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Chamber Music Underground: Top O'Woodland

The Eastwood Ensemble presents:

Chamber Music Underground: Top O'Woodland
Sponsored in part by
LOCKELAND TABLE
KISMET CANDY
and by Top O'Woodland B&B and Wedding Chapel

It's a VERY RARE occasion to hear chamber music in its original enviroment. We are the only ensemble in town that performs in residential historic homes. Join us for an exciting and enchanting classical chamber music party!

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This is a fundraiser and celebration concert where 100% of the ticket funds will help to convert East Nashville's community collaborative chamber ensemble The Eastwood Ensemble into an OFFICIAL non-profit organization! All musicians are volunteer and work with local artists and businesses of all sorts to enhance the neighborhood.
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What your ticket price includes in addition to a special music performance:
Food, Light Fare, Kismet Candies and Lockeland Table will be making a special drink for all attendees in celebration!

Music Menu
Presented by The Eastwood Ensemble
Special Guest: TN composer, Alex Bolton/Seling Bolton, sop.

Performed on a Vintage Steinway Piano

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"Spring Waltz" for clarinet and piano
Dmitri Shostakovich, Russian (1906-1975)

"The Girl with the Flaxen Hair" for violin and piano
Claude Debussy, French (1862-1918)

"The Swan" from Carnival of the Animals for cello and piano
Camille Saint-Saens, French (1835-1921)

"Concerto in C major, Movement One" for Cello and piano
Joseph Haydn, Austrian (1732-1809)

"Benny's Gig" for clarinet and double bass (Featuring the movements not performed at the recent concert)
Morton Gould, American (1913-1996)

"Trio in Bb Major for cello, clarinet, and piano" (Selections TBA)
Ludwig von Beethoven, German (1770-1827)

Special guest TENNESSEAN composer/pianist
Alex Bolton and his wife Seling Bolton, soprano will be performing his work:

"No.3 Mad Judy" from his "Thomas Hardy Songs" for piano and soprano

**Thomas Hardy was an English Victorian novelist, "Tess of the d'Urbervilles"