I got an e-mail today from our volunteer not-exactly-librarian-but-guy-who-takes-responsibility-for-filling-folders, listing the complete program for our concerts in two plus weeks:
| Custer | A Salute to the Big Apple |
| Lerner | Camelot |
| Bizet | Carmen Suite No. 2 |
| Webber | Evita |
| Mendelssohn | Fingal's Cave |
| Rodgers | King and I |
| Grieg | Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 |
| Webber | Phantom of the Opera |
| Brahms | Serenade No. 1 |
| Vivaldi | Summer |
| Rodgers | Victory at Sea |
Yikes, that's a lot of music. But good news for my possibility of future competence: I invested in several volumes of The Orchestra Musician's CD-ROM Library of cello parts a few months ago, and it looks like I have parts there for Brahms, Mendelssohn, Bizet, and Grieg. (Oooh - they're on sale at Shar this week. Maybe I'll grab the other volumes.)
Wow, what a great resource. I'd better get to work.
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