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Artists:

Julie Albers, cello
Franklin Cohen, clarinet
Zoltán Fejérvári, piano
Oliver Herbert, cello
Alexi Kenney, violin
Orion Weiss, piano
Itamar Zorman, violin

Program:

Music at the close of the 19th century signaled the end of an era. Ravel’s La Valse depicts the disintegration of the traditional Viennese waltz, while Brahms’s profound clarinet trio, composed at the end of his life, foreshadowed the end of Romanticism. The fascinating and opulent Suite by Korngold written in pre-war Austria envelops us in Viennese decadence, an aesthetic severed by World War II. Korngold was later to become one of the creators and giants of the “Hollywood sound.”

BRAHMS   Clarinet Trio, Op. 114
RAVEL   La Valse for Two Pianos
KORNGOLD   Suite for Strings and Piano Left Hand, Op. 23

Prelude lecture at 6:45pm with Festival Speaker, Patrick Castillo

Admission:

General Admission $40
Young Adult $30
Student $15

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