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>> i was with the rochester philharmonic orchestra for a few days. >> just as a guest, or did you play with them, or what? >> yes, i played. did a concerto-- >> in rochester? >> did a little conducting and-- >> in rochester? >> yes, and it was very, very cold. >> it stays cold in rochester about when? next june? something like that? >> well, let's put it this way, summer is on july 4th. >> anyway, how many of you remember when you were in school, uh, and you would do something-- you got caught goofing off or something, and the teacher would write it down and say, "this will become part of your permanent record." remember that? [ applause ] >> that happened to me. >> did you ever have visions years later, your boss calling you in and saying-- >> yes. >> "we just looked at your permanent record--" [ laughter ] "you threw a sandwich at peggy malkovich in the 3rd grade?" [ laughter ] but teachers did that they'd say-- and you thought forever, this would be part of your permanent record. well, thanks to the family educational rights and privacy act, you have the right to send away for a cop

philharmonic. >> it is going to be really special. >> we are in the 1h here in las vegas. it is the only orchestra in southern nevada. we are having a concert that celebrates with germany, that -- and tobias feldmann is our guest artists and the first for the exchange artist. >> did we send someone to them? soloist there. >> that's great. >> is this your first time in vegas? >> yes, indeed. i was in salt lake city. and it was my first time in the u.s. and it is a dream come true. >> we don't have a german-themed casino. >> not yet. >> were you staying in paris. the lights are on. that's good. >> tell us about your experience, first of all, playing. how long have you been doing this? >> i started and before i started to play piano, and i switched over to strings and violin. >> it is easier to travel with. >> i have to put this massive 84 keys. it doesn't check well on a plane. >> when you had the opportunity to play with the las vegas philharmonic, how do you do play here. and it is a dream come true, and all of the artists have performed in this city. and i was surprised, i didn't know that there was classic music an

>> i was with the rochester philharmonic orchestra for a few days. >> just as a guest, or did you play with them, or what? >> yes, i played. did a concerto-- >> in rochester? >> did a little conducting and-- >> in rochester? >> yes, and it was very, very cold. >> it stays cold in rochester about when? next june? something like that? summer is on july 4th. [ laughter ] >> anyway, how many of you remember when you were in school, uh, and you would do something-- you got caught goofing off or something, and the teacher would write it down and say, "this will become part of your permanent record." remember that? [ applause ] >> that happened to me. >> did you ever have visions years later, your boss calling you in and saying-- >> yes. >> "we just looked at your permanent record--" [ laughter ] "you threw a sandwich at peggy malkovich in the 3rd grade?" but teachers did that to kind of control you. they'd say-- and you thought forever, this would be part of your permanent record. well, thanks to the family educational rights and privacy act, you have the right to send away for a copy of you