Music Monday was a regular feature on the Small World where each week I’d interview a musician and feature three of their tracks of their choice. Since relaunching the Small World on Alterati I’ve wanted to return to that segment but was uncertain how to do it now that the Small World is a bi-monthly show. I still haven’t resolved this problem but I decided to move forward anyway.
Today on the Small World our guest is Natalia Paruz who plays such novelty musical instruments as the musical saw, pitched Austrian cowbells, handbells, the glass harp, theremin and more.
Natalia has performed with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Zubin Mehta, with the Westchester Philharmonic Orchestra, the Royal Air Moroccan Symphony Orchestra and at Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall with PDQ Bach composer Peter Schickele and with the Little Orchestra Society. In 2007 she debuted as a musical saw soloist Carnegie Hall and in 2008 marked her Madison Square Garden debut. Natalia also performs in more modest locations on the streets and the subways of New York City
Natalia has recently released Hark! An Angel Sings with arrangements by composer and husband Scott R. Munson and with Christmas just around the corner I thought she’d be a perfect guest to have on today’s Small World.
Happy holidays!
- Natalia Paruz “Jingle Cowbells”
Austrian Cowbells with orchestra
- Natalia Paruz “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen”
Musical saw and piano
- Natalia Paruz “O Little Town Of Bethlehem”
Musical saw with orchestra/ethnic instruments
As always, you can reach me at smallworldpodcast@gmail.com or follow me on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/smallworld
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the smallWORLD: Natalia Paruz, the Saw Lady
Music Monday was a regular feature on the Small World where each week I’d interview a musician and feature three of their tracks of their choice. Since relaunching the Small World on Alterati I’ve wanted to return to that segment but was uncertain how to do it now that the Small World is a bi-monthly show. I still haven’t resolved this problem but I decided to move forward anyway.
Today on the Small World our guest is Natalia Paruz who plays such novelty musical instruments as the musical saw, pitched Austrian cowbells, handbells, the glass harp, theremin and more.
Natalia has performed with the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Zubin Mehta, with the Westchester Philharmonic Orchestra, the Royal Air Moroccan Symphony Orchestra and at Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall with PDQ Bach composer Peter Schickele and with the Little Orchestra Society. In 2007 she debuted as a musical saw soloist Carnegie Hall and in 2008 marked her Madison Square Garden debut. Natalia also performs in more modest locations on the streets and the subways of New York City
Natalia has recently released Hark! An Angel Sings with arrangements by composer and husband Scott R. Munson and with Christmas just around the corner I thought she’d be a perfect guest to have on today’s Small World.
Happy holidays!
Austrian Cowbells with orchestra
Musical saw and piano
Musical saw with orchestra/ethnic instruments
As always, you can reach me at smallworldpodcast@gmail.com or follow me on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/smallworld
Listen to or download show below
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