Rachelle Wolfson & Lee Organick at retirement home

[syren345]

ahhhh. thats my sister. she was so good made it to state then she quit for a year. shes trying to be super good!

[as67as]

Could you tell me where you get the cello part??? I cant find it anywhere, escpecially for Song for Sienna

Please reply!!!

[BlackPixiDust]

A bit flat in a few parts but it really is a beautiful piece. How many years have you been playing the cello? You kept time very well with the piano and despite your pianist friend's qualms of having to work with an 'out of tune' instrament I thought she did very well also.

[AlwaysReading2]

Even though this comment was not directed at me, I think you might want to know that the cellist quit playing about 8 months ago. We don't know if she'll ever pick it up again.

She had played for only three years when this video was taken.

[syren345]

shes picking it up again dude. she went to a concert at her hi school and begged to get another instrument. i know because im her brother.

[mrslimbeck]

@BlackPixiDust Thanks so much. I had been playing the cello for 3 years when I performed this, and taking lessons for only 9 months prior. Yes--it was quite the tuning on that piano! :) But retraining your ears (even on a moment's notice) is always something that is good to learn.

I am attempting to play the cello again, but I just don't have enough money to rent one every month again. :(

[cellodude2014]

That was terrific! What's the name of the piece?

[AlwaysReading2]

I'm pretty sure that was Moonlight, by Brian Crain.

[syren345]

dude, Lee, it was totally Andante Affetuoso or whatever, LOL! The weird one, remember? XD

[AlwaysReading2]

BTW..I hated that piano.  It was sooo out of tune it murdered my ears.

[AlwaysReading2]

We are amazing Rachelle...