Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Drawing at the Benefit Concert in Support of Ukraine.

I had a chance to see my friend, listen to some very interesting, beautifully performed music, and draw it all. This was a 2nd Annual Masterworks Benefit Concert for Ukraine at the Union Presbyterian Church of Los Altos. Works by Mozart, Poulenc, Krol, Muczynski, Ewazen, Bacos, Stoner, and Di Marino were performed by:

Colby Bond, Clarinet
Jamie Mulfinger, Flute
Braydon Ross, French Horn
Kristal Schwartz, Harp
Jung Yeon Kim, Piano

Short but engaging and informal commentaries that were given before each piece made this performance extra special. 

Thank you, dear friend, for the invitation - and your support for Ukraine! 





Sketchbook #114: School Concert

I am always pleasantly surprised at the quality of concerts at school and enjoy sketching them! One of the few concerts where sketching is not frowned upon...



Sketchbook #111: Cello Practice

I took my gouache set and drew with the paint (there was no chance for a proper water container so I used two water brushes and only two colors).
Sketchbook #111: Cello PracticeSketchbook #111: Cello Practice

Sketchbook #109: Cello Practice

Cello turned out to be a much harder instrument than I expected (and I expected it to be very hard).Sketchbook #109: Cello PracticeSketchbook #109: Cello Practice