Jone Rush MacCulloch
  • Blog
  • About
  • Poetry Friday Details and Hosts
  • Children's Books
  • Journals and Chapbooks
  • Mixed Media Art
  • Blog
  • About
  • Poetry Friday Details and Hosts
  • Children's Books
  • Journals and Chapbooks
  • Mixed Media Art

Poetry Friday, Week 3: #smallpoemsjanuary

1/20/2023

 
PictureDesign: © 2013 AmberFleek
Welcome to Poetry Friday.   Marcie Flinchum Atkins has hosting duties and has some great recommendations.
Last night, I was treated to hearing the violin master, Izchak Perlman for the third time.
I was only thirteen when my grandmother and aunt took me to the Hollywood Bowl the summer of 1966.  It was Perlman's debut there.  As a violin student of about four years at the time, I was entranced.  
I saw him last when he guest conducted Dvorak with the Oregon Symphony.  And while it was fun to see him as a conductor I missed his playing.  So last night was a treat.  He played Max Bruch's Concerto No. 1 in G minor for Violin and Orchestra, Opus 26.  Not a composer I am familiar with but one I want to know more about.

Perlman is now 77 and just wow! His fingers worked the violin and mesmerized me.  I find it wondrous that he has all this different pieces in his head and can play without looking at the music.

I hope he'll come back around to Portland in the future. But who knows?
​

Picture
Kay Jernigan McGriff link
1/20/2023 12:46:11 pm

How cool that you got to hear his debut and again later.

Linda Mitchell
1/20/2023 01:32:06 pm

Wow! What a wonderful. An artist's date with a genius!

Tabatha
1/20/2023 02:23:04 pm

How special! Thanks for sharing the winding musical pathways with us.

Linda Baie link
1/21/2023 05:19:11 am

I love the music you shared with us, Jone, & reading about your own history with this special musician.

Laura Purdie Salas link
1/21/2023 05:34:46 am

Jone, I love the idea of a virtuoso (in any art form) being someone who guides others down a path. THat's what I want in a musician or artist of any kind. I don't want to be TOLD, but I don't want to just be left out in the cold to do with it what I will. I want to be guided. I may agree or disagree, like or not like, but I at least want the artist to be attempting to share something specific with me. Thank you! This has sent me down a rabbit-hole of good thinking!

Mary Lee
1/21/2023 05:53:05 am

Lucky you!
And like you, I have always been astonished by musicians' memories. I wish I could inhabit one of their bodies for a few minutes to find out how much of the memory is muscle, visualization, and some other kind I don't even have a word for.

Carol Varsalona link
1/21/2023 07:50:25 am

Jone, I love the idea of #smallpoemsjanuary! Your image poem today provides a lovely small poem with a extraordinary musician. Your memory is recorded in poetic goodness. I sent the first of my poetry postcards off. You should get yours this week. Thanks for always bringing this challenge each year.

PATRICIA J FRANZ link
1/21/2023 01:57:20 pm

I was introduced to the music of Izchak Perlman in the late 70's, having had no exposure to classical music. He opened a door to a whole world of sound that I never knew. Beautiful.

Rose Cappelli
1/22/2023 10:10:53 am

Thank you for sharing, Jone! My parents were both violinists (as was I) so as a child I attended many concerts. I can't remember if I ever heard Perlman in person, but it's quite possible. A master indeed!

Gail Aldous
1/22/2023 11:43:46 pm

How wonderful that you were entranced by the same musician, now a master violinist, again! I love how his music inspired your beautiful haiku. I have always been fascinated with musician's abilities, too. Our youngest daughter is a classically taught violist, who played with an amazing state youth orchestra. During her senior recital at college, she mesmerized us with her performance. Now, she is teaching string students in an after-school program. Her plan is to get her master's degree and teach students at an elementary school, MS, or HS where we'll see her conduct her students. Once she's settled in a school district, I think we'll be "entranced" by her playing in a local professional orchestra, again. Thank you, I enjoyed reading about your musical experiences and reading your inspiring poem. Thank you, also for your gorgeous and inspiring New Year exchange poem and photo. I finally received my new year postcards, and I will be mailing them out as possible.

