Ashokan Farewell, Jay Ungar arr. Bob Cerulli, Detroit Symphony Civic Sinfonia Orchestra, 5/4/14

Detroit Symphony Civic Sinfonia Orchestra
Dr. Kenneth Thompson, conductor
Orchestra Hall, Detroit, Michigan
5/4/2014

[@tristanwilson5680]

Finally I find a KZbin recording of my solo.

[@maliakobe5341]

Oh! Hi Tristan! (It's me, Lee Ann, Mr. Traines' other student)

[@nosnojrcj]

Why no credits for the soloist???????

[@trolledbg6967]

The soloist is tristanwilson i think and he commented on this video lol

[@trolledbg6967]

He youtube is trisonwilson5680 he used to make videos

[@TheDORO1234]

Well done , I know how challenging this piece can be :) Nice to hear this piece played by an orchestra :) :) :) Caeleb.

[@maliakobe5341]

This was my favorite piece... if I am ever going to have one again. This is my farewell to my orchestra. Not until another 2 years, when I have a black violin to stand out and the courage to do a solo.

[@maliakobe5341]

I shall show up easily in an orange sea of violins as a black spot. (Don't laugh at me. I will be a soloist.)

[@luikiru]

Have you done it yet?

[@jaysonwilliams3938]

to boy who played the fiddle so well, you very talented...excellently done...this song is so is beautiful and is made inspirational by Ken's Burns and the Civil War...I have heard it in so many formats and it gives me chills...it was a song after its time...really...what would Lincoln, Grant and Lee think of it? I think well...Now, as I know Minster Farrakhan is quite the fiddle player himself...I, as a white man invite him to stop the racial wall and to play this song before his death as I respect the Minister of a man of his word and of GOD, even if different from my GOD and isn't that the message of the war...? Nice