A conversation with Solenne Païdassi
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David YangI’m still coming down from the summer– Schoenberg, Shostakovich, “The Jury,” everything and everyone who turned up
This concert is in a private home and the opportunity to sit so close to the performer is a unique experience; tickets sell out quickly (on sale in February). The performance will also feature a pre-concert interview with the artist.
Here is a profile of Michael from the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center:
After the spring recital, summer is not far behind. As usual, the music will be a balance of the beautiful (Bach, Mozart), familiar (Ravel, Shostakovich), edgy (Bartok), and other-worldy (Dutilleux). We also have an exciting commission by Robert Bradshaw titled “A Day in the Life of Newburyport” (more on that in a later post). Following the cue of the world premiere, we’ll be playing in more locations around town than ever before. Indeed, during a week and a half in mid-August we’ll be ubiquitous and you’ll have to go out of your way to avoid running into the visiting artists around town in unexpected places.
David Yang, Artistic Director
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David YangI’m still coming down from the summer– Schoenberg, Shostakovich, “The Jury,” everything and everyone who turned up
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David YangBy all accounts, I think I can report that summer 2023, our twenty-second season, was a smashing success.
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David YangRunning a music festival is very much a group effort. Please welcome our newest board member.
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