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January 7, 2008
Dear Elizabeth:
Yesterday, after a conversation with a friend of mine I became
interested in the film ¬The Red Violin¬, exhibited in local TV last
night. Early in the morning I felt the need to deep in the item
and...Fortunately I found your website. Your picture impressed me
first....then your skills. I only hope to have the chance to enjoy
hearing your performances one day or the other...I«m 60 years, I«m not a
musician but I love music, and I love beauty....May this message carry
the warmest feelings of afection from a cuban new admirer of you and
your art.
Best regards,
Daniel Noa Monzon
November 10, 2007
Dear Elizabeth,
I just happened to come in to the bookstore in Corte Madera to get some
photography magazines when I heard you would be there with that magic violin.
I had seen the movie and I had to meet you and hear you play. Well let me
say it was you that made the violin sing. Those few minutes listening to
you playing were so special that I will never forget you, your musical talents
and your beautiful soul. Yes I believe when you play, the brilliance of
your soul shines through and touches everyone. Of course the Stradivarius
is one of the finest musical instruments in the world but it is your hard
work, your talent and your love of the music that I will never forget. You
are such a special woman that you eclipse the Stradivarius. I was feeling
so much love that I just had to kiss your hand.
Fred Deneau
Marin County, CA
PS: I included a picture for you to remember the Bay Area with and hopefully
it might bring you back here...
Photos Courtesy of Fred Deneau
October
2, 2007
Dear Elizabeth Pitcairn,
I very much enjoyed hearing your performance of the Mozart G-major violin
concerto Saturday night in San Bernardino. The "wait until you hear the
adagio" introductory remark from conductor Carlo Ponti, Jr. was nonetheless
an understatement. Your performance of the adagio was fluid musical beauty
of the highest order. It was made all the more wonderful by the full,
even sound of your glorious Strad. I think Mozart was smiling as broadly
as I. I hope there are many occasions to share your artistry in concert
halls near to me and worldwide at the highest levels. Indeed, wherever
you go you surely will gain plaudits from those who listen with wise,
calm and playful minds. I send my thanks for a wonderful time with you,
Mozart, Stradivari, and orchestra.
With appreciation,
Asher R. Sheppard
Redlands, California
Dear Elizabeth Pitcairn,
I very much enjoyed hearing your performance of the Mozart G-major violin concerto Saturday night in San Bernardino. The "wait until you hear the adagio" introductory remark from conductor Carlo Ponti, Jr. was nonetheless an understatement. Your performance of the adagio was fluid musical beauty of the highest order. It was made all the more wonderful by the full, even sound of your glorious Strad. I think Mozart was smiling as broadly as I. I hope there are many occasions to share your artistry in concert halls near to me and worldwide at the highest levels. Indeed, wherever you go you surely will gain plaudits from those who listen with wise, calm and playful minds. I send my thanks for a wonderful time with you, Mozart, Stradivari, and orchestra.
With appreciation,
Asher R. Sheppard
Redlands, California
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