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April 5, 2010 | 7pm | Americas Society | 680 Park Avenue |
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The Performers
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On the ProgramMeet the composers, performers, and artistic director Andrew Cyr in an interactive chamber music concert involving Metropolis Ensemble's featured composers for our spring season: Timothy Andres and Anna Clyne, and David Bruce. Metropolis Ensemble will present the New York premiere of Timo Andres' piano quartet I found it by the sea, paired with Brahms' masterwork in the genre, Op. 25. Inspired by this work, Andres sets an original Brahms theme as a "trope" or echo of his own. Also featuring the world premiere of a new string quartet by Anna Clyne, Primula Vulgaris, and a new arrangement of songs by Renaissance composer John Dowland for recorder and string quartet from composer David Bruce. Metropolis Ensemble is a nonprofit professional chamber orchestra dedicated to emerging the next generation of performers and composers. Learn more... The Americas Society is a grand turn-of-the-century townhouse on the Upper East Side; an intimate and elegant setting for both the concert forum and private members-only wine reception. Learn more...
I found it by the seafor piano quartet — New York premiereComposed by Timo Andres. Learn more... Primula Vulgarisfor string quartet — world premiereComposed by Anna Clyne. Learn more... Tears, Puffes, Jumps, and Galliardfor recorder and string quartet — world premiereComposed by John Dowland (1583-1626), arranged by David Bruce. Learn more... Piano Quartet in G-minor, Op. 25Composed by Johannes Brahms. Learn more... |
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