As my grandfather took up the oboe in his childhood, he found that he had passion for music. This radiated around him and brought joy to others. After a stretched and forever-going rehearsal, he was offered to enroll in a conducting class. Without hesitation, he accepted. He practiced for hours and hours, studying the scores of V. Williams all the way to Pre-Baroque.
After their concert round, the orchestra was given new music. My grandfather’s maestro, offered the baton to my grandfather, after a few rehearsals of this complex music. You could hear a difference in the orchestra, as he gave the cued beat to the downbeat of Strauss’ Don Juan, one of the most technically challenging pieces written for a large orchestra.
When I was around
After their concert round, the orchestra was given new music. My grandfather’s maestro, offered the baton to my grandfather, after a few rehearsals of this complex music. You could hear a difference in the orchestra, as he gave the cued beat to the downbeat of Strauss’ Don Juan, one of the most technically challenging pieces written for a large orchestra.
When I was around