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FARAO - Chamber Music - Mendelssohn - Shostakovich - Zimmermann
Felix Mandelssohn Violin Sonata in F major (1820) Violin Sonata in F minor op. 4 (1825) Violin Sonata in F (1838) Menuhin Edition Andreas Reiner violin Desar Sulejmani piano Farao 2013 D. Shostakovich Piano Trio No. 2 op. 67 A. Arensky Piano Trio No. 1 op. 32 S. Racmhaninov Piano Trio No. 1 op. posth. Atos Trio Farao 2014 S. Prokofiev Piano Sonata No. 6, op. 82 Maurice Ravel Gaspard de la Nuit Jean Sibelius Klavierstücke op. 76 Béla Bartók Piano Sonata Sz 80 F arao 2018 A. A. Saygun Violin Sonata op. 20 Suite for violin and piano op. 33 A. Babadshanian Violin Sonata E. Bagdassarian Rapsody for violin amd piano Rebekka Hartmann violin Margarita Oganesian piano Farao 2015 R. Strauss Cello Sonata op. 6 Romanze AV 75 F. Mendelssohn Cello Sonata […]
2015-10-18 20:48:22
Most of the music on the program actually was new: Two of the works were “new” in the general, classical-music, everything-written-in-the-past-century-still-counts-as-unfamiliar sense, and one was an actual world premiere. The Atos Trio's slightly ...
2015-10-18 20:48:22
Most of the music on the program actually was new: Two of the works were “new” in the general, classical-music, everything-written-in-the-past-century-still-counts-as-unfamiliar sense, and one was an actual world premiere. The Atos Trio's slightly ...
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2015-09-23 04:25:15
Sep. 19 Pacifica Quartet
The Pacifica Quartet (from left: Simin Ganatra, Sibbi Bernhardsson, Brandon Vamos and Masumi Per Rostad) opened the SFCM 2015-16 season Sep. 15 (file photo: Tristan Cook) Pacifica Quartet returns to Syracuse, proves once again it is second to none The Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music engaged the best of the best for its 2015-16 season opener By David Abrams The Pacifica Quartet returned to Central New York Saturday to open to the Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music’s 2015-16 season, and did so with the kind of program, playing and execution that has defined SFCM over the course of its 66-year history. I wasn’t around when Louis Krasner founded SFCM in 1949, but I’ve been attending its concerts the past 39 seasons. During that span I’ve heard a number of tours de force efforts from top-notch string quartets in their glorious primes — including Guarneri, […]