Upcoming Concerts & Events

Friday, July 26, 8:00pm - Hyampom Community Hall, Hyampom
Saturday, July 27, 7:00pm - Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center, Weaverville
Sunday, July 28, 2:00pm - Morris Graves Museum of Art, Eureka

Friday, August 2 - Century Club of California, San Francisco
*7:30pm reception, 8:00pm concert*
*Click here to purchase tickets through Groupmuse.com*​

Friday, August 9 - 8:00pm - Hyampom Community Hall, Hyampom
Saturday, August 10 - 7:00pm - China Creek Amphitheater, Willow Creek
Sunday, August 11 - 7:00pm - Trailhead Pizza, Coffee