Massivemuse Warehouse

Spring Showcase feat. Mads Tolling

Soma, SF

Fri, May 10 7:00 PM, PDT

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This is a Groupmuse Massivemuse

Epic performances in unexpected spaces.

Host

Kyle S. (he/him)

We're super excited to be presenting three programs from three ensembles for this Spring's Massivemuse.

First, Amy Ahn on harp, playing European classical and Chinese folk music.

Then Jon Lee, Yip Wai Chow, and Ayoun Kim take us away for Beethoven's Piano Trio in Bb major, "Archduke", Op. 97.

And finally, two-time Grammy Award-winning violinist Mads Tolling will play from their new Danish-American Songbook.

What's the music?

Jon Lee Piano
Amy Ahn (she/her) Harp
Colin Hogan Piano

Opener:
- Amy Ahn (Harp)

First half:
- Beethoven's Piano Trio in Bb major ("Archduke"), Op. 97 (Jon Lee, Alex Kim, Yip-Wai Chow)

Second half:
- Violinist, Mads Tolling and pianist, Colin Hogan will perform their new music program: The Danish-American Songbook.

Mads grew up in Copenhagen, Denmark. Having lived in the US for over twenty years now, he still enjoys integrating the beautiful melodies from his home country.

Those include the once most performed song in the World, “Tango Jalousie” by Jacob Gade and famed singer songwriter, Kim Larsen’s “Om Lidt.” Denmark is known for its folk music tradition, and Mads will perform a medley of old Danish folk tunes, one of which the lyrics were created by Hans Christian Andersen. Found in every Mads and Colin show is the love for the tradition of American jazz.

Amy Ahn's full program:

  • “Bird’s Eye View” Caroline Lizotte
  • “Suite Galactique, Op. 39”
  • Asieh-Che-Chih “Amid Flowers Beside the River Under a Spring Moon”
  • Amy Ahn “Dandelion Yellow”
  • “Arirang” Korean Folk Song arr. by Lavinia Meijer
  • Gabriel Fauré “Impromptu”

Where does this music come from?

We will be taking the listener on an auditory journey of sounds from Denmark's traditional and popular music. This while finding the connection with the US, with all the influences from jazz and R&B.

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Attendees

Larry Y.
Renee L.
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Muriel M.
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