A Senior Recital Featuring Jennifer Mulhern

I attended an instrumental performance the other night of a violoncello

accompanied by the piano. The instrumental performance I attended was an ensemble

performed by Jennifer Mulhern on violoncello and Faith DeBow playing the piano. This

performance can be described as joyful and beautiful. The ensemble played Sonata in D

major for Violoncello and Piano, Op. 102, No. 2 by Ludwig van Beethoven, Suite in C

major for Solo Violoncello, BMV 10 by Johann Sebastian Bach, and Sonata in D Minor

for Violoncello and Piano (1915) by Claude Debussy. The notes of each performer

seemed to lean on each other and were rhythmically in sync. I also thought the

performers did a good job with the texture of the pieces as everyone knows Beethoven

and Bach are not the easiest pieces to play. There were three aspects of this instrumental

that really helped to make it an enjoyable experience and these aspects were: the

performers, the diversity, and the mood.

First, I’d like to talk about the

fell asleep in the beginning you were forced to wake up at the end. I would recommend

The entire performance moved from intense to consonant throughout the pieces. I felt

being in the front and Ms. Debow (piano) being in the back. Ms. Debow looked beautiful

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