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From Solitude to Belonging: Extreme Melodists
EUGENE DRUCKER
Violin
WILLIAM FRAMPTON
Viola
ROBERTA COOPER
Cello
PETER WEITZNER
Double bass
GILI MELAMED-LEV
Piano
PROGRAM
Augusta Read Thomas:
Incantation
A. Dvoák:
Piano Quartet No. 2 in E flat major, Op. 87
F. Schubert:
Piano Quintet in A major, D.667 Trout
EUGENE DRUCKER: To connect musical notes in recognizable, memorable patterns is perhaps one of humanitys most basic aesthetic impulses. As performers we try to give voice to the composers creations, to reach out to our audiences. Music is for us primarily a means of communication: it is socially inclusive because it requires of all involved an openness to the sound-world of each piece, with its rhythms, colors and currents of feeling. The solitude in which these great composers shaped their visions casts its spell over the hall. Everyone is alone, yet together at the same time. Listeners are pulled into that quiet, sometimes painful, sometimes blissful space the music has created within us.
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