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Requiem for Three Cellos and Orchestra by David Popper 

Performed by Luis Leguia, Mihail Jojatu and Carol Procter with the Boston Symphony Orchestra

Symphony Hall, Boston, MA

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2020年 ナシオナル大賞アウグストB.レギーア(G1) レース結果と動画

ナシオナル大賞アウグストB.レギーアGran Premio Nacional Augusto B Leguia G1 2020/12/27 モンテリコ競馬場　7R 芝2800 9頭立て 馬場状態：Good 2-3歳 2020年 ナシオナル大賞アウグストB.レギーア(G1) レース結果 着順 枠番 馬番 馬名 性齢 斤量 騎手 調教師 オッズ 人気 タイム着差 1 8 8 ojo del milagro 牡3 55.5 Erick Arevalo Luis Olivares 3.4 1 2:57.97 2 2 2 master kalath セ3 55.5 M.アリーナM Arenas A Arias 4.1/2 3 9 9 gran caroso 牡3 55.5 M Vilcarima Luis Olivares 1 4 7 7 juego de…

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En sesión de concejo extraordinaria que estuvo programado el día de ayer en la Municipalidad del Perené, se aprobó la suspensión del Alcalde Guzmán Marrufo mientras dure su prisión preventiva en el Penal de La Merced, en Chanchamayo.

Votaron por la suspensión los regidores:

👉Maribel Condor Illesca. 👉Jose Luis Lucero Espinoza. 👉Reynaldo Wualdir Hurtado Leguia. 👉Moisés Gutiérrez. 👉Ezequiel Rojas…

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BSO cellist and inventor Luis Leguia

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''I just went down to the basement and started building," said Leguia, 70, who has had no training in design or engineering. In fact, he dropped out of high school in the 10th grade. Leguia said as a youth he was only good in two things -- sports and music -- and knew that college was not in his future because his single mother couldn't afford it...He left school and decided he would become a musician. His mother helped him buy his first cello for $100, earned with money from shining shoes. He now has a wooden cello insured for more than $1 million.   He usually plays the traditional instrument for the BSO, which he joined in 1963, because the orchestra insures it. When he is on the road he plays his carbon fiber instruments. Three of his carbon fiber cellos were featured with the Boston Pops, and they are professionally played in orchestras in Germany, England, Canada, and Mexico.

Wicked Local, World renowned BSO cellist Luis Leguia

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His instruments are a bold idea in a world of traditionalists who are used to brown wooden ones. Leguia's sleek black instruments with their flashy weave pattern don't blend into an orchestra; they visually scream, ''Look at me." He says their advantages over wooden instruments include a bigger sound, imperviousness to harsh weather conditions, and lower cost (around $5,800 for a cello, compared with $20,000 to $50,000 for concert quality, on average). His website boasts plenty of testimonials.   Renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who played one of Leguia's instruments on the Mall in Washington, touted it [as fantastic] in a 2002 interview with Paula Zahn on CNN.

Luis Leguia, Inventor/Designer of the Carbon Fiber Cello

Break from tradition sounds even sweeter

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"When sitting directly in front of a wooden cello, you get a pretty decent sound," says a good-natured Luis Leguia, the world-renowned Boston Symphony cellist and founder of Luis and Clark carbon-fiber instruments. "But if you're sitting in a 2,500-seat hall, bodies are going to eat up that sound. Plus the sound will dissipate as you move to the sides; it will become less full and have less body. Our cellos are loud and they flood the hall; they are less penetrating right in front, but the sound goes out to all the sides, so you get a full-bodied sound if you're sitting 60 degrees away from the player."

A Buyer’s Guide to Carbon-Fiber Instruments