Piano performance on a piece I've worked on for over 2 months.

Out of all the cello concertos, my favorite is Schumann's cello concerto.

Aubade, composed by Paul de Wailly, was designed to showcase the technical abilities and unique qualities of each of the three instruments involved.

This piece is a solo over Erykah Badu profound song entitled "Afro Blue".

The most interesting part of playing the piece was phrasing, especially of the middle section. When beginning to learn the phrasing, I tried copying Lugansky's interpretation, but it became obvious that that would not work; I'm not him.

I was having a normal day in my bed when I saw that there was a song released for the hunger games franchise.

I chose to showcase the opening and the ending of the Sibelius Violin Concerto, the finale being my favorite section.

I sing As in my acapella group Til Dawn, and Stevie Wonder’s “As” has become one of those songs that hits deeper the more I work on it.

To prepare for my performance, I work with my voice instructor (of 3 years) for weeks beforehand (often in preparation for SF-BAC NATS Classical singing competition, held annually).

Like many art songs, this piece is about love and heartbreak; however, the poem (originally by Shakespeare) lacks explicit explanation, leaving the piece open to the listener's interpretation.

Studying Rachmaninoff's Prelude was a more intricate and detailed process than it may seem to the audience.