Friday, January 9, 2015

Violin


Last night the Thomas J. Riley gallery hosted a performance by Jeff Leigh, violinist/composer
with the Naples Philharmonic Orchestra, inspired by eight studies and one major
portrait of a woman, by Naples fine artist, Arturo Samaniego.

19 comments:

Stefan Jansson said...

Looks very intimate.

EG CameraGirl said...

I bet it was a delightful evening.

VP said...

I trust you for the music, I like the painting and also your excellent image of the performance! Fellow photographer included...

Karl said...

Surely a nice and creative evening.

PerthDailyPhoto said...

I remember watching a video of Arturo at work Jack, so good and definitely inspiration worthy, would have been an enjoyable evening.

Sharon said...

Wow, that must have been a wonderful event. I love that portrait.

Lowell said...

Couldn't use the flash, heh? But it's just like you to string us along! Heh, heh.

I'd guess you had a good time. Do you play the violin?

Sylvia K said...

Looks like a fun night!! Your pics are the next best thing to being there -- only thing missing is the music! Ah, wait just a minute, I just popped in a CD, now I have both!! Hope you have a great weekend, Jack, camera in hand of course!!

LOLfromPasa said...

I really love this photograph.

William Kendall said...

Quite a good setting for a recital!

RedPat said...

That looks like it was so enjoyable, Jack!

Birdman said...

I like small gatherings like this. Good time?

cieldequimper said...

Sounds interesting and yes I agree with Birdman, small and therefore intimate.

Dianne said...

A real treat Jack artistically and musically ..... Oh! To have been there.

Bob Crowe said...

But how did the music fit with the visual art?

Randy said...

Love the painting behind him.

Kate said...

One would think that this performance should have attracted a larger crowd.

Oakland Daily Photo said...

I'm with Kate. I hope the musician was not disappointed with the turnout.

Kay said...

That would be a memorable performance. What a nice combination for a gallery to host.