Michelle Kogan link
1/24/2023 10:30:08 pm

It must have been a fabulous night, and extra special as you play the violin! What a treat, thanks for sharing it with us and the moving piece which takes one to another place!


Comments are closed.

    Author

    All photos and poems in these blog posts are copyrighted to Jone Rush MacCulloch 2006- Present. Please do not copy, reprint or reproduce without written permission from me.

    Subscribe
    Picture

    Categories

    All
    #2021NaPoWriMo
    2021 National Poetry Month
    #2021NPM
    2021 Progressive Poem
    2022
    2022 National Poetry Month
    2022 Progressive Poem
    2023 National Poetry Month
    2023 Progressive Poem
    Allan Wolf
    Amy Ludwig Vanderwater
    Amy Souza
    Animals
    Aquarium
    Art
    Astoria
    Author Lisa Fipps
    Autumn
    Awards
    Bees
    Bells
    Betsy Fanco
    Birds
    Black History Month
    Book Give Away
    Book Quotes
    Books
    Bridges
    Bridget Magee
    Brú Na Bóinne
    Buffy Silverman
    Calendar
    California
    Candlwick
    Cape Perpetua
    Carnivorous Plants
    Carol Labuzetta
    Carrie Fountain
    Cascade Poem
    Catherine
    Celtic New Year
    Cento
    Charles R Smith
    Charles Waters
    Chris Baron
    Classic Found Poetry Palooza
    Clouds
    Coast
    Collage
    Columbia Gorge
    Cosmos
    Curious
    Current Events
    Debut Book
    Denise Krebs
    Dodoitsu
    Earth Day
    Edgar Allan Poe
    Ekphrastic
    Ekphrastic Poetry
    Ekphratic Poetry
    Erasure Poetry
    Family
    #februllage2022
    Fernanda Valentino
    Ferns
    Fibonacci
    First Drafts
    Flowers
    Flowers]
    Folk Tale Week
    Food
    #foundhearts
    Found Poems
    Free Verse
    Fundraiser
    Garden
    Gardens
    Georgia Heard
    Ginko
    Giveaway
    Goals
    Golden Shovel
    #gratiku
    Haiga
    Haiku
    #haiku
    #haikudiary
    Halloween
    Heart
    Heidi Mordhorst
    Helen Frost
    Hope
    HOP TO IT
    IBBY
    Ice
    Imperfect II
    #Inktober
    Interviews
    Ireland
    Irene Latham
    Izchak Perlman
    Jama Alphabet Soup
    Janet Clare Fagal
    Janet Wong
    January 2023
    Joanne Fritz
    Joanne Rossmassler Fritz
    Johanna Wright
    Joyce Sidman
    Joy Harjo
    Jr.
    Kat Apel
    Koi
    Laura Purdie Salas
    Laura Shovan
    Leaves
    Lee Bennett Hopkins
    Linda Baie
    Linda Mitchell
    Lita Judge
    Marcie Finchum Atkins
    Margaret Simon
    Marilyn Singer
    Mary Lee Hahn
    Michelle Barnes
    Michelle Kogan
    Mixed Media
    Moe Phillips
    Monday Musing
    Moon
    Morning
    Morse Code
    Mud Puddle
    Mystery
    Naomi Shihab Nye
    National Arbor Day
    National Poetry Month
    Native Plants
    Natural World
    New Growth
    New Year Postcards
    Notebooks
    Ocean
    Oddities
    Odell
    OLW
    One Little Word
    OR
    Oregon Writers' Colony
    Pacific Northwest
    Packard Group National Exhibition
    Painting
    Pamela Sue Johnson
    Pandemic
    Pantoum
    Pat Mora
    Patricia J Franz
    Patterns
    Paul B. Janeczko
    Peace
    Photography
    Plants
    #Poemtober
    Poetry
    Poetry Challenge
    #poetrycommunity
    Poetry Friday
    #poetrypals
    Poetry Play
    #poetryplayground
    Poetry Prompts
    Poetry Videos
    Pollinators
    Pomelo Books
    Portland Japanese Garden
    PreK
    Process
    Prose And Poetry
    Publishing News
    Queen Anne's Lace
    Rain
    Rainbows
    Rebecca Brock
    Rebecca Herzog
    Rebecca Kai Doltish
    Rebecca Kai Dotlich
    Recipe Poems
    Redwoods National And State Parks
    Renewal
    Reverso
    Revising
    Revision
    Rivers
    Robert Burns Day
    Robert R. Sanders
    Robyn Hood Black
    Rocks
    Rose Cappelli
    Sally Walker
    Sarah Grace Tuttle
    Scotland
    Scottish Gaelic
    #sealeychallenge
    Sean Taylor
    Shadorma
    Shadows
    Shawn Aveningo Sanders
    Signs
    Sky
    #smallpoemsdecember
    #smallpoemsjanuary
    Snow
    Snowman
    Snowmen
    South Carolina
    Spark
    Spiritual Journey Thursday
    Spiritual Thursday
    #SpookySpectacularFoundPoems
    Spooky Spectacular Found Poems
    Sports
    Spring
    Spring Snow
    St Brighid's Cross
    St. Brigid
    #StopAsianHate
    Students
    Student Work
    Summer
    Summer Poetry Swap
    Summer Solstice
    Sunday Solace
    Sunrise
    Sunset
    Super Bowl Sunday
    Sylvia Vardell
    Tabatha Yeatts
    Tanka
    Taylor Mali
    Teaching Poetry
    The Hill Of Tara
    #theinklings
    The Last Bookstore
    The Poeming Pigeon
    The Poetry Box
    The Poet's Studio
    The Sealey Challenge
    This Poem Is A Nest\
    Tracks
    Trees
    Tritina
    Tualatin Wildlife Refuge
    Ukraine
    USBBY
    Verse Of Ages
    Veteran's Day
    Vietnam
    Visual Haiku
    Water
    William Stafford
    Winners
    Winter
    Winter Poetry Swap
    Winter Solstice
    WIP
    Wnter
    Word;less Wednesday
    Wordless Wednesday
    Wordy 30
    Yosemite National Park

