Masterpieces inspired by composers’ overseas voyages, environments which deeply infused their creative output: Tchaikovsky: Souvenir de Florence for string sextet Haydn: London Symphony No. 104 (arranged for flute & strings by Solomon, a violinist and impresario from the era) Elizabeth Brown: [Read More]
A far-flung musical journey as winds and strings unite in a program of high jinks and charm from Europe to America. Dohnanyi, R. Strauss, Schoenfield, Gambaro, & Brahms! Dohnanyi: Sextet, Op. 37 for vln, vla, cello, clar, hrn, & pno IV [Read More]
A far-flung musical journey as winds and strings unite in a program of high jinks and charm from Europe to America. Dohnanyi, R. Strauss, Schoenfield, Gambaro, & Brahms! Dohnanyi: Sextet, Op. 37 for vln, vla, cello, clar, hrn, & pno IV [Read More]
MENDELSSOHN, MOZART, BRAHMS Three masterworks of lyrical beauty, all written when the composers were in their twenties. Mendelssohn Songs Without Words (fl arr.) Mozart Divertimento in Eb; Brahms Piano Quartet in g minor
Brahms, Mendelssohn & Mozart Three masterworks of lyrical beauty, all written when the composers were in their twenties. Mendelssohn Songs Without Words; Mozart Divertimento; Brahms Piano Quartet in g minor
JS Bach, Vivaldi, Telemann, CPE Bach, Purcell Mistral’s annual bonanza of Baroque masterpieces, with virtuosic soloists taking turns in the spotlight. All the usual suspects plus some surprises!
JS Bach, Vivaldi, Telemann, CPE Bach, Purcell Mistral’s annual bonanza of Baroque masterpieces, with virtuosic soloists taking turns in the spotlight. All the usual suspects plus some surprises!
Beethoven, Montgomery, Puccini, Dvorak The Age of Reason shares the stage with the Romantic Era: A quintet by Beethoven, a sextet by Dvorak, and two short string quartet gems: Puccini’s “Crisantemi” and “Strum” by the young, brilliant African American composer, Jessie [Read More]
Beethoven, Montgomery, Puccini, Dvorak The Age of Reason shares the stage with the Romantic Era: A quintet by Beethoven, a sextet by Dvorak, and two short string quartet gems: Puccini’s “Crisantemi” and “Strum” by the young, brilliant African American composer, Jessie [Read More]
Luminosity and color emerge when harp, flute & strings come together in a quintet by lesser known charming French composer, Jean Cras, and beloved masterpieces by Ravel and Debussy. With Boston Symphony principal harp Goddess, Jessica Zhou.
Luminosity and color emerge when harp, flute & strings come together in a quintet by lesser known charming French composer, Jean Cras, and beloved masterpieces by Ravel and Debussy. With Boston Symphony principal harp Goddess, Jessica Zhou.
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