Northeastern Pennsylvania Chamber Music Society
Celebrating over a decade of music-making, mentorship, and meaningful connection in the community.
Felice Giardini, once the toast of London's concert halls, turns inward with an intimate duet for two cellos, a voice he would carry farther from home than he ever imagined, all the way to Moscow. Bohuslav Martinů, an expatriate in Paris, laces his Serenade with the wit and folk rhythms of a Czech homeland he […]
Felice Giardini, once the toast of London's concert halls, turns inward with an intimate duet for two cellos, a voice he would carry farther from home than he ever imagined, all the way to Moscow. Bohuslav Martinů, an expatriate in Paris, laces his Serenade with the wit and folk rhythms of a Czech homeland he […]
Joaquín Turina paints Seville in the loose, atmospheric strokes of a nocturnal scene rather than a formal argument, while Johannes Brahms set his C minor quartet aside for twenty years before returning to complete what he'd only sketched in the depths of his devotion to Clara Schumann. Most striking of all, Alfred Schnittke built an […]
Joaquín Turina paints Seville in the loose, atmospheric strokes of a nocturnal scene rather than a formal argument, while Johannes Brahms set his C minor quartet aside for twenty years before returning to complete what he'd only sketched in the depths of his devotion to Clara Schumann. Most striking of all, Alfred Schnittke built an […]
Joaquín Turina paints Seville in the loose, atmospheric strokes of a nocturnal scene rather than a formal argument, while Johannes Brahms set his C minor quartet aside for twenty years before returning to complete what he'd only sketched in the depths of his devotion to Clara Schumann. Most striking of all, Alfred Schnittke built an […]