Last Sunday you probably couldn’t help but notice the 40,000 runners who took to Chicago's streets for the LaSalle Bank Chicago Marathon – and included among that number were The Chicago Chamber Musicians’ own Joseph Genualdi, violin, and Gail Williams, horn, as well as Gail’s daughter, Liz.
All three finished, and Gail and Liz raised more than $1,000 for the American Cancer Society. According to all three, it was a fun, safe run, albeit a bit damp.
A regular runner, Gail has run the marathon several times. She was profiled in Runner's World a few years ago, where she stated that the endurance she derives from running makes her a better horn player.
Bravo to all those who undertook the discipline of training for the marathon and braved the crowds and the elements of the day!
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Guest (not verified) | Fri, 10/27/2006 - 10:03am
Amy,
I would love to hear from the marathoners how this training helps them with their music. I understand the endurance piece. Is it also about commitment and discipline?
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»Guest (not verified) | Fri, 10/27/2006 - 2:11pm
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»Amy Iwano | Thu, 11/02/2006 - 10:10pm
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