go. a. it will be reduced politicians then we ll see that that s what the voters are going to see. the changes in ourselves, the citizens, maybe it ll come sunday, i don t see it, soon but maybe someday. retired lieutenant. thank you for your time. i want to bring in jackson city council member, terrence freeman. council member, thank you for being with us. my condolences to your community. lindsey, thank you so much for having me. i want to first ask you your thoughts and feelings about what s happened and what you re learning. our city is devastated. yet again, there is been a tragic incident done by a person filled with evil that is shaken our souls. it s morning this service, with several other elected officials. we all just came together, and
because i was surrounded by an entire environment of people my age and older that had grown up with a different kind of listening experience. so being around others and hearing menuhin s playing, i began to understand what it was he was saying through his playing. and i still say that his recordings were, and are, some of the most, like, profound and natural and.just, like, elevated expression through a violin. he.he.he s a musician first, violinist second. but more than anything else, he is singing through his instrument. it s.it s a.it s a warmth and a vibration that is, you know, it s. yeah, i could talk about that for a long time!
through his playing. and i still say that his recordings were, and are, some of the most, like, profound and natural and.just, like, elevated expression through a violin. he.he.he s a musician first, violinist second. but more than anything else, he is singing through his instrument. it s.it s a.it s a warmth and a vibration that is, you know, it s. yeah, i could talk about that for a long time! another big experience that you ve chosen for this cultural life is meeting the american composer and trumpeter wynton marsalis. he wrote a violin concerto for you, which was premiered by the london symphony orchestra and then recorded in 2019 by the philadelphia orchestra. how did that composition process work? how involved were you? oh, i was very involved in. ..violinistic things. i maybe suggested a few things.
by an entire environment of people my age and older that had grown up with a different kind of listening experience. so being around others and hearing menuhin s playing, i began to understand what it was he was saying through his playing. and i still say that his recordings were, and are, some of the most, like, profound and natural and.just, like, elevated expression through a violin. he.he.he s a musician first, violinist second. he just had this unbelievable natural ability with his instrument. but more than anything else, he is singing through his instrument. it s.it s a.it s a warmth and a vibration that is, you know, it s. yeah, i could talk about that for a long time! another big experience that you ve chosen for this cultural life is meeting the american composer and trumpeter wynton marsalis. he wrote a violin concerto
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