"Hey Zsophia! I see that you play the trumpet. Have you checked out our new videos from a master class with Gábor Tarkövi from the Berlin Philharmonic? I think they would really interest you! Why don’t you comment and let us know…"
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Samita Sinha left a comment for Zsófia Kapiller"hi zsofia! given your love of classical AND experimental music (something i very much relate to), what do you think of the artist hahn-bin? we posted his video in the Voices Around the World discussion forum under 'Three Artists, Three…"
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Profile Information
- I am a:
- Student
- My school is:
- Nagy Sándor József Gimnázium
- My style(s) of music:
- Classical, Experimental
- I am interested in:
- Ethnomusicology, Making Music Videos, Music History, Performing
- My musical instrument(s):
- Trumpet
- My favorite artists, influences, and inspirations are:
- Maurice Andre
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 11:22am on March 26, 2013,
Rebecca Bellacera said… Hey Zsophia! I see that you play the trumpet. Have you checked out our new videos from a master class with Gábor Tarkövi from the Berlin Philharmonic? I think they would really interest you! Why don’t you comment and let us know what you’ve been working on recently!
- At 11:24am on July 17, 2012, Samita Sinha said…
hi zsofia! given your love of classical AND experimental music (something i very much relate to), what do you think of the artist hahn-bin? we posted his video in the Voices Around the World discussion forum under 'Three Artists, Three Unique Styles'....
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