. - Jerry Rosen, former BSO violinist pianist
It's more like eating a picture of food. - Bill Dobbins, jazz
pianist/composer/arranger
Still, I feel that my recordings are the real artifacts of my work.
Well, I don't think anything can ever replace the live experience, but when
will I get to hear you play in person? Or most people, for that matter?
And when I can, how often?
Crystal Premo
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From: Chuck Israels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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To: finale@shsu.edu
Thanks for asking, Crystal.
Not often any more. There was a time when what I do was part of the fabric of everyday culture. I used to play in places in NY where many people, New Yorkers of all stripes, and visitors from around the world, could, and did, come to hear the music in which I was
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Subject: Re: [Finale] Live/Recorded
Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 12:49:01 -0800
Thanks for asking, Crystal.
Not often any more. There was a time when what I do was part of the fabric
of everyday culture
