NOREE CHAMBER SOLOISTS 
3rd PORTSMOUTH MUSIC FESTIVAL 2019

Saturday, September 7, 2019, 7:30 PM
All Concerts at South Church, 292 State Street, Portsmouth, NH, 03801

Francesca dePasquale, Amelia Dietrich, YuEun Kim, violins
Bethany Hargreaves , viola | Yi Qun Xu, cello | Yoon Lee, piano

Festival Concert 2: A Gypsy Night

Bartok Rhapsody No. 1

Sarasate Zigeunerweisen (YuEun Kim, soloist)

Brahms Piano Quartet in G Minor

Friday, September 6, 2019, 7:30 PM
All Concerts at South Church, 292 State Street, Portsmouth, NH, 03801

Francesca dePasquale, Amelia Dietrich, YuEun Kim, violins
Bethany Hargreaves , viola | Yi Qun Xu, cello | Yoon Lee, piano

Festival Concert 1: The Classic Things

Haydn Cello Concerto in D Major (Yi Qun Xu, soloist)

Leclair Sonata for 2 Violins Opus 3 No. 5

Beethoven String Quartet Opus 59 No. 1

Francesca dePasquale, Amelia Dietrich, YuEun Kim, violins
Bethany Hargreaves , viola | Yi Qun Xu, cello

Leclair Sonata for 2 Violins, Opus 3 No. 5

Sarasate Zigeunerweisen

Beethoven String Quartet in F Major, Opus 59 No. 1, “Razumovsky”

The Arte Quartet gives their final concert of the 2018-2019 school year in Morse Hall; the culmination of their time in the Juilliard Honors Chamber Music Program.

Program:

Britten String Quartet No. 2

Beethoven String Quartet Op. 59 No. 2

Harriet Langley, vln

Amelia Dietrich, vln

Emily Liu, vla

Matthew Chen, cello

New York Classical Players Season Finale

NYCP shares two premieres and two familiar Mozart masterworks in the season’s final orchestral concert.  Mozart’s beloved “Eine kleine Nachtmusik” and joyful Divertimento No. 3 in F major are paired with Samuel Adler’s Gedenkfeier (US Premiere) and a new double concerto by Eric Nathan, featuring emerging stars Yoonah Kim (clarinet) and Stefan Jackiw (violin) in this original program that celebrates timeless virtuosity.

Dongmin Kim, conductor
Stefan Jackiw, violin
Yoonah Kim, clarinet

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Divertimento No. 3 in F major, K. 138
Samuel Adler / Gedenkfeier (US premiere) 
Eric Nathan / Double Concerto for Violin and Clarinet (premiere)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Eine kleine nachtmusik K. 525 

New York Classical Players Season Finale

NYCP shares two premieres and two familiar Mozart masterworks in the season’s final orchestral concert.  Mozart’s beloved “Eine kleine Nachtmusik” and joyful Divertimento No. 3 in F major are paired with Samuel Adler’s Gedenkfeier (US Premiere) and a new double concerto by Eric Nathan, featuring emerging stars Yoonah Kim (clarinet) and Stefan Jackiw (violin) in this original program that celebrates timeless virtuosity.

Dongmin Kim, conductor
Stefan Jackiw, violin
Yoonah Kim, clarinet

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Divertimento No. 3 in F major, K. 138
Samuel Adler / Gedenkfeier (US premiere) 
Eric Nathan / Double Concerto for Violin and Clarinet (premiere)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / Eine kleine nachtmusik K. 525 

New York Classical Players

NYCP conjures Baroque lyricism and complexity through new evocations that reimagine the era's familiar strains. Concertmaster Nikki Chooi serves as soloist for this original program that blends contemporary interpretations of Baroque traditions with works by Chausson, Stravinsky, Geminiani, and W.F. Bach. 

