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    Borod-In class: The Strings of Sisterhood
    A Change in Tune: The Strings of Sisterhood, #1
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    The Strings of Sisterhood Series

    By Ashley Rescot

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    About this series

    Cellist Jerry Chang is bored in class due to the repetitive nature of his music. What's the point in playing an instrument if he's stuck accompanying Franklin, the uppity first violinist? Even the second violinist and violist, the pretty Pearson sisters, seem ready for a change in tune. When Jerry suggests they play a song by the Romantic composer Borodin, the girls jump at the opportunity. Can the trio overthrow Franklin from his musical throne as first chair? Or will he subject them to ongoing musical servitude for the rest of their collegiate career?

     

    This musical short story is a prequel to Ashley Rescot's music fiction novel A Change in Tune.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAshley Rescot
    Release dateSep 15, 2021
    Borod-In class: The Strings of Sisterhood
    A Change in Tune: The Strings of Sisterhood, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

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      A Change in Tune: The Strings of Sisterhood, #1
      A Change in Tune: The Strings of Sisterhood, #1

      A Change in Tune: The Strings of Sisterhood, #1

      Ashley Rescot
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      Violinist Victoria Pearson dreams of attending Johann Conservatory of Music in New York City for graduate school. As the oldest of five sisters, she hopes to escape her Midwestern college town and hectic family situation to fulfill her passion in life—music. But when she decides to participate in Belton University's Concerto competition to bolster her chances of acceptance, Victoria finds herself competing against her sister Adrienne and lifelong cellist friend Jerry Chang. This sets in motion a rivalry that questions the roles of sisterhood, friendship, and maybe love.   Victoria wants to maintain the rigors required of a professional classical musician without losing her family and friends, not to mention her sanity, in the process. The demands of her large family might hinder her ability to achieve her dreams. What sacrifices will she make to reach her goals, and are they worth the cost?   A new, twenty-first-century generation of little women takes the stage in A Change in Tune.

      Violinist Victoria Pearson dreams of attending Johann Conservatory of Music in New York City for graduate school. As the oldest of five sisters, she hopes to escape her Midwestern college town and hectic family situation to fulfill her passion in life—music. But when she decides to participate in Belton University's Concerto competition to bolster her chances of acceptance, Victoria finds herself competing against her sister Adrienne and lifelong cellist friend Jerry Chang. This sets in motion a rivalry that questions the roles of sisterhood, friendship, and maybe love.   Victoria wants to maintain the rigors required of a professional classical musician without losing her family and friends, not to mention her sanity, in the process. The demands of her large family might hinder her ability to achieve her dreams. What sacrifices will she make to reach her goals, and are they worth the cost?   A new, twenty-first-century generation of little women takes the stage in A Change in Tune.

    • Borod-In class: The Strings of Sisterhood
      Borod-In class: The Strings of Sisterhood

      Borod-In class: The Strings of Sisterhood

      Ashley Rescot
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      Cellist Jerry Chang is bored in class due to the repetitive nature of his music. What's the point in playing an instrument if he's stuck accompanying Franklin, the uppity first violinist? Even the second violinist and violist, the pretty Pearson sisters, seem ready for a change in tune. When Jerry suggests they play a song by the Romantic composer Borodin, the girls jump at the opportunity. Can the trio overthrow Franklin from his musical throne as first chair? Or will he subject them to ongoing musical servitude for the rest of their collegiate career?   This musical short story is a prequel to Ashley Rescot's music fiction novel A Change in Tune.

      Cellist Jerry Chang is bored in class due to the repetitive nature of his music. What's the point in playing an instrument if he's stuck accompanying Franklin, the uppity first violinist? Even the second violinist and violist, the pretty Pearson sisters, seem ready for a change in tune. When Jerry suggests they play a song by the Romantic composer Borodin, the girls jump at the opportunity. Can the trio overthrow Franklin from his musical throne as first chair? Or will he subject them to ongoing musical servitude for the rest of their collegiate career?   This musical short story is a prequel to Ashley Rescot's music fiction novel A Change in Tune.

    Author

    Ashley Rescot

    Ashley Rescot is a professional violinist, educator, writer, and Fulbright Scholar. An aficionado of music, pedagogy, family, faith, and language, she writes about her life as a musician. Stay tuned for her music novel!

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