柯蒂斯学院首批毕业生之一,95岁的奥兰多·科尔见证了现代大提琴演奏的创始。他向杰弗里·索罗讲述了他的记忆。 一直以来奥兰多·科尔都是费城音乐之空中一颗闪耀的明星。1998年步入耄耋之年的科尔在接受费城音乐基金会的终身会员资格时,依然生气勃发地宣称:“你们不要以为是得了个老家伙,要知道我叔叔干玻璃吹制匠干到了100岁！”他的另一个叔叔阿尔菲·科尔是个画家, One of Curtis Institute’s first graduates, Orlando Cole, 95, testified to the founding of modern cello. He told Geoffrey Sorrow about his memory. Orlando Cole has been a shining star in Philadelphia’s music scene. Kohl, who was in his early years in 1998, still vividly declared when accepting the Philadelphia Music Foundation’s life-long membership: “You do not think you’ve got an old guy, you know, my uncle’s dry-glass blow maker did 100 Year-old! ”Alfred Cole, his other uncle, was an artist,