Dongmin Kim, conductor
Nikki Chooi, violin

Francesco Geminiani / Concerto Grosso, Op. 5, No. 12 in D minor  
Vivian Fung / Baroque Melting
Ernest Chausson / Poème, Op.25 (arr. Yoomi Paick)
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach / Symphony in F major, F 67
Igor Stravinsky / Concerto in D

New York Classical Players

NYCP conjures Baroque lyricism and complexity through new evocations that reimagine the era's familiar strains. Concertmaster Nikki Chooi serves as soloist for this original program that blends contemporary interpretations of Baroque traditions with works by Chausson, Stravinsky, Geminiani, and W.F. Bach. 

Dongmin Kim, conductor
Nikki Chooi, violin

Francesco Geminiani / Concerto Grosso, Op. 5, No. 12 in D minor  
Vivian Fung / Baroque Melting
Ernest Chausson / Poème, Op.25 (arr. Yoomi Paick)
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach / Symphony in F major, F 67
Igor Stravinsky / Concerto in D

Please join me at Juilliard’s Paul Hall as I celebrate the end of my two years at The Juilliard School.

Caroline Shaw, Broad and Free

Beethoven Violin Sonata No. 10

-intermission-

Chausson Concerto for Violin, Piano and String Quartet

Vassily Primakov, piano

Harriet Langley, violin

Alice Ivy- Pemberton, violin

Florrie Marshall, viola

Matthew Chen, cello

National Sawdust, March 3rd, 2019

Elegy for Solo Violin, by Jesus Gonzales

Amelia Dietrich, violin

Adventurous clarinetist and new music aficionado Chris Grymes brings his Open G podcast and performance series to National Sawdust in a continuing exploration of the new avenues that digital technologies are opening up for creating and sharing high-caliber music. This inaugural event will feature internationally renowned chamber and orchestral composer Jesús González, who has been commissioned by the likes of the Quartet Saxophones Galicia and the DobreXiro contemporary dance company.

Tickets can be found at https://nationalsawdust.org/event/chris-grymes-open-g-series-jesus-gonzalez/

The Arte Quartet performs Beethoven’s String Quartet Op. 59 No. 2 at The Kennedy Center’s Millennium Stage as part of the Conservatory Project.

Livestreamed at http://www.kennedy-center.org/Video/Live

Free ticketed concert.

For more information, go to http://www.kennedy-center.org/video/performance/68288

New York Classical Players

Dongmin Kim, conductor
HaeSun Paik, piano

Acclaimed pianist HaeSun Paik returns to NYCP for a Beethoven double feature. Ms. Paik continues the ensemble’s  Beethoven Project – a three-year adventurous commitment to perform all five Beethoven piano concertos – with his stirring First and dazzlingly powerful Third Piano Concertos. Samuel Adler’s Concertino offers a contemporary perspective on the concerto form with lively dance movements and energetic themes for the full orchestra.
 

Samuel Adler / Concertino No. 3
Ludwig van Beethoven / Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major, Op. 15 (arr. Ka Young Rhee)
Ludwig van Beethoven / Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37 (arr. Ka Young Rhee)

New York Classical Players

Dongmin Kim, conductor
HaeSun Paik, piano

Acclaimed pianist HaeSun Paik returns to NYCP for a Beethoven double feature. Ms. Paik continues the ensemble’s  Beethoven Project – a three-year adventurous commitment to perform all five Beethoven piano concertos – with his stirring First and dazzlingly powerful Third Piano Concertos. Samuel Adler’s Concertino offers a contemporary perspective on the concerto form with lively dance movements and energetic themes for the full orchestra.
 

Samuel Adler / Concertino No. 3
Ludwig van Beethoven / Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major, Op. 15 (arr. Ka Young Rhee)
Ludwig van Beethoven / Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37 (arr. Ka Young Rhee)

New York Classical Players

Dongmin Kim, conductor
HaeSun Paik, piano

Acclaimed pianist HaeSun Paik returns to NYCP for a Beethoven double feature. Ms. Paik continues the ensemble’s  Beethoven Project – a three-year adventurous commitment to perform all five Beethoven piano concertos – with his stirring First and dazzlingly powerful Third Piano Concertos. Samuel Adler’s Concertino offers a contemporary perspective on the concerto form with lively dance movements and energetic themes for the full orchestra.
 

