concert 2: a hundred onward years
Saturday, November 8, 2008, 8 PM
Goethe-Institut, Boston,
170 Beacon Street
Take a trip with the Chameleons as we hop, skip and jump
through musical history fifty years at a time. We begin joyfully
with early Beethoven and end with Aaron Jay Kernis, one of
America's most decorated composers, the youngest ever to win
a Pulitzer Prize.
Program:
Ludwig van Beethoven
Serenade in D Major for flute, viola & violin, Op. 25 (1801)
Robert Schumann
Sonata No. 2 in d minor for violin & piano, Op. 121 (1851)
Charles Martin Loeffler
Deux Rhapsodies for oboe, viola & piano (1901)
Lou Harrison
Songs from the Forest for flute, violin, vibraphone & piano (1951)
Aaron Jay Kernis
Trio in Red for clarinet, cello & piano (2001)
Concert Personnel:
Deborah Boldin, flute
Vivian Chang-Freiheit, piano
Gloria Chien, piano
Nancy Dimock, oboe
Joanna Kurkowicz, violin
William Manley, percussion
Kelli O'Connor, clarinet
Rafael Popper-Keizer, cello
Scott Woolweaver, viola
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