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CONCERT 1:
Sunday, October 4, 2:00pm Fire & Grace & FLAMENCO Fire & Grace is a journey across cultures, centuries, and traditions, where the elegance of Baroque music meets the spirit of folk music from around the world. Violinist Edwin Huizinga and guitarist William Coulter bring these musical worlds together, revealing the rhythms, stories, and shared humanity that connect them.
For this special performance, Fire & Grace perform Spanish classical and folk music alongside similarly inspired Baroque and traditional tunes. The duo is joined by flamenco dancer Fanny Ara and pianist and harmonium player Ian Scarfe. Together, these artists create an experience that is both intimate and exhilarating, where music and dance cross borders with ease and invite us to discover the beauty that lives in our shared traditions. |
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Tickets $30 - Purchase Tickets to Centuries of Sound
🖥️ Watch the live stream from the comfort of your home!
Registration required - click here to register to attend
Tune in Sunday, Oct 4 @ 2pm to watch the livestream on Zoom.
Suggested donation $30 per household.
CONCERT 2:
Sunday, November 8, 2:00pm
Grieg to Gershwin
Featuring GRAMMY-winning violinist Mads Tolling and pianist Ian Scarfe
Danish violinist Mads Tolling traces his journey with music back to his childhood, busking on the streets of Copenhagen, playing the music of Kreisler, Vivaldi, and Edvard Grieg.
American pianist Ian Scarfe was raised on a farm in Texas, and grew up wandering in the woods like Beethoven, and practicing the music of Chopin and Edvard Grieg.
The duo takes us on a journey through their lives of music, bringing us through the jazz-era music of Gershwin and other composers from the Great American Songbook, all the way to the present day with their own compositions and arrangements.
Sunday, November 8, 2:00pm
Grieg to Gershwin
Featuring GRAMMY-winning violinist Mads Tolling and pianist Ian Scarfe
Danish violinist Mads Tolling traces his journey with music back to his childhood, busking on the streets of Copenhagen, playing the music of Kreisler, Vivaldi, and Edvard Grieg.
American pianist Ian Scarfe was raised on a farm in Texas, and grew up wandering in the woods like Beethoven, and practicing the music of Chopin and Edvard Grieg.
The duo takes us on a journey through their lives of music, bringing us through the jazz-era music of Gershwin and other composers from the Great American Songbook, all the way to the present day with their own compositions and arrangements.
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Founded in 2011 by pianist Ian Scarfe, The Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival boasts a rotating cast of professional classical musicians from around the world. This organization presents concerts of classical chamber music to communities across Northern California, culminating in an annual summer retreat and festival in the beautiful Trinity Alps of Northern California. To date, these musicians have presented over 450 free public concerts, and visited dozens of schools for educational outreach performances.
Founded in 2011 by pianist Ian Scarfe, The Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival boasts a rotating cast of professional classical musicians from around the world. This organization presents concerts of classical chamber music to communities across Northern California, culminating in an annual summer retreat and festival in the beautiful Trinity Alps of Northern California. To date, these musicians have presented over 450 free public concerts, and visited dozens of schools for educational outreach performances.
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