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Dave Eggar's "Left of Blue" Is a Romantic Mix of Musical Genres -- Left of Center Domo When TIME magazine calls you, "An exceptionally accomplished all-around musician," and adds, "Dave Eggar's life in music seems an unending crescendo" and the New York Times chimes in with a review that reads, "Eggar's work is breathtaking... a deliverance from the sedate formality of the typical cello recital," how does a young artist respond? During the recording of Left of Blue, the critically acclaimed musician, cellist Dave Eggar wanted tocreate a record which allowed the romantic voice of the cello to sing, whilesimultaneously fusinghis classical background with world music, Jazz and ambient rock. So intrigued washe by the success of Yo-Yo Ma's crossover projects such as "Silk Road," Dave's desire wasto deliver a project that crossed-over in amanner that had a broader audienceappeal, yet remained true to his love of all "quality&q...