The Avanti Piano Trio
Aug
21

The Avanti Piano Trio

A program of rarities: the newly restored premiere of French composer Rita Strohl’s Piano Trio No. 2 in its U.S. premiere, together with other works rarely experienced, concluding with Smetana’s monumental G minor piano trio.

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The Poet Sings: New Songs of John Harbison      
Oct
9

The Poet Sings: New Songs of John Harbison      

The Poet Sings brings together recent song cycles by John Harbison, setting texts by Louise Glück, Wallace Stevens, Michael Fried, Czesław Miłosz, and Sappho. Spanning voices ancient and modern, the program explores the deep connection between music and poetry—where the composer’s craft meets the poet’s line. Harbison’s settings reveal the expressive potential of language, transforming verse into richly nuanced song.

Sarah Brailey, soprano | Clara Osowski, mezzo soprano | Tomasz Lis, piano

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Token Creek Jazz Club
Nov
23
to Nov 24

Token Creek Jazz Club

Token Creek’s iconic jazz club re-opens! Dim lights, café seating, refreshments and beverages tableside — for two nights the concert barn transforms into a magical jazz club. Introducing pianist Peter Godart to join the TC house band.

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Reading Anna K: A Play Reading
Aug
2

Reading Anna K: A Play Reading

In our inaugural play reading event, Fran Zell directs her heartfelt look at life imitating art while exploring our endless need for friendship, love, and new beginnings in a one-act play that also breaks the stereotypes about what it means to grow old. 

Featuring Sam D. White, Colleen Murphy, Marian Kaderbek, and Ann Stuart.

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Songs America Loves to Sing: Chamber Music with Flute
Mar
2

Songs America Loves to Sing: Chamber Music with Flute

A program of chamber music with flute that shines a lens on sparkling and witty writing for winds, strings and piano in works by Haydn & Harbison.  Anchored by a vivacious early flute quartet of Haydn, Harbison’s evocative musical “after-images” of six American paintings in the Metropolitan Museum, and his witty, virtuosic and quite original take on American music of a bygone era, reworked and re-imagined for a chamber quintet.

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