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SUMMARY:Reflections From The Seine: Andover
DESCRIPTION:Mistral Music is pleased to invite audiences on a journey through luminous soundscapes\, where impressionist colors and lyrical melodies intertwine to capture the beauty and spirit of France’s rich musical tradition. \nThe program opens with a mesmerizing gem by the little-known Breton composer and naval officer Jean Cras—his Quintet for Flute\, String Trio\, and Harp. Infused with delicate textures and maritime influences\, this evocative work reflects the rhythms of the sea and the composer’s life aboard ship. \nNext\, selected movements from Jean Françaix’s String Trio offer a playful and witty interlude\, full of charm and sparkling ingenuity. The mood then shifts with Danse Macabre by Camille Saint-Saëns\, reimagined for violin duo—a thrilling and eerie depiction of the dance of death\, balancing mischief and mystery in equal measure. \nThe concert continues with Claude Debussy’s String Quartet\, a revolutionary masterpiece that redefined chamber music with its innovative harmonies and fluid rhythmic invention. \nIn celebration of his 150th birthday\, the concert concludes with Maurice Ravel’s Introduction & Allegro\, a radiant work which brings all the artists together on stage\, and envelops the listener in lush textures and shimmering color\, showcasing the virtuosity of Boston Symphony Orchestra’s principal harpist\, Jessica Zhou. \nJoin us for Reflections from the Seine\, where the music of some of France’s greatest composers flows like the river itself—shimmering\, mysterious\, and endlessly captivating. With French cellist Jean-Michel Fonteneau\, Mistral violist Stephanie Fong\, guest violinists Siwoo Kim and Maureen Nelson\, flutist Julie Scolnik\, clarinetist Catherine Hudgins\, and BSO principal harp goddess\, Jessica Zhou. \nCome bid us farewell for the summer! \nJean CRAS (1870-1958)  Quintet for flute\, string trio\, & harp \nJean FRANÇAIX String Trio \nCamille SAINT-SAENS: Danse Macabre for violin duo arr. Boutellis/Duval \nClaude DEBUSSY String Quartet  \nMaurice RAVEL (1875-1937) Introduction & Allegro\nfor harp\, for string quartet\, flute\, & clarinet
URL:https://mistralmusic.org/event/reflections-from-the-seine-andover/
LOCATION:West Parish Church\, 129 Reservation Rd\, Andover\, MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Reflections From The Seine: Brookline
DESCRIPTION:Mistral Music is pleased to invite audiences on a journey through luminous soundscapes\, where colors and lyrical melodies intertwine to capture the beauty and spirit of France’s rich musical tradition. \nThe program opens with a mesmerizing gem by the little-known Breton composer and naval officer Jean Cras—his Quintet for Flute\, String Trio\, and Harp. Infused with delicate textures and maritime influences\, this evocative work reflects the rhythms of the sea and the composer’s life aboard ship. \nNext\, selected movements from Jean Françaix’s String Trio offer a playful and witty interlude\, full of charm and sparkling ingenuity. The mood then shifts with Danse Macabre by Camille Saint-Saëns\, reimagined for violin duo—a thrilling and eerie depiction of the dance of death\, balancing mischief and mystery in equal measure. \nThe concert continues with Claude Debussy’s String Quartet\, a revolutionary masterpiece that redefined chamber music with its innovative harmonies and fluid rhythmic invention. \nIn celebration of Maurice Ravel’s 150th Birthday\, the concert concludes with his Introduction & Allegro\, a radiant work which brings all the artists together on stage\, and envelops the listener in lush textures and shimmering color\, showcasing the virtuosity of Boston Symphony Orchestra’s principal harpist\, Jessica Zhou. \nJoin us for Reflections from the Seine\, where the music of some of France’s greatest composers flows like the river itself—shimmering\, mysterious\, and endlessly captivating. With French cellist Jean-Michel Fonteneau\, Mistral violist Stephanie Fong\, guest violinists Siwoo Kim and Maureen Nelson\, flutist Julie Scolnik\, clarinetist Catherine Hudgins\, and BSO principal harp goddess\, Jessica Zhou. \nCome bid us farewell for the summer! \nJean CRAS (1870-1958)  Quintet for flute\, string trio\, & harp \nJean FRANÇAIX  String Trio \nCamille SAINT-SAENS: Danse Macabre for violin duo arr. Boutellis/Duval \nClaude DEBUSSY String Quartet  \nMaurice RAVEL (1875-1937) Introduction & Allegro\nfor harp\, for string quartet\, flute\, & clarinet
URL:https://mistralmusic.org/event/reflections-from-the-seine-brookline/
LOCATION:St. Paul’s Church\, 15 St Paul St\, Brookline\, MA\, United States
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