New York Counterpoint
Evening Music | May 6, 2010
Pianist Peter Serkin performs Bach, Beethoven — and Eliot Carter — in his "Counterpoint" themed program at Carnegie Hall next week. Tonight, we'll enjoy this versatile pianist in Dvorak's Piano Quintet in A.
We'll also preview a couple of other upcoming New York concerts: pianist Paul Crossley and the London Sinfonietta (under Marcus Stenz) bring us Michael Daugherty's "Le Tombeau de Liberace" (yes, THAT Liberace). If Serkin isn't your thing, then you can always check out more Daugherty (the same night that is) from the Chamber Music Society at Lincoln Center.
Also, the ensemble Speculum Musicae performs music by NYU composers at Merkin Concert Hall this Monday; tonight we'll hear them with harpist Victoria Drake in Chou Wen-Chung's Suite for Harp and Wind Quintet.
» Peter Serkin at Carnegie Hall, Friday May 5th.
» Mozart and Michael Daugherty with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center.
» Speculum Musicae at Merkin Concert Hall, Monday, May 1.
We'll also preview a couple of other upcoming New York concerts: pianist Paul Crossley and the London Sinfonietta (under Marcus Stenz) bring us Michael Daugherty's "Le Tombeau de Liberace" (yes, THAT Liberace). If Serkin isn't your thing, then you can always check out more Daugherty (the same night that is) from the Chamber Music Society at Lincoln Center.
Also, the ensemble Speculum Musicae performs music by NYU composers at Merkin Concert Hall this Monday; tonight we'll hear them with harpist Victoria Drake in Chou Wen-Chung's Suite for Harp and Wind Quintet.
» Peter Serkin at Carnegie Hall, Friday May 5th.
» Mozart and Michael Daugherty with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center.
» Speculum Musicae at Merkin Concert Hall, Monday, May 1.
