This is an in-person Groupmuse Concert
A live in-person performance in a living room or private space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.
Upper West Side Piano Vibes Still New After All These Years: Mozart (Yay!) Dvorak (!!) Schumann (Never Enough!)
Upper West Side
Sun, February 26, 2023 4:00 PM, EST
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Capacity
- 3 of 15 spots still available
- Bring proof of COVID vaccination with booster
- COVID testing not required
- This is an indoor event
- Masks are recommended
- Greeter will confirm safety precautions
- If you feel sick, stay home
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- Bring your own drinks
- Bathroom available (mask required)
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ADA access
- Accessible
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- Kid-friendly event
Host
Every Groupmuse a celebration of an 85 year-old pianist newly empowered to really let the piano rip (not R.I.P.!) after a lifetime of inhibited arm function due to disability. This is no kidding around: only joy, sometimes outright glee; always wit, sometimes even tears -- you never know for sure. Three masters of the piano, enlivening every moving hair cell (each of the 32,000) in your inner ear (cf. A. James Hudspeth). Allow me to knock your socks off.
Program
Mozart: Sonata in C K545
Dvorak: Little Pieces from Op 109
Schumann: Arabeske
Location
Exact address sent to approved attendees via email.
Comments
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Nancy Garniez, about 2 months ago
Nancy Garniez, about 1 month ago
The mood in the room left people getting better acquainted, still talking music, life, and everything else two hours after the program ended. Something must have gone right.
Nancy Garniez, about 1 month ago
Such a wonderful audience! My favorite kind: more than half completely new to the scene, one child, and all warmly present throughout the music and the conversations following. Please join us for the next one, coming soon!
Host
Attendees
The program features a truly (intentionally, perhaps) maddening piece which many of us had to learn when young because it is easy. Easy, perhaps, but by the master of maddening in disguise, Mozart himself. Always with us, mask or no. Do join me in my ongoing tribute to the youthful ear which, hopefully, we never outgrow.