Samuel Adler / Concertino No. 3
Ludwig van Beethoven / Piano Concerto No. 1 in C major, Op. 15 (arr. Ka Young Rhee)
Ludwig van Beethoven / Piano Concerto No. 3 in C minor, Op. 37 (arr. Ka Young Rhee)

Join the Arte Quartet live from Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center in a masterclass with violinist Daniel Hope.

Beethoven String Quartet Op. 59, No. 2

livestreamed at https://www.chambermusicsociety.org/watch-and-listen/live/master-class-with-daniel-hope-january-28-2019/

Arte Quartet presents Beethoven’s String Quartet Op. 59 No. 2 in a Juilliard Chamber Music Showcase

Harriet Langley and Amelia Dietrich, violins

Emily Liu, viola

Matthew Chen, cello

The Arte Quartet joins Natasha Brofsky for Schubert’s illustrious cello quintet at Alice Tully’s Wednesday at One Series.

Arte Quartet:

Amelia Dietrich and Harriet Langley, violins

Emily Liu, viola

Matthew Chen, cello

RIDOTTO CONCERT SERIES

Dvorak and Schumann Piano Quintets:

Vassily Primalov, piano

Bella Horvath, violin

Amelia Dietrich, violin

Florrie Marshall, viola

Ben Capps, cello

For tickets and information:

http://www.ridotto.org/

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The New York Classical Players

Dongmin Kim, conductor
Pamela Frank, violin
Peter Wiley, cello

A triad of great musical minds are showcased in this program with works by Brahms, Schoenberg, and Webern. Schoenberg famously paid homage to Brahms as a "great innovator" in his creative abilities and musical genius and in Verklärte Nacht, one hears echoes of Brahms’ formalism and rich lyricism that gives way to Schoenberg’s radical harmonies.  Acclaimed violinist Pamela Frank and cellist Peter Wiley - both celebrated soloists and collaborators -join the ensemble for Brahms’ remarkable Double Concerto. Composed as a homework assignment for his tutor, Schoenberg, Webern’s Langsamer Satz is a subtle yet powerfully intense example of the young composer’s originality.

Anton Webern / Langsamer Satz
Johannes Brahms / Concerto for Violin and Cello in A minor, Op. 102 (arr. Yoomi Paick)
Arnold Schoenberg / Verklärte Nacht, Op. 4

http://www.nycpmusic.org/brahms-schoenberg/

free admission, reserve tickets

The New York Classical Players

Dongmin Kim, conductor
Pamela Frank, violin
Peter Wiley, cello

A triad of great musical minds are showcased in this program with works by Brahms, Schoenberg, and Webern. Schoenberg famously paid homage to Brahms as a "great innovator" in his creative abilities and musical genius and in Verklärte Nacht, one hears echoes of Brahms’ formalism and rich lyricism that gives way to Schoenberg’s radical harmonies.  Acclaimed violinist Pamela Frank and cellist Peter Wiley - both celebrated soloists and collaborators -join the ensemble for Brahms’ remarkable Double Concerto. Composed as a homework assignment for his tutor, Schoenberg, Webern’s Langsamer Satz is a subtle yet powerfully intense example of the young composer’s originality.

