Geneva college alexander hall Videos

• 1. Rhonda Announcing Awardee Rebecca Ficca Salopek 3/23/13
• 2. Catholic at Geneva College- the Deutero-canonical books.
• 3. MGN 2013 "Where Is the Love"
• 4. Brahms - Trio for Piano, Clarinet and Cello, Op. 114: I. Allegro
• 5. Jean Francaix - Clarinet Concerto: I. Allegro
• 6. Jean Francaix - Clarinet Concerto: IV. Allegrissimo
• 7. Jean Francaix - Clarinet Concerto: III. Andantino
• 8. Jean Francaix - Clarinet Concerto: II. Scherzando
• 9. ICOA- Saint Saens Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso (Alexander Vvedenskiy)

Rhonda Announcing Awardee Rebecca Ficca Salopek 3/23/13

Catholic at Geneva College- the Deutero-canonical books.

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BP26P commented on 16 Sep 2013

Another way to explore the issue is to ask, "Why does the Protestant Bible have *less* books?" UPenn's Schoenberg's Center for Electronic Text and Image has every page of a 1611 King James Bible, and it includes the Deuterocanonical books, even though Protestants didn't (and still do not) consider them inspired. Here's the link — bit.ly\194ghFA This indicates that a decision was made sometime between 1611 and the present to exclude the Deuterocanonicals from subsequent Protestant editions.

MGN 2013 "Where Is the Love"

Brahms - Trio for Piano, Clarinet and Cello, Op. 114: I. Allegro

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Bri young commented on 21 Mar 2011

I'm so glad someone has a decent recording! I have to play this with an older clarinet and piano player, and I feel so strange! I'm glad I know what it'll sound like now! thanks for the amazing recording!!!!

Lizabeta T commented on 07 Oct 2012

Excellent! Just the recording I was looking for - it sounds as I had imagined it should. I love the clarinet's dance with the other two instruments, both cellist and pianist of whom are equally excellent.

Daniel L commented on 20 May 2010

Sounds great guys, but wouldn't it only be fair to list a little bio of the pianist and cellist in the info box, too? Everyone has an equally challenging part in this piece!

Tarcila Herrera commented on 09 Jan 2011

wow the cellist did a very good job. how old is she? same with the pianist!! the clarinet did pretty good.

Fernando Herrera commented on 13 Jun 2011

pretty good. and at such a young age! the cellist sounds amazing!

Jean Francaix - Clarinet Concerto: I. Allegro

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Purnima RT D commented on 26 Oct 2012

so beautiful...so amazing.......lovely..ohh am short of beautiful words to praise this young man's talent

Danilov Artist commented on 15 Jul 2012

Molodets !!! Klassno

Amie Ma commented on 17 Jul 2012

Beautifully played!

Aroldo Massarenti commented on 12 May 2013

Great Narek!!

Jean Francaix - Clarinet Concerto: IV. Allegrissimo

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Sabrii Anderson commented on 14 Aug 2014

Really outstanding performer, more than that, and for his age as well (an understatement...) The orchestra could have been better, though. You also need an outstanding orchestra to do this, and they needed to step it up. What orchestra was it he was playing with?

Betty Hester commented on 08 Apr 2013

I can't wait until Saturday for my first concert with Narek.

Saro Danielian commented on 18 Dec 2012

bravo Narek,muy lindo,apres, gracias,,,

Arda Hocaoğlu commented on 20 Sep 2014

Bravo Narek!

Jean Francaix - Clarinet Concerto: III. Andantino

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Petar Taneski commented on 12 May 2013

WONDERFUL playing Narek!

Jean Francaix - Clarinet Concerto: II. Scherzando

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Manuel Chieregato commented on 16 Jul 2012

i miei complimenti per la sua interpretazione! altresì la ringrazio per avermi fatto apprezzare questo concerto d'un compositore che prima non conoscevo. buon proseguimento e buon lavoro! cordiali saluti, manuel chieregato

ICOA- Saint Saens Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso (Alexander Vvedenskiy)

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Jake Butler commented on 05 Dec 2015

absolutely great sound and technique, such a bright future for him.