The Intermission: Sense and Sensuality
Our traditional spring time salon this time featuring Leonid Sirotkin, oboe and Eugene Sirotkine, piano with a formidable guest appearance – Justina Auskelyte, violin and Mikhail Istomin, cello.
Musical Arts Alliance is participating in Russian-American History month with this event. More information about the month is here
https://russianamericanhistorymonth.org/category/events/2017/
The program is a real treat
Gunnar Johansen
Vocalise for voice and piano – cello, piano
Benjamin Britten
Six Metamorphoses after Ovid Op.49 – oboe solo
Francis Poulenc
Sonata for oboe and piano, FP 185 – oboe, piano
Edu Lobo, trans. Eugene Sirotkine
“Beatriz” – cello, piano
JS Bach
Concerto BWV 1060a – violin, oboe, piano
Reconstruction from Concerto for Two Harpsichords
We’ll open with a new mini-play “Todating”: Christina Jami Alvarado, Keith Panzarella, Natalia Newman.
There is a suggested $25 donation for our events, it is a suggestion, you don’t have to contribute financially to come to the concert. You attending is a support of the arts in itself.
Doors open at 6PM, concert starts at 7PM. Seating is limited, please RSVP (or cancel) properly. 424 West End Avenue at 81st Street, Apt.17G, NYC, NY
Looking forward to seeing you here,
Musical Arts Alliance
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Natalia Newman 917-400-0667
Eugene Sirotkine
Celebrating the 10th Russian American History Month in New York State
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