First, just a reminder:
Our next Notes for Nourishment program is happening on THREE different dates, in THREE different venues, and it's coming up SOON! ....it's a one-hour, family-friendly program, and all three venues are open to the public, with donations requested. Here are the dates, times and locations:
- SATURDAY Jan 26 (this Saturday) at 1:30pm sharp in St Joseph Basilica, 1109 Chestnut St, Alameda
- SATURDAY Feb 2, on a Groupmuse house concert in a SF neighborhood, gathering at2:45pm. See https://www.groupmuse.
com/events/7789-felix-the-cat- tree-oh-my A space reservation is required/requested. Address and info is on the link above. - SUNDAY Feb 3, at 4pm in the Mission Dolores Basilica, 16th St, San Francisco (walkable from 16th St & Mission BART station)
SO - if you are wondering what the PROGRAM will be, take a peek:
We are breaking this one-hour program into two completely separate halves, with Part 1 being a delicious smorgasbord of short musical bon-bons or appetizers, from the 19th and 20th centuries, with two different "tango-like" works being the fun bookend pieces for that half. And Part 2 of the program will share all four movements of the gigantic and ever-popular Mendelssohn Piano Trio No2 in c minor. So unless we change the order at last minute, it looks like this:
Part 1
Piazzolla "Oblivion" arranged for violin, cello and piano by Jose Bragato
Liszt "Liebestraume" for piano solo, leading into:
Liszt "Benedictus" for solo violin (with piano four-hands accompaniment arr.by Michael Touchi)
Schumann "Traumerei" arranged for cello and piano by Lothar Lechner
Gardel "Por Una Cabeza" transcribed & arranged for piano trio by Gabriel Beistline
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Part 2
Mendelssohn Piano Trio No.2 in c minor Op. 66 in four movements:
Allegro energico e con fuoco
Andante espressivo
Scherzo: Molto allegro quasi presto
Finale: Allegro appassionato
We hope you are as excited about that program as we are! See you soon.....
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