Comments about ‘Utah pianist, cellist working together to make beautiful music’

I have many of their CD's- They are wonderful- Keep making great music.

I have never been so moved by a cello and piano before as when you performed in our Sunday service. Thanks for sharing your talents with us. We listen to your CD as we drive and it provides such a calming influence in our lives.

I love love your music so much!! It's so inspiring and amazing!

Their music has touched my soul for years.

We love Marshall McDonald's music!!! It's touched so many of us in so many ways! And He's a Wonderful friend!! Thank You Brother McDonald for everything that you did and will do for your outgoing students and fans!! Keep the wonderful music coming!!! WE ALL LOVE IT!!! Thanks again! God be with you till we meet a again!!

Love your greatest class of 2008!!!

BIG MAC YOU ARE THE MAN!!! COME BACK TO JORDAN!!!

Bro. McD, you are amazing and your music has touched hundreds of peoples lives'! We love you! Don't stop, and don't forget us. Miss you

Bro. McDonald, I agree with all the other students, you ARE amazing! I learned so much from you, especially when I was on council. Your talent HAS touched so many lives, including mine. Not only are your church renditions amazing, but your outrageous birhtday songs are incredible! I loved all your music so much! Seriously! Through your music, the spirit has touched so many people. You guys are definitely changing lives! CLASS of 2007 is forever changed! :)

Congrats on everything! You truly are a gift to the piano.

We seriously fell in love with your music when you gave Emily a CD for her wedding gift and we have bought every one since. Of course we have personal interest in your success and it goes way back. Let us know if you ever do a concert and we will be there!

Bro Mcdonald!

Your talent for piano and music is absolutely amazing!

Steve Nelson and Marshall McDonald are truly fine musicians and great composers, but there is a glaring error in the article. Both the "Spanish Trail Suite" and "Africa" were premiered by the Orchestra of Southern Utah (Cedar City's community orchestra), *not* by the SUU orchestra. Prof. Sun conducts both, but they are separate organizations.