Life on the working end of the viola.
Here it is, in a worldwide-exclusive, you-saw-it-here-first preview: the new full portrait of the 2009-2010 Oregon Symphony:
Photo: Oregon Symphony/Leah Nash [click photo to enlarge]
Leah Nash, the photographer commissioned by the symphony to produce the portrait, won the PDN/Billboard award in 2009 for best Live Music photo, of Antony Hegarty, of Antony and the Johnsons, in performance with the Oregon Symphony as part of the T:B:A Festival.
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And where are you Charles?
I’m in the front row, third from the right!
the orchestra looks so small, don’t you think? nice smiles!
Great pic! And tks for letting us know where you are in it.
BTW, there’s a guest post on my blog by Don Ehrlich, violist in S.F. who plays an ergo viola. Maybe you know each other.
I have met Don at a viola congress event at some point – we don’t know each other beyond that, though I’ve enjoyed reading him on the viola email list from time to time.
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