 HFO Amadeus Commercial May 2012Janos Starker 75th Birthday Concert Mass Cello Ensemble September 14, 1999, Indiana University - MAC Auditorium. On September 14, 1999 the world of music converged in Bloomington, IN to honor Janos Starker on his 75th Birthday. An ensemble of 176 cellists conducted by Emilio Colón played his arrangement of Popper's Suite Op. 16. The program is presented by Joshua Bell and was televised internationally. Barbara Hedlund was the leader of the 4th cellos. Cellists in the ensemble included Gary Hoffman, Tsuyoshi Tsutsumi, Mark Kosower, Helga Winold, Robert Dodson, Susan Moses, Barbara Hedlund, Adriana Contino, Tanya Carey, Charles Wendt, Janet Horvath, Larry Block, Hamilton Chaifetz, & Uri Vardi amongst many others.  Cirque de la Symphonie - video - Danville Symphony Orchestra Highlights of the April 20, 2013 performance of Cirque de la Symphonie recorded live at the David S. Palmer Arena, Danville, IL Barbara Hedlund's 2011 Woman of Distinction Award presented by  Radio Links
| The Song and the Slogan Emmy winning PBS Performance Documentary  Performers Jerry Hadley, Tenor, Paul Vermel (conductor), Eric Dalheim (piano), Barbara Hedlund (violoncello/associate producer), James Scott (flute), Alison Robuck (oboe), Solomon Baer (clarinet), Jordan Kaye (banjo), Ricardo Flores (percussion), Rex Anderson (recording engineer)  Cancion al Rio Grande
From a Distant Mesa (excerpt) Music by Emmy Winning Composer Daniel Steven Crafts, text by Rudolfo Anaya, Ronald Hedlund, Bass-Baritone, Barbara Hedlund, Cello  La Llorona Malinche's Story world premiere from the opera La Llorona by Daniel Steven Crafts - Abuelo (Ronald Hedlund) tells the story of Malinche, an Aztec Princess at the time of the Spanish Conquest.
First United Methodist Church Champaign, Illinois Barbara Hedlund (Cello/Contractor), James Till, Music Director "Tao Suite" for Flute, Cello, & Harpsichord - YouTube Video Rudolf Haken published this sound file on Aug 29, 2014- "TAO SUITE" composed in 1987 by Rudolf Haken, based on the “Tao te ching” of Lao Tsu, 6th century BC. Hermia Soo, narrator; Mary Leathers Chapman, flute; Barbara Hedlund, cello; Rudolf Haken, harpsichord. Audio engineer Jonathan Pines. Recorded May 1989, Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 0:01 "A victory in war should be observed like a funeral" 3:08 "He who stands on tiptoe is not steady" 5:24 "The five tones deafen the ear, the five colors blind the eye, the five flavors dull the taste" 8:27 "Tao in the world is like a river flowing home to the sea" 11:56 "Stillness and tranquility set things in order in the universe" 13:55 "To talk little is natural. If heaven and earth cannot make things eternal, how is it possible for man?" Bagatelles (abridged version) trio composed by Rudolf Haken in 1987. Mary Leathers Chapman, flute; Barbara Hedlund, cello; Rudolf Haken, piano. Audio engineer Jonathan Pines. Recorded May 1989, Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Published by Rudolf Haken Aug 29, 2014 |
