Russian Elegy: An Aspect Night Out
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Russian Elegy: An Aspect Night Out

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Wed, December 4, 2019 7:30 PM, EST
(Ticket sales closed Dec 3, 7:30 PM EST)
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    • Aspect Chamber Music Series
    Capacity
    1 of 50 tickets still available
    Drinking policy
    Don't bring your own drinks
    Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks provided
    Toilet with a slash through it
    No bathroom at this event
    Wheelchair access
    Wheelchair Accessible

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    Covering an 8th of the world’s inhabited land, from balmy Sochi on the Black Sea, to the Arctic forests of Siberia, from the heart of Europe to a few dozen miles off the coast of Alaska, Mother Russia looms large. So many of the greatest painters, novels, musicians, composers, scientists, and thinkers have come from this sprawling and mysterious landmass. But anyone who’s opened a history book knows it hasn’t been a bed of roses - serfdom, czardom, revolutions, counter revolutions, and two unimaginable bloodbaths known as the World Wars have made the story of Russia and tragic as it is beautiful.

    Our brilliant friends at the Aspect Chamber Music Series have prepared an evening honoring that sadness and that beauty. They’ve entitled it Russian Elegy, and they want us to join for a Night Out.

    The program starts with Anatoly Lyadov’s pieces for piano. It moves into the heart-breaking Trio Pathétique by Mikhail Glinka. And it ends with Tchaikovsky’s mammoth masterwork, his Piano Trio in A minor, Op. 50. All three pieces are rife with the sorrow of endless winters, and, as always Aspect has brought along a brilliant lecturer to give an illustrated talk and to set the scene. Stephen Johnson is a classical music scholar and broadcaster, and he’ll bring us closer in.

    Aspect brings in the best musical talent the world has to offer, and this time is no different: we’ve got Misha Keylin on the violin, Pavel Nersessian on the piano, and Zlatomir Fung on the cello. Zlatomir recently won first prize at the Tchaikovsky competition - arguably the most venerable award a classical musician can aspire to.

    And, as ever, there will be free wine and snacks before the show and at intermission. So show up on time!

    Tickets are typically $45, but we’ve got a sweet stack for $20! Supplies are limited though, so grab yours if you want to join!

    And have a great Night Out!

    What's the music?

    Misha Keylin Violin
    Pavel Nersessian Piano
    Zlatomir Fung Cello

    Lyadov - Three Pieces, Op. 57

    Glinka - Trio Pathétique

    Tchaikovsky - Piano Trio in A minor, Op. 50

    Location

    321 E 73rd St, New York, NY 10021, USA

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