BEETHOVEN String Trio No. 3 Op. 9 • 1797 • in the dramatic key of C Minor with a heavenly adagio movement, it’s considered the best work of his early stage
Antoine REICHA Clarinet Quintet in Bb Major Op. 89 • 1808 • you’ll savor 4 movements of early Romanticism by the Czech-born French “Father of the Wind Quintet”—a friend of Beethoven and Haydn, and influential teacher of Berlioz, Gounod, Liszt and Franck in counterpoint and fugue
César FRANCK Trio concertante in F# Minor Op. 1 No. 13 • 1840 • the Belgian-born French composer’s pioneer use of the cyclic form in this striking piano trio was admired by his contemporaries, and later by Vincent d’Indy
152 W 66th, New York, NY
November 07, 2010 15:00 Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Concerts at Christ Church, a community outreach of historic Christ Church in Pelham Manor, New York, under the artistic direction of Jeffrey Hoffman, will present the renowned Italian pianist Sandro Russo in a recital entitled Piano Party: Happy Birthday, Robert Schumann & Fryderyk Chopin! on Sunday, November 7, 2010 at 4:00 pm in the Gothic Revival landmark church in Pelham Manor. A meet-the-artist reception will follow the per...formance. Mr. Russo will perform Robert Schumann’s stunning masterwork Kreisleriana, Op. 16 and Fryderyk Chopin’s 24 Preludes, Op. 28 in celebration of 2010’s double bicentennial. Tickets for this performance are available for the cost of $30 per person, with student tickets available for $10 per person. A season subscription to all five concerts on the popular series is also available for $125 until November 7. Student subsriptions are also available at the cost of $45.
Baroque Band explores the rich repertoire of music from 18th-century South America, including modern-day world premieres of two concerti grossi by the Argentinian “Vivaldi” Domenico Zipoli (1688-1726), two church sonatas from the Archivo Musical de Chiquitos in Bolivia, and a concerto grosso by Nicolo Jommelli (1714-1774).
78 E. Washington St.
Chicago
November 17, 2010 12:15 Preston Bradley Hall, Chicago Cultural Center
Pianist John Ferguson performs an all-Beethoven piano recital at M. Steinert and Sons, on November 18 at 7pm. The program includes the monumental and sublime "Hammerklavier" Sonata Op. 106--widely considered the greatest and most difficult of all piano sonatas--and Beethoven's youthful and serene "Pastoral" Sonata Op. 28.
162 Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts
November 18, 2010 19:30 Weill Recital Hall @ Carnegie Hall
Come hear the inaugural concert of the first season of the Brooklyn Art Song Society! Hugo Wolf's complete Italian Songbook will be performed by Beth Griffith & Amy van Roekel, sopranos, Kyle Oliver & Robert Osborne, baritones and Michael Brofman, Miori Sugiyama, Beth Levin & Michael Rose.Tickets are $20. To order in advance call 917-509-6258.
57 Bethune Street
New York, NY
November 24, 2010 12:15 Preston Bradley Hall, Chicago Cultural Center
This concert features familiar songs and instrumental works that have
become modern standards in the musical world and have been altered in
the process. Some were changed in instrumentation, some grossly edited
to conform to modern stylistic and technical views. We will dust them
off and play them in their original versions, with all the excesses,
passions, and beauties they contained when they were first penned.
Featuring songs and cantatas by Handel, Bononcini, Caccini, and
Carissimi as well as sonatas by Handel, Corelli, and Eccles, this
concert will surely breathe life into music that was so well written it
has never gone out of fashion.
Chicago Cultural Center
78 E Washington St.
Chicago, IL 60602
Concerts in November 2010
Preston Bradley Hall, Chicago Cultural Center
Inon Barnatan, Piano
Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concert
Inon Barnatan, Piano
Felix Mendelssohn -- Rondo Capriccioso
Franz Schubert -- Impromptu in B flat major, D. 935, no 3
Samuel Barber -- Sonata, Op. 26
Michigan Avenue between Randolph and Washington Streets, ChicagoBuffalo University
Flute recital with Tara O'Connor
Bach, Widor, Lieberman, Michael Dougherty and more
Buffalo, NYGood Shepherd Church
Jupiter Chamber Players
Monday, Nov. 8, 2pm and 7:30pm Radicals
Roman Rabinovich piano
Anton Barakhovsky violin
BEETHOVEN String Trio No. 3 Op. 9 • 1797
• in the dramatic key of C Minor with a heavenly adagio movement, it’s considered the best work of his early stage
Antoine REICHA Clarinet Quintet in Bb Major Op. 89 • 1808
• you’ll savor 4 movements of early Romanticism by the Czech-born French “Father of the Wind Quintet”—a friend of Beethoven and Haydn, and influential teacher of Berlioz, Gounod, Liszt and Franck in counterpoint and fugue
César FRANCK Trio concertante in F# Minor Op. 1 No. 13 • 1840
152 W 66th, New York, NY• the Belgian-born French composer’s pioneer use of the cyclic form in this striking piano trio was admired by his contemporaries, and later by Vincent d’Indy
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Charles Mokotoff, Classical Guitar Recital
Music of Solis, Paganini, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Ponce, Casseus, Bach, Granados and Albeniz
Hagerstown City Park, Hagerstown, MD See: http://www.wcmfa.org/ for more detailsConcerts at Christ Church
Piano Recital
Concerts at Christ Church, a community outreach of historic Christ Church in Pelham Manor, New York, under the artistic direction of Jeffrey Hoffman, will present the renowned Italian pianist Sandro Russo in a recital entitled Piano Party: Happy Birthday, Robert Schumann & Fryderyk Chopin! on Sunday, November 7, 2010 at 4:00 pm in the Gothic Revival landmark church in Pelham Manor. A meet-the-artist reception will follow the per...formance. Mr. Russo will perform Robert Schumann’s stunning masterwork Kreisleriana, Op. 16 and Fryderyk Chopin’s 24 Preludes, Op. 28 in celebration of 2010’s double bicentennial. Tickets for this performance are available for the cost of $30 per person, with student tickets available for $10 per person. A season subscription to all five concerts on the popular series is also available for $125 until November 7. Student subsriptions are also available at the cost of $45.
