Music at The Century Club: Conversations and Variations
Cathedral Hill, SF
Sun, March 20, 2022 2:00 PM, PDT
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Capacity
- 28 of 70 spots still available
- Bring proof of COVID vaccination with booster
- COVID testing not required
- This is an indoor event
- Masks are required for the entire groupmuse
- Greeter will confirm safety precautions
- If you feel sick, stay home
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- Don't bring your own drinks
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Wheelchair access
- Not wheelchair accessible
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The Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival kicks off the return of live music at The Century Club of California.
Join us for a concert that captures the intimacy of living-room concerts in the elegant space of a turn-of-the-century ballroom. Violist Paula Karolak and pianist Ian Scarfe perform Benjamin Britten's Lachrymae, a work that blends Renaissance antiquity with 20th-century modernism. Scarfe will join cellist James Jaffe for music of Beethoven, the first composer to bring the cello into the conversation, when it comes to chamber music. The strings will offer a 2012 work by Caroline Shaw, limestone & felt, and then the three musicians will come together in an arrangement of the Trio in A Minor by Johannes Brahms.
The Century Club is a historic women's club that has been a place for music and culture in San Francisco since the 1890s. The musicians will utilize the Julia Morgan enhanced ballroom in several different ways for this concert. The smaller works will be held in the center of the floor, with the audience surrounding, for a casual and intimate look at the conversations taking place. The larger works will move to different areas of the room, culminating in a dramatic performance that will utilize the main stage in the room as well.
What's the music?
Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival
Ludwig van Beethoven - Cello Sonata Op. 69
Benjamin Britten - Lachrymae
Caroline Shaw - limestone & felt (2012)
Johannes Brahms - Trio in A Minor, Op. 114
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Epic performances in unexpected spaces.
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