It's a very quiet Saturday (and Sunday as well). Very unusual to have a weekend off. We're spending it quietly. No weekend income means little to no weekend expense! We did go to Jeff's NY Deli in the late morning (a favorite place for breakfast) and then off to Morningside Farm, a city park with a large, working, 1870's farm. We all love it and the homemade biscuits on Saturdays are the best. The Jersey Cow asked about her friend, cousin Jerry, and we gave her the update. Speaking of cousin
Jerry, he has put me onto a great sounding summer camp for adults, including beginners and beginner wannabes. It's in Rochester, NY and is called Scor! Check it out. They also have advanced programs. The beginner stuff is new and unique as far as I am aware. Go to www.StringCamp.com.
About Me
- EdKlein
- Edward Klein, has been performing professionally for more than forty years on the cello in orchestras and chamber ensembles, and as a solo recitalist. He studied at Greenwood Music Camp and The Tanglewood Music School. He served on the Boards of Trustees at the Kinhaven Music School and the Skylands Youth Symphony in Sussex County, N.J., where he was also the music director and conductor. Edward studied with cellist Jacobus Langendoen of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and with Zara Nelsova. He graduated from Swarthmore College. Edward served in the U.S. Navy as a member of the Naval Academy Band playing cello, oboe, baritone horn, piano, and string bass. He performed for Pope John Paul II at the Vatican in 1990 and performed as a soloist in the Rutter Requiem at Carnegie Hall under the baton of the composer, John Rutter. He currently performs throughout North Central Florida. Besides teaching in his own studio, he also serves as an adjunct cello instructor at Central Florida Community College in Ocala.
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