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Please mark the following dates on your calendar right now and use our handy order form to receive your season tickets: |
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October 3, 2004 |
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Vesselin Gellev, violin This dynamite quartet keeps piling up rave reviews from major cities
and has just received an ASCAP Award in Adventuresome Programming. Violin,
cello, piano and clarinet make for some interesting combinations and
music we don't get to hear every day. Messiaen's "Quartet for the
End of Time" will also be on the program.
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November 14, 2004 |
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Maureen Nelson, violin This multinational quartet, working under the mentorship of the Tokyo
and Vermeer String Quartets, has quickly become one of America's leading
young ensembles, winning numerous prizes. Mr Meglioranza will sing Samuel
Barber's "Dover Beach".
THOMAS MEGLIORANZA joins the Enso Quartet |
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February 13, 2005 |
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Jon Klibonoff, piano Three of the most sought after artists, acclaimed not only for their
interpretive range and unparalleled virtuosity but also for years of
innovative programming, they are frequent guests of the Chamber Music
Society of Lincoln Center.
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March 13, 2005 |
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Peter Schuhmayer, violin Treasured in its native Austria, the Quartet has toured worldwide and
has had its own series at the Musikverein since 1988, bringing compelling
new dimensions to the rich and elegant Viennese string quartet tradition.
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April 10, 2005 |
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Catherine Cho, violin The members of the new quintet for violin, viola, oboe, cello and piano,
are widely recognized as some of the most admired musicians performing
before the public today. Named for the mythical bird, the phoenix, which
rises reborn from ashes and symbolizes beauty and the immortality of
art.
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