Review: Fine Arts Chamber Players give a bold, impassioned account of an obscure trio
The work is by French harpist and composer Henriette Renié.
Presented by Fine Arts Chamber Players, violinist Julia Choi, harpist and artistic director Emily Levin, and cellist Jennifer Choi record Henriette Renié s Trio for Harp, Violin and Cello, at the Sammons Center for the Arts in Dallas, on April 21.(Ben Torres / Special Contributor)
It’s a marvel how a winning performance can affect your perception of a piece. Such was the case on Wednesday, when the Fine Arts Chamber Players recorded Henriette Renié s Trio for Harp, Violin and Cello. Performing in the lively acoustics of Meadows Hall, in the Sammons Center for the Arts, violinist Julia Choi and cellist Jennifer Choi, who are sisters, teamed up with harpist Emily Levin, artistic director of FACP.
‘We are beyond excited to have the expertise of David as he enchants us with his musical brilliance and knowledge,’ said Kati Falk-Flores, Lessonface’s Director of Marketing and emcee for the masterclass series. ‘His career speaks for itself, and his ability to inspire future generations of musicians is so appreciated, especially during our current times when music has been a source of comfort and stability for so many students. We extend our sincere gratitude to David and the MET Orchestra for allowing its artists to share their time with our students.’
Additional MET Orchestra musicians in the upcoming masterclass series include tuba player Christopher J. Hall on 14 March; English Horn player Pedro Díaz on 28 March; and violinists Bruno Eicher, Julia Choi, and Elena Barere on 11 April. These masterclasses will take place from 4pm to 5.30pm EDT. The masterclass with David Chan will take place from 8pm to 9.30pm EDT.
Lessonface Teams Up With the MET Orchestra to Offer Masterclass Featuring Concertmaster David Chan
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The renowned violinist and MET Orchestra Concertmaster will teach on April 23 as part of the virtual music school’s ongoing orchestra program.
Advanced violinists who wish to take part in the masterclass with David Chan may apply for a performer spot before April 1. Musicians of all levels and classical music fans alike may view the live interaction in real-time over Zoom. NEW YORK (PRWEB) March 11, 2021
Lessonface, the online music school, announces it has teamed up with the MET Orchestra Musicians for a virtual masterclass with renowned violinist David Chan on April 23 beginning at 8 p.m. EDT. This masterclass is the culmination of an ongoing series of 20 free live online masterclasses since August 2020 with MET Orchestra Musicians providing live coaching to selected advanced-level students perform
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