Pictures from the CD Launch

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The CD was launched successfully at the Christmas Concert of Hong Kong Oratorio Society on 12/12/2010. Here are some pictures from the launch.
Teresa would like to thank all of you who bought the CDs!




Tracklist of the CD "Longing":


1.    Carlos Salzedo -  Prelude Intimes No.1, "tenderly emoted"
2.    Carlos Salzedo- Chanson dans la nuit
3-5. Paul Hindemith- Sonata
6.    J.S.Bach/Marcel Grandjany-  Etude No.3
7.    Gabriel Pierné-  Impromptu-Caprice, Op.9
8.   John Cage- In a Landscape
9.    Camille Saint-Saëns- Fantaisie in A Minor, Op.95
10.  Enrique Granados- Spanish Dance No.2, "Oriental"
11.   Carlos Salzedo- Prelude Intimes No.3, "profoundly peaceful"

Comments

  1. UnknownJanuary 13, 2011 at 1:43 AM

    Hi Teresa, it's Janet Pong. Hope you can remember me.
    Where can buy your album and with autograph :) ?

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  2. Teresa Suen-CampbellJanuary 22, 2011 at 4:18 AM

    Hi Janet, you can purchase the album at all HMV record stores/other local record stores! Signed copies are also available at HK Harp Chamber.
    Thank you for your support!! :)

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  3. ClementFebruary 8, 2011 at 6:05 PM

    Hi Teresa, thank you so much for your amazing CD and many congratulations with your successful launch. I love every single piece in the album and have been playing it all the time on the way to work. Lovely work !I wish you all the very best with all your future recitals. How is the wedding preparation going ? Say hi to James for me!! Hope to see you guys again soon. Take care and have a properous new year !

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  4. Teresa Suen-CampbellSeptember 27, 2011 at 10:55 AM

    hello Clement,
    thanks for your compliments on my CD and sorry for my late reply!
    My wedding went really well. Thank God for his blessings.
    How's your wedding preparation coming along? I wish you all the best!!

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