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

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 in A Minor, Opus 28 (YuEun Kim, soloist)
Debussy String Quartet in G Minor, Opus 10
Fauré Piano Quartet No.2 in G Minor 

Shattered Glass Residency at Kneisel Hall

http://shattered-glass.org/

Bach: Ricercar a 6

Biber: Battalia a 10

Imogen Heap: Hide and Seek

Montgomery: Strum

Stravinsky: Apollon Musagetes

For tickets visit:

https://kneisel.org/event/festival-concert-program-three/?instance_id=235

Noree Chamber Artists 

Clara Schumann Three Romances, Robert Schumann Piano Fantasy in C, Robert Schumann Adagio and Allegro, Brahms Piano Trio in B Major

Yoon Lee, piano |  Amelia Dietrich, violin  |  Yi Qun Xu, cello

The Romantic Spirit

Noree Chamber Soloists

Clara Schumann Three Romances, Robert Schumann Piano Fantasy in C, Robert Schumann Adagio and Allegro, Brahms Piano Trio in B Major

Yoon Lee, piano |  Amelia Dietrich, violin  |  Yi Qun Xu, cello

THE ROMANTIC SPIRIT

Noree Chamber Soloists 

• Friday, August 17, 2018

Clara Schumann Three Romances, Robert Schumann Piano Fantasy in C, Robert Schumann Adagio and Allegro, Brahms Piano Trio in B Major

Yoon Lee, piano |  Amelia Dietrich, violin  |  Yi Qun Xu, cello

World Premiere of Alex Burtzos's Piano Trio

Yoon Lee, piano 

Amelia Dietrich, violin

Yi-Qun Xu, cello

Noree Performing Arts Celebrates 5th Annual
Music & Dance Festival: Ga・Mu 2018

Original, Mythical and Mystical Music & Dance

We invite you to Noree's annual festival, Ga・Mu (music & dance). 
Experience an evening of Noree’s original dance works influenced by Korean cultural elements and musical performances by Noree Chamber Soloists. 

A premiere of a collaborative work with EunSung Lee (Choreographer), Alex Burtzos (Noree’s Composer-in Residence), Irene SK Kim (Art Director of Noree), and Curtis Shields (Lighting Designer).

An exploration of topology and geometry of movement with Ellen Goldman (Choreographer), Anna Shapiro (Textiles and Sculptural Art Design Artist), and David Pearl (Composer).

Noree Chamber Soloists will perform Derek Bermel’s Soul Garden for Viola and string quintet (Caeli Smith, soloist) and Mozart’s Piano Concert No. 23 (Yoon Lee, soloist). 

Selected choreographers Rebekka Nodhturft, Awaken Dance Theater and Henry Max MacCall 4th Sun Dance Company from past PLAYSCAP 2017.

Noree dance performers: EunSung Lee, Sook Kim, Seyong Kim, Caleb Patterson, Oriana Catton, Fallon Johnson

Noree music performers: Stella Chen, Amelia Dietrich, Bela Horvath, Caeli Smith, Sung Jin Lee, YiQun Xu, and Yoon Lee. 

As part of Red Bull Music Festival New York, renowned modern classical composer and sound artist Tristan Perich will premiere his most ambitious project yet: A piece for 50 violins and 50 self-built 1-bit speakers. Perich investigates the spaces where the physical world meets the abstract world of computational electronics, writing intricate arrangements that blend lo-fi 1-bit sound – the lowest possible digital representation of audio – with cascading melodies performed by classically trained musicians. Also performing will be Lesley Flanigan, the experimental electronic musician known for her work with handmade speaker feedback instruments and voice. Flanigan takes a sculptural approach to sound design, and will present a new project for subwoofers and solo voice.

Tristan Perich: Drift Multiply was commissioned by ISSUE Project Room, made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.

Age Requirement: all ages
Ticket Price: $20

What is Red Bull Music Festival New York?
Red Bull Music Festival New York is a celebration of New York and the music, stories, and cultures that make the city what it is. For 3+ weeks (May 3rd until May 25th) #RBMNYC will take over the city with an array of events - public lectures, immersive experiences, film screenings, expansive live music performances, and more - that New York City’s cultural community has come to expect as part of the festival.

