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Gil Shaham and Orpheus at the Penthouse

Posted: November 17th, 2008

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Live from the Lincoln Center’s Kaplan Penthouse, violinist Gil Shaham plays the music of Sarasate with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra.

Marlene Bremer

I enjoyed Gil Saham and with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra so much on 11/20/08. It was the most outstanding performance I have heard and experienced in a long time. I am wondering if there is a CD available to share with my children and friends for the holidays.
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Marlene Bremer
Karin Warner

I have enjoyed Gil Shaham very much and would like to have a DVD of the performance. I was upset that it was listed in the program guide to be repeated at 12:00 noon on Sunday, I programmed my VCR for that but it started later and I missed a great deal. It was outstanding. Please repeat that program.
June Hess

How and where can I purchase a CD immediately? Please respond. I would love to have to share with my relative on Christmas. thank you
M. Lewis

I recorded to watch now and am enjoying this concert very much.
Leslie E. Haras

I too greatly enjoyed this concert and discovered a composer and an artist about whom I was not familiar. Wonderful performance. Will this be available on CD or DVD?
Ellen Frenkel

I love all these concerts and would like to attend a live performance at THE Penthouse at the MET but I do Not know how to do so.Please give me some information.Thanks,Mrs.E.Frenkel

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