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Gigging stories: how I became a composer

by Kurt Knecht | Mar 8, 2012 | gigging stories, kurt knecht, ravel concerto, the florida orchestra, Uncategorized

Part of my prize in the Florida Orchestra’s Young Artist Competition was the opportunity to perform the third movement of the Ravel G major Piano Concerto three times with the Orchestra. We were to play two “Coffee Concerts” and one evening concert. Each concert was...

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