I went on Twitter for the first time in a while today and I got caught right in the middle of #askthestrings day!
You can ask your fave professional violinist/violist/cellist/bassist your related questions and they'll answer back (hopefully)! Take a look at who's in on it and when: http://askthemusicians.com/participating-strings
Just send your tweet @someone and include the #askthestrings hashtag and wait for a response!
I asked Sarah Chang & Anne Akiko Meyers questions since I love them so much! Such amazing ladies with such huge talent and fun personalities :P
I asked:
"Do you ever get too excited to go to sleep after a performance and how do you deal with it? @sarahchang @anneakikomeyers #askthestrings"
Sarah Chang answered:
"There's usually a reception or dinner after every concert,so there's time to wind down after coming offstage! @365sonnets #askthestrings"
Anne Akiko Meyers answered:
"@365sonnets yes! sometimes I can't get rid of a tune for weeks! I have a glass of vino and start worrying about the next rep! #askthestrings"
My follow-up question:
"@anneakikomeyers Definitely happens to me too! :P What's your fave snack you eat when you're bored / between concerts? #askthestrings"
Anne Akiko Meyers answered:
"@365sonnets dark chocolate with ooey gooey caramel filling..just major YUMMINESS! #askthestrings"
And another one:
"@sarahchang Since your rep is planned in advance, do you ever get sick of playing the same works for a while? #askthestrings"
"@365sonnets @sarahchang Or maybe do you try to mix things up between venues? #askthestrings"
Sarah Chang answered:
"Oh,I change rep nearly every week!last week was Bruch,next week is Brahms,the week after that is Mendelssohn,etc @365sonnets #askthestrings"
Now I want some chocolate! And maybe some mad talent on the violin! See all of the on-going action here: http://twitter.com/#!/search/%23askthestrings
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Each one salutes me as he goes,
And I my childish plumes
Lift, in bereaved acknowledgement
Of their unthinking drums.
- Emily Dickinson