







The world premiere of Dave Anderson’s Nonet for strings, winds, and harp, along with works by composers from other countries who inspired him. Including Dmitri Shostakovich’s Viola Sonata, Paul Hindemith’s Seventh String Quartet, and Alberto Ginastera’s Impresiones de la Puna for flute and string quartet. You will be able to stream this concert via UNO’s School of the Arts Facebook page.
Musaica Chamber Ensemble continues its 14th Season, “The Architecture of Music” with “Keyboard Cornerstones of Bach and Fauré,” a concert of pieces that will feature Bach’s Goldberg Variations for string trio (originally for harpsichord), and Fauré’s 2nd Piano Quartet in G minor along with other works by French and Baroque composers.
Musaica Chamber Ensemble continues its 14th Season, “The Architecture of Music” with “Keyboard Cornerstones of Bach and Fauré,” a concert of pieces that will feature Bach’s Goldberg Variations for string trio (originally for harpsichord), and Fauré’s 2nd Piano Quartet in G minor along with other works by French and Baroque composers.
Musaica begins its 14th Season, “The Architecture of Music” with works from the elegant and stylish Art Deco period. Along with pieces by Sergei Prokofiev (his Sonata for Two Violins), Eugène Ysaÿe (his Trio for Two Violins and Viola), and Julietta Rabens (her work “Fallen Leaf” for English Horn and Harp) we’ll also feature Eugene Goosens’ Suite for Violin, Flute, and Harp, and Joaquín Turina’s Piano Quartet in A Minor.
Musaica begins its 14th Season, “The Architecture of Music” with works from the elegant and stylish Art Deco period. Along with pieces by Sergei Prokofiev (his Sonata for Two Violins), Eugène Ysaÿe (his Trio for Two Violins and Viola), and Julietta Rabens (her work “Fallen Leaf” for English Horn and Harp) we’ll also feature Eugene Goosens’ Suite for Violin, Flute, and Harp, and Joaquín Turina’s Piano Quartet in A Minor.
Musaica performs works inspired by the folk and indigenous music from different parts of the world. Along with the String Sextet in A major by Dvorak and works by Bartok and Villa Lobos will be two world premieres! These will include a trio from past “Tribute the the Classical Arts” nominee Mollie O’Meara for harp, oboe, and flute inspired by Irish folk melodies; and a string quartet on Vietnamese folk music by Dylan Tran, this year’s participant in Musaica’s composition workshop.
Musaica performs works inspired by the folk and indigenous music from different parts of the world. Along with the String Sextet in A major by Dvorak and works by Bartok and Villa Lobos will be two world premieres! These will include a trio from past “Tribute the the Classical Arts” nominee Mollie O’Meara for harp, oboe, and flute inspired by Irish folk melodies; and a string quartet on Vietnamese folk music by Dylan Tran, this year’s participant in Musaica’s composition workshop.