Get all the details at https://nyc.redbullmusicfestival.com/

Alice Tully’s Wednesday’s at One Series presents Theo Chandler’s Variations Between Creases for Piano Quartet (world premiere)

Amelia Dietrich, violin

Lauren Seiss, viola

Shangwen Jeff Liao, cello

Rachel Breen, piano

Mozart in the Jungle: Inside the Music—Concert

Entr'acte, by Caroline Shaw

Hi, by Caroline Shaw

Entr’acte on the Sidewalk, by Caroline Shaw 

Violin I: Amelia Dietrich

Violin II: Emma Frucht

Viola: Stephanie Block

Cello: Clare Bradford

Audiences are invited inside the world of Mozart in the Jungle, the Golden Globe Award-winning television series set in the orbit of the fictional New York Symphony. The Amazon series has featured performances by artists including Joshua Bell and Plácido Domingo, who sang on a raft in a Venetian canal with fictional opera diva “La Fiamma” (played by Monica Bellucci), and cameos by composers Nico Muhly and Caroline Shaw. At Works & Process, Shaw joins executive producer and series creator Paul Weitz, showrunner Will Graham, and creative consultant Elena Park for a program that takes the audience inside the music created for the show. The evening features performances of music by Shaw and Muhly, including a special presentation of the Amy Fisher aria by Metropolitan Opera soprano Susanna Phillips. Stream season four of Mozart in the JungleFebruary 16 on Amazon Prime Video.

Mozart in the Jungle: Inside the Music

Entr'acte, by Caroline Shaw

Hi, by Caroline Shaw

Entr’acte on the Sidewalk, by Caroline Shaw 

Violin I: Amelia Dietrich

Violin II: Emma Frucht

Viola: Stephanie Block

Cello: Clare Bradford

Audiences are invited inside the world of Mozart in the Jungle, the Golden Globe Award-winning television series set in the orbit of the fictional New York Symphony. The Amazon series has featured performances by artists including Joshua Bell and Plácido Domingo, who sang on a raft in a Venetian canal with fictional opera diva “La Fiamma” (played by Monica Bellucci), and cameos by composers Nico Muhly and Caroline Shaw. At Works & Process, Shaw joins executive producer and series creator Paul Weitz, showrunner Will Graham, and creative consultant Elena Park for a program that takes the audience inside the music created for the show. The evening features performances of music by Shaw and Muhly, including a special presentation of the Amy Fisher aria by Metropolitan Opera soprano Susanna Phillips. Stream season four of Mozart in the JungleFebruary 16 on Amazon Prime Video.

Mozart in the Jungle Season Four Release Concert

Entr'acte, by Caroline Shaw

Hi, by Caroline Shaw

Entr’acte on the Sidewalk, by Caroline Shaw 

Different Lanes, by Laura Karpman

Impromptu, by Missy Mazzoli 

Violins : Amelia Dietrich and Emma Frucht

Viola: Stephanie Block

Cello: Clare Bradford

On Tuesday, February 13, National Sawdust+ hosts the release party of Season Four of “Mozart in the Jungle!” The festive evening will showcase live music commissioned by the Golden-Globe award-winning Amazon Original Series as well as colorful commentary from showrunner Will Graham, who will be interviewed along with MITJ artists by the show’s Creative Consultant (and NS+ Curator) Elena Park. Audiences will get a sneak peek at clips from the new season, which premieres on Prime Video on February 16, including scenes shot inside National Sawdust.

Composers Caroline Shaw (a character in Season Four) and Missy Mazzoli will perform, as well as an ensemble of musicians who will play their music and a piece by Laura Karpman. Cellist Jeffrey Zeigler will share excerpts from Paola Prestini’s “Listen, Quiet,” and Metropolitan Opera star Susanna Phillips will sing Nico Muhly’s haunting Amy Fisher Aria, “performed” last season by Monica Bellucci (“La Fiamma”) and Gael Garcia Bernal (Maestro Rodrigo de Souza) on Piazza San Marco in Venice.

Enescu Octet @ Alice Tully Hall

Free admission 1pm

Harriet Langley, Emma Frucht, George Meyer, and Amelia Dietrich- violins

Jasper Snow and Emily Liu, violas

Eddie Pogossian and Clare Bradford, cellos

Mozart Quartet K. 589 in Bb Major

Violinists Amelia Dietrich and Emma Frucht, violist Stephanie Block, and cellist Clare Bradford. 

A Casual Night of Chamber Music with pianist, Dan Colalillo featuring:

Prokofiev's 5 Melodies and Brahms Violin Sonata No. 1 in G Major

To Reserve Tickets and view program go to : https://www.groupmuse.com/events/5647-williamsburg-concert