    Archives

    November 2023
    October 2023
    September 2023
    August 2023
    July 2023
    June 2023
    May 2023
    April 2023
    March 2023
    February 2023
    January 2023
    December 2022
    November 2022
    October 2022
    September 2022
    August 2022
    July 2022
    June 2022
    May 2022
    April 2022
    March 2022
    February 2022
    January 2022
    December 2021
    November 2021
    October 2021
    September 2021
    August 2021
    July 2021
    June 2021
    May 2021
    April 2021
    March 2021
    February 2021
    January 2021
    December 2020
    November 2020
    October 2020
    September 2020

    Picture
    2023 Progressive Poem

    ​April 1 Mary Lee Hahn, Another Year of Reading
    April 2 Heidi Mordhorst, My Juicy Little Universe
    April 3 Tabatha, The Opposite of Indifference
    April 4 Buffy Silverman
    April 5 Rose Cappelli, Imagine the Possibilities
    April 6 Donna Smith, Mainely Write
    April 7 Margaret Simon, Reflections on the Teche
    April 8 Leigh Anne, A Day in the Life
    April 9 Linda Mitchell, A Word Edgewise
    April 10 Denise Krebs, Dare to Care
    April 11 Emma Roller, Penguins and Poems
    April 12 Dave Roller, Leap Of Dave
    April 13 Irene Latham Live You Poem
    April 14 Janice Scully, Salt City Verse
    April 15 Jone Rush MacCulloch
    April 16 Linda Baie, TeacherDance
    April 17 Carol Varsalona, Beyond Literacy Link
    April 18 Marcie Atkins
    April 19 Carol Labuzzetta at The Apples in My Orchard 
    April 20 Cathy Hutter, Poeturescapes
    April 21 Sarah Grace Tuttle,  Sarah Grace Tuttle’s Blog,
    April 22 Marilyn Garcia
    April 23 Catherine,  Reading to the Core
    April 24 Janet Fagal, hosted by Tabatha, The Opposite of Indifference
    April 25 Ruth, There is no Such Thing as a God-Forsaken Town
    April 26 Patricia J. Franz, Reverie
    April 27 Theresa Gaughan, Theresa’s Teaching Tidbits
    April 28 Karin Fisher-Golton, Still in Awe Blog
    April 29 Karen Eastlund, Karen’s Got a Blog
    April 30 Michelle Kogan Illustration, Painting, and Writing



Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.