(dramatic music) (gentle brooding music) (tense brooding music) (gentle brooding music) (gentle brooding music continues) (gentle brooding music continues) (gentle brooding music continues) (gentle brooding music continues) (gentle brooding music continues) (gentle brooding music continues) (gentle brooding music continues) (gentle brooding music continues) Well, we didn't go far.

You heard the beautiful performance here by John Pablo.

And I'm having the pleasure right now to have a few words with you.

That was extraordinary.

- Thank you so much.

It's really a pleasure to be here.

- Yes.

And what inspired you to play the cello?

- Well, it was an option to be in elementary school and it was just immediately a click for me.

And I think a lot of my friends were into the program, but when I started playing, I really thought like, yeah, like this could be something I could do.

- So what did you play for us today?

- I played Elgar Cello Concerto Fourth Movement.

It's a very demanding piece in the repertoire for cello.

It's very famous and tragically, it's one of his last composed pieces.

- [Satori] And your pianist, what's his name?

- [John] Blake Pruneau, a brilliant pianist.

I'm happy to have been collaborating with Blake for a little over a year now.

- It was so enjoyable to hear you.

- Thank you.