<p>The International Music and Arts Society presented a Western classical concert by Julie-Anne Derome and Gabrielle Prynn, a talented duo who have been playing together for 15 years. With Julie-Anne on violin and Gabrielle on cello, the concert held at the Alliance Francaise had music lovers enjoying themselves to the core. <br /><br />“Our tour of India, which began ten days ago, is coming to an end with this concert,” said Gabrielle as he addressed the audience. The two started off with a classic by Beethoven, which consisted of an allegro and minuette and trio. <br /><br />“He wrote this piece as a token of friendship. This song is a light-hearted, cheerful composition by Beethoven unlike most of his other pieces, which are extremely serious,” explained Gabrielle. There was a delightful interplay of the chords as the two played the beautiful melody. <br /><br />Following this, were the compositions by other great composers like Chopin, Handel and Schubert. <br /><br />Be it the composition Passacaglia and Sarabande by George Friedrich Handel and Johan Halvorsen, or Paul Frehner’s Oracle for violin and cello, the duo’s performance was loved by all. <br /><br />Julie-Anne and Gabrielle even performed solos and entertained the audience. <br />Frederic Chopin’s Nocturne Op 9 No 2 and Ana Sokolovic’s composition were played by Gabrielle while Julie-Anne played a piece by Franz Schubert. The two also played Maurice Ravel’s Sonata for violin and cello which went on for around 25 minutes as it had four sonatas. <br /><br />Most of the music-lovers present at the event enjoyed the music to the fullest as they closed their eyes and hummed along. The event was supported by the Canadian Council for the Arts. <br /><br /><br /></p>
<p>The International Music and Arts Society presented a Western classical concert by Julie-Anne Derome and Gabrielle Prynn, a talented duo who have been playing together for 15 years. With Julie-Anne on violin and Gabrielle on cello, the concert held at the Alliance Francaise had music lovers enjoying themselves to the core. <br /><br />“Our tour of India, which began ten days ago, is coming to an end with this concert,” said Gabrielle as he addressed the audience. The two started off with a classic by Beethoven, which consisted of an allegro and minuette and trio. <br /><br />“He wrote this piece as a token of friendship. This song is a light-hearted, cheerful composition by Beethoven unlike most of his other pieces, which are extremely serious,” explained Gabrielle. There was a delightful interplay of the chords as the two played the beautiful melody. <br /><br />Following this, were the compositions by other great composers like Chopin, Handel and Schubert. <br /><br />Be it the composition Passacaglia and Sarabande by George Friedrich Handel and Johan Halvorsen, or Paul Frehner’s Oracle for violin and cello, the duo’s performance was loved by all. <br /><br />Julie-Anne and Gabrielle even performed solos and entertained the audience. <br />Frederic Chopin’s Nocturne Op 9 No 2 and Ana Sokolovic’s composition were played by Gabrielle while Julie-Anne played a piece by Franz Schubert. The two also played Maurice Ravel’s Sonata for violin and cello which went on for around 25 minutes as it had four sonatas. <br /><br />Most of the music-lovers present at the event enjoyed the music to the fullest as they closed their eyes and hummed along. The event was supported by the Canadian Council for the Arts. <br /><br /><br /></p>
