Curtis Macomber, violin
James Wilson, cello
Patricia Spencer, flute
Meighan Stoops, clarinet
Blair McMillen, piano
"The performance . . . could not have been more gripping." Allan Kozinn,
The New York Times
“ dazzlingly alert instrumental work . . .”
Seen and Heard International
“inviting gracefulness and clarity”
The New York Times
“No ensemble has been more devoted to championing works by living composers than the Da Capo Chamber Players. Now in its 40th anniversary season, the New York-based quintet continues to take audiences on intriguing sonic journeys.”
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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[All programs are subject to change]
A multifarious, high-octane show of (mostly) very recent American chamber music.
Guest artists:
Jeffrey Irving, percussion
Sam Pluta, sound projectionist
In addition to giving a wonderful aural glimpse of a few of the extraordinary black composers in our midst, we hope this program may help raise awareness of a current crisis. Box office for this program will be donated to All of Us or None.
Guest artists:
Guest artists:
Program will also feature Alvin Singleton’s La Flora, performed by the Da Capo Chamber Players.
Guest Artists
Aaron Copland School of Music
Chamber Music Live
LEFRAK CONCERT HALL (free parking)
Students and Faculty : Free (others pay a nominal admission)
Queens College, CUNY
65-30 Kissena Boulevard
Queens, NY
For further information: Jane Cho, Administrative Director, Chamber Music Live, 718 997-3800 jane.cho@qc.cuny.edu
Merkin Concert Hall
Help us celebrate the 100th Anniversary year of the premiere of Schoenberg’s landmark masterpiece, Pierrot lunaire! A performance of the Schoenberg will be paired with the premiere of a newly-commissioned work by Mohammed Fairouz (set to Wayne Koestenbaum’s “Pierrot lunaire”), written for the occasion with a grant from the Shapiro Fund for New Music.
Merkin Concert Hall
129 West 67th Street
Single tickets: $20 ($10 students/seniors)
Box office: 212 501-3330
