Sweetest Dreams
| December 23, 2020"My dream is to see the music that I’ve produced and been a part of performed live on stage by a large orchestra"
I’m a big believer in the idea that “the larger the sound, the bigger the impact.” Music played in great orchestral harmony only enhances the incredible emotions that the song can evoke and inspire, and personally, I love the swelling sound and beauty of a symphony orchestra. A good example of this is the famous “Avraham Fried in Prague” concert back in 1996, when Fried sang with the Prague Symphony Orchestra. It’s well worth listening to the recording.
My dream is to see the music that I’ve produced and been a part of performed live on stage by a large orchestra. It would be exhilarating.
—Producer SRULY MEYER
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