The program Chroma bursts forth with a kaleidoscope of sound, featuring an eclectic mix of contemporary and classical compositions that captivate the senses.
Jonathan Bailey Holland’s Between Days opens the program with an evocative piece for alto flute, clarinet, cello, and piano. This work explores the interplay of timbres and textures, creating a reflective atmosphere.
Shulamit Ran‘s Private Game follows, a duet for clarinet and cello that delves into the nuances of dialogue between the two instruments, highlighting their contrasting yet complementary voices.
Robert Martin’s Night Time envelopes listeners in a soundscape that captures the essence of nighttime, with its mysteries and quietude.
Gabriel Fauré’s Piano Trio in D minor, Op. 120 adds a touch of classical elegance. This trio for violin, cello, and piano is a lush exploration of lyrical melodies and intricate harmonies, showcasing Fauré’s masterful craftsmanship.
Philippe Bodin’s Peal is a vibrant composition for full ensemble that unfolds like a painter’s palette, rich with colors and textures. Peal evokes a spectrum of emotions, painting a vivid auditory landscape that invites listeners to experience a journey through a world of color and sound.
Together, these compositions create a dynamic and colorful musical journey, inviting audiences to immerse themselves in a world of diverse soundscapes and emotional depth.
Program
Jonathan Bailey Holland | Between Days (alto flute, clarinet, cello, piano) 11 minutes
Shulamit Ran | Private Game (clarinet, cello) 5 minutes
Robert Martin | Night Time (full ensemble) 9 minutes
Gabriel Fauré | Piano Trio in d minor op. 120 (violin, cello, piano) 18-20 min
I. Allegro ma non troppo
II. Andantino
III. Allegro vivo
Philippe Bodin | Peal (full ensemble) 11 minutes
Artists
Jennie Oh Brown | flute
Andrea R. DiOrio | clarinet
Elizabeth Brausa Brathwaite | violin
Russell Rolen | cello
Daniel Schlosberg | piano
Jonathon Kirk | composer-in-residence
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North/South Consonance presents Four Wind Quintets by Robert Martin, at Saint John's in the Village.
The North/South Wind Quintet
ROBERT MARTIN
Four Wind Quartets (1, 2, 6 & 9)
The North/South Wind Quintet
North/South Consonance
Bagatelles Without Tonality
Max Lifchitz performs works by Green, Leclair, Lifchitz, Martin, Schoenberg and others.
VICTOR KIOULAPHIDES - Black Swan Concerto
MAX LIFCHITZ - Aymara Percussion Concerto
ROBERT MARTIN - One Year the Milkweed
RUFUS REID - Wind and Sail
Lisa Hansen, flute
Stephen Sas, double bass
Frank Cassara, percussion
Max Lifchitz, conductor
The North/South Chamber Orchestra
this concert at the
DiMenna Center
450 W 37th St, New York, NY 10018
Juxtapositions
Eminent composers with whom Da Capo has worked closely for decades will be juxtaposed with young, budding talents and recent discoveries:
Tenri Cultural Institute, West 13th Street, NYC
- Amy Williams – First Lines (2006)
- Lei Liang – Gobi Canticle (2004)
- Davidovsky – Quartetto No. 4 (2005)
- Charles Wuorinen – Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano (1983)
- Robert Martin – Nighttime (1979)
- Jason Eckardt – After Serra (2000)
GUEST ARTISTS
- James Baker, conductor
- Lois Martin, viola
- Yoshi Weinberg, flute
Maria Brea, sporano
Melisa Bonetti, mezzo-soprano
Max Lifschitz, piano
Works by Ruth Crawford-Seeer, Odaline de la Martinez, Auerlio de la Vega, Robert Fleisher, Osvaldo Golijov, James Kachulis, Max Lifschitz, Robert Marting, William Ortiz & Francisco Zapata-Bello.
The North/South Consonance Ensemble
Sandra Moon, soprano
Lisa Hanen, Flutes
Gary Hamme, English Horn
Susan Jolles, Harp
Jordan Dodson and Dan Lippel, guitar
Arthur Moeller, violin
Michael Haas, cello
Max Lifchits, piano/conductor
Live Streaming from St. John’s in the Village in New York City
Max Lifchitz, pianist
Compositions infused with rhythms and harmonies from popular dances by Brian Banks, Joel Chadabe, Katherine Hoover, Max Lifchitz, Robert Martin, Allen Schulz & Stefan Wolpe.
Works by BOZO BANOVIC, KATRINA KRIMSKY, MAX LIFCHITZ, ROBERT MARTIN, LEONARDO SUAREZ-PAZ & THOMAS WHITMAN
Martin Kuuskman, bassoonist
An Estonian-born bassoon virtuoso with two Grammy-nominated albums, Martin Kuuskman’s charismatic and commanding performances throughout the world have earned him repute as one of the leading solo instrumentalists today.
Max Lifchitz, Piano
North/South Consonance
The program is called "Bagatelles Without Tonality: Piano Music from North & South"
Max Lifchitz, piano
Concert to be held at National Opera Center’s Placido Domingo Hall 330 Seventh Ave (7th FL), New York, NY 10001
The North/South Winds
Max Lifchitz, conductor
The Wind Quintets