Performance Series Brings Anderson & Roe to Opelika (4/3/2013)
Anderson & Roe is a four-hand piano duo performing tonight (4/3) at 7:30 PM at the Opelika Center for the Performing Arts as part of the Arts Association of East Alabama's Performance Series. They are Juilliard-trained virtuosi, unafraid to play Star Wars and Michael Jackson along with Liszt and Mozart--not all at the same time, but still. It should really be a fun concert.
They love doing videos, and I embedded one of their more highly produced ones at right. It has over 400,000 hits on YouTube. I posted on AAEA's blog, The Frog, on Monday. Below is from the post...
Theatrical Piano Duo, Anderson & Roe, to Perform April 3, 2013
Internationally acclaimed piano four-hand duo Anderson & Roe, headlining this Wednesday night’s Performance Series event, have a clearly stated purpose for what they do. “To make classical music a relevant and powerful force in society. To connect with others; to engage, provoke, illuminate; to serve as a conduit for the composer’s voice; to express our inner lives; to share the joy and fulfillment that only music can elicit…to free the world from the constraints of sleep-inducing concerts.” Read the full post
Below is an embedded Kyle Gassiott interview of the duo. It's an episode of Troy University Public Radio's Community Focus.
They love doing videos, and I embedded one of their more highly produced ones at right. It has over 400,000 hits on YouTube. I posted on AAEA's blog, The Frog, on Monday. Below is from the post...
Theatrical Piano Duo, Anderson & Roe, to Perform April 3, 2013
Internationally acclaimed piano four-hand duo Anderson & Roe, headlining this Wednesday night’s Performance Series event, have a clearly stated purpose for what they do. “To make classical music a relevant and powerful force in society. To connect with others; to engage, provoke, illuminate; to serve as a conduit for the composer’s voice; to express our inner lives; to share the joy and fulfillment that only music can elicit…to free the world from the constraints of sleep-inducing concerts.” Read the full post
Below is an embedded Kyle Gassiott interview of the duo. It's an episode of Troy University Public Radio's Community Focus.
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