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March - Philip has a lot of musician friends, perhaps because Philip is First Clarinet in the Liceu de Barcelona, the world-renowned opera symphony orchestra in Barcelona.

One of the most interesting friends that Philip has is a very handsome man named Adolfo Osta, whom Philip has known for nearly 20 years. But Adolfo is not in the Symphony. He is, a troubadour I think I would call him, really a Renaissance Man. He speaks multiple languages, and plays guitar and the lute. He is very well-known in Catalonia and his concerts are always sold out. Because he is a performer, he tells lots of interesting and funny stories and "loves a big room". We eat lunch with him every Wednesday, and have traveled together to Setjes, a beautiful little seacoast village nearby, and many great restaurants at the beach.

I really wished all my talented musician brothers were able to see the concert that we saw him give at the monastery/ performing arts center a few blocks from here. The selection of songs  included "Zolst Azoy Leben" an 18th century Yiddish folk song and "La Tarara" a traditional Spanish folk song from the 19th century. Philip accompanied him on the clarinet. 

I shot some footage of two songs from the concert. It's in low light conditions, but charming. You can see the video right here if you like.

 
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Music: Zolst Azoy Leben and La Tarara, arranged by Adolfo Osta

 


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