Anton Webern / Langsamer Satz
Johannes Brahms / Concerto for Violin and Cello in A minor, Op. 102 (arr. Yoomi Paick)
Arnold Schoenberg / Verklärte Nacht, Op. 4

http://www.nycpmusic.org/brahms-schoenberg/

free admission, reserve tickets

The New York Classical Players

Dongmin Kim, conductor
Pamela Frank, violin
Peter Wiley, cello

A triad of great musical minds are showcased in this program with works by Brahms, Schoenberg, and Webern. Schoenberg famously paid homage to Brahms as a "great innovator" in his creative abilities and musical genius and in Verklärte Nacht, one hears echoes of Brahms’ formalism and rich lyricism that gives way to Schoenberg’s radical harmonies.  Acclaimed violinist Pamela Frank and cellist Peter Wiley - both celebrated soloists and collaborators -join the ensemble for Brahms’ remarkable Double Concerto. Composed as a homework assignment for his tutor, Schoenberg, Webern’s Langsamer Satz is a subtle yet powerfully intense example of the young composer’s originality.

Anton Webern / Langsamer Satz
Johannes Brahms / Concerto for Violin and Cello in A minor, Op. 102 (arr. Yoomi Paick)
Arnold Schoenberg / Verklärte Nacht, Op. 4

http://www.nycpmusic.org/brahms-schoenberg/

free admission, reserve tickets

Dvorak and Schumann Piano Quintets:

Vassily Primalov, piano

Bella Horvath, violin

Amelia Dietrich, violin

Florrie Marshall, viola

Ben Capps, cello

For tickets and information:

http://www.ridotto.org/

MASSIVEMUSE

RIVERSIDE CHURCH ASSEMBLY HALL

Tickets

-Program-
Mozart | Divertimento in F major
Pauline Oliveros | Out of the Dark
Imogen Heap | Hide and Seek (arr. Max Jacob)
-intermission-
Bartok | Divertimento

THE EAR

THE DIMENNA CENTER FOR CLASSICAL MUSIC

Tickets

-Program-
Biber | Battalia a 10
Heap | Hide and Seek (arr. Max Jacob)
Joshua Carro | Time For Sonic Boom
Carlos José Castro | Serenata De La Luna
Gilad Cohen | Short Goat Blues
Andrea Donati | Skylark
Alicia Enstrom | Frenzied Whispers
Tyler Eschendal | Extract and Jingle
No Reservation | Diana Sussman

Ensemble 63

Amelia Dietrich, violin

Emma Frucht, violin

Emily Liu, viola

Clare Bradford, cello

Bel Canto: Inside the Music with Renée Fleming, David Majzlin, Anthony Weintraub, and Elena Park

September 16, 2018,  7:30–8:50 pm 

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

For the new film Bel Canto, based on Ann Patchett’s award-winning novel, Renée Fleming provides the soprano voice of Roxane Coss (played by Julianne Moore), a renowned diva swept up, along with wealthy Japanese industrialist Hosokawa (Ken Watanabe), in a lengthy hostage crisis in South America. This dramatic love story, directed by Paul Weitz (who also co-wrote the screenplay), unfolds with an arresting score that features classic opera arias as well as original music by David Majzlin. Fleming and Majzlin join Bel Canto’s Anthony Weintraub (producer/co-screenwriter) and Elena Park (music producer) to discuss the film’s creation and its musical components. Ensemble 63 will perform several excerpts from Bel Canto, which will debut in theaters on September 14.

$45, $40 members and Friends of Works & Process.

House seats may be available for $1,000+ Friends of Works & Process. On a limited basis, house seats may be released to the public before performances at ticket prices of $90, $80 members.

For more information, please call 212 758 0024.

Noree Chamber Soloists Music Festival

Francesca dePasquale, Amelia Dietrich, YuEun Kim, violin | Sung Jin Lee, viola | Yi Qun Xu, cello | Yoon Lee, piano

Saint-Saëns Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso Opus 28 (YuEun Kim, soloist)
Fauré Piano Quartet No. 2 in G Minor
Brahms Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major 

Noree Chamber Soloists Music Festival

Francesca dePasquale, Amelia Dietrich, YuEun Kim, violin | Sung Jin Lee, viola | Yi Qun Xu, cello | Yoon Lee, piano

Tomaso Antonio Vital Chaconne (Francesca dePasquale, soloist)
Shostakovich Five Pieces for Two Violins
Mozart Divertimento in E-flat Major, K. 563