It was something. Even the visuals were memorable. The stage colors were all pale/dull creams and greys. The musicians all wore black pants and white shirts, and James Conlon, the conductor, wore a cream dinner jacket. Then Perlman comes out in black pants and a deep magenta shirt, possibly silk or silk jacquard with frog closures, the only spot of color on the stage.
I coveted that shirt. You would have loved it--that shade was right in your color wheelhouse.
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winterfish
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Date: 2011-08-05 09:51 pm (UTC)I coveted that shirt. You would have loved it--that shade was right in your color wheelhouse.
And then he played.