San Anselmo (The Octagon Building) A Study in Strings…What can violins, cellos and guitars do?

2 violins, 1 cello, 1 guitar playing Saint-Saens, Vivaldi, Eckl, in the Magical Octagon Building in San Anselmo (Good acoustic Geometry)

Requested minimum suggested contribution: $20 (from each audience member)

Arrive anytime between 6 pm and prior to 6:30 pm. The music begins at 7 pm.

Complimentary Food and drinks served.

Full program

1. Baroque Fantasia, Eckl, What if Bach had a rhythm section?
2. Orange Blossom, Traditional, A string quartet from the Appalachian Mountains.
3. Suite in D, Vivaldi, Lesser known Vivaldi.
4. Bransele, Praetorius, A dance, from France.
5. Manouche Minor, Reinhardt, France, 1937. The new hot sound.
6. Baroque Suite, Eckl, A new work with an old sound.
7. Adagio, Eckl, A modern, yet pretty work.
8. Kalinka, Traditional, A lively Eastern-European piece.
9. Songs Without Words (selections), Mendelssohn, Achingly beautiful.
10. Tango for 4 hands, Roudman, Four hands, one cello.
11. Der Heyser Bulgar, A piece with a story and the sounds of Klezmer.
12. Danse Macabre, Camille Saint-Saëns, The dance of death, by a master composer.
13. Palladio, Jenkins, The fire of a string ensemble.

Beverages (both alcohol and non-alcohol) and Hors d'oeuvres will be served at no charge.

What's the music?

A Study in Strings String trio with Guitar

Attendees

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Taylor

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Connie P. Groupmuse Superhost

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Marianne B.

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Eric G.

Meriel L.

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Paul R.

Joan S.

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Simon R.

Loretta S.

Robert Z.

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Ursula

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Carolyn J.