http://www.christchurchpelham.org/Concerts.html
Concerts at Christ Church, 1415 Pelhamdale Avenue Pelham Manor, NYPreston Bradley Hall, Chicago Cultural Center
Iberia String Quartet
Andrés Ortiz, Violin
David Otto Castrillo, Violin
María de los Ángeles Herrero, Viola
Álvaro Llorente, Cello
with Daniel del Pino, Piano
Frederick Chopin -- Piano Concerto No. 1 in E minor, Op. 11 (in an arrangement for piano and string quartet)
Michigan Avenue between Randolph and Washington Streets, ChicagoSt Paul Methodist Church
Solo Recital
Chicago Cultural Center's Preston Bradley Hall
Baroque Band does Chicago Latino Music Festival
Baroque Band explores the rich repertoire of music from 18th-century South America, including modern-day world premieres of two concerti grossi by the Argentinian “Vivaldi” Domenico Zipoli (1688-1726), two church sonatas from the Archivo Musical de Chiquitos in Bolivia, and a concerto grosso by Nicolo Jommelli (1714-1774).
78 E. Washington St. ChicagoPreston Bradley Hall, Chicago Cultural Center
Moran Katz, Clarinet
Moran Katz, Clarinet
Amy J. Yang, Piano
Leonard Bernstein -- Sonata for Clarinet and Piano
Edison Denisov -- Sonata for Clarinet Solo
Robert Muczynski -- Time Pieces
George Gershwin -- Allegro ben ritmato e deciso from Three Preludes (arr. James Cohn)
Michigan Avenue between Randolph and Washington Streets, ChicagoM. Steinert and Sons, Boston, MA
Beethoven's "Hammerklavier" and "Pastoral" sonatas
Pianist John Ferguson performs an all-Beethoven piano recital at M. Steinert and Sons, on November 18 at 7pm. The program includes the monumental and sublime "Hammerklavier" Sonata Op. 106--widely considered the greatest and most difficult of all piano sonatas--and Beethoven's youthful and serene "Pastoral" Sonata Op. 28.
162 Boylston Street, Boston, MassachusettsWeill Recital Hall @ Carnegie Hall
Chopin & Schumann Double Bicentennial
The Italian Academy Foundation, Inc. is pleased to celebrate the shared bicentennial year of Frédéric Chopin and Robert Schumann.
PROGRAM
Robert Schumann: Kreisleriana, op. 16
Frédéric Chopin: 24 Preludes, op. 28
TICKETS
Front Orchestra: $75
Rear Orchestra: $35
Front Balcony: $50
Rear Balcony: $25
http://www.italianacademyfoundation.org/chopinschumann/
57th Street and Seventh Avenue, New York, NYAscension Lutheran Church
PKWproductions presents The Sound of the Bass and Harp According to PKW
featuring Elaine Barber, harp
Westbeth Common Room
The Hugo Wolf Project Part I: The Italian Songbook
Come hear the inaugural concert of the first season of the Brooklyn Art Song Society! Hugo Wolf's complete Italian Songbook will be performed by Beth Griffith & Amy van Roekel, sopranos, Kyle Oliver & Robert Osborne, baritones and Michael Brofman, Miori Sugiyama, Beth Levin & Michael Rose.Tickets are $20. To order in advance call 917-509-6258.
57 Bethune Street New York, NYPreston Bradley Hall, Chicago Cultural Center
Inna Faliks, Piano
Inna Faliks, Piano
Franz Liszt -- Harmonies du soir No. 11 in D-flat Major from Etudes d’exécution transcendante
Robert Schumann -- Fantasy in C Major, Op. 17
Franz Liszt -- La campanella No. 3 from Grand Paganini Etudes
Michigan Avenue between Randolph and Washington Streets, ChicagoTucson, Arizona
Violin/Viola recital with Helena Baillie
Josephine Leiser Opera center
CHAMELEON SERIES Piano trio
Piano trio: Dmitri Pogorelov, Iris van Eck & Kemal Gekic Gekic
Trios by Mozart, Ravel and Dvorak
Contact: www.chameleonmusicians.org
221 S.W. 3rd Avenue Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312Chicago Cultural Center
Old Favorites Made New
This concert features familiar songs and instrumental works that have
Chicago Cultural Center 78 E Washington St. Chicago, IL 60602become modern standards in the musical world and have been altered in
the process. Some were changed in instrumentation, some grossly edited
to conform to modern stylistic and technical views. We will dust them
off and play them in their original versions, with all the excesses,
passions, and beauties they contained when they were first penned.
Featuring songs and cantatas by Handel, Bononcini, Caccini, and
Carissimi as well as sonatas by Handel, Corelli, and Eccles, this
concert will surely breathe life into music that was so well written it
has never gone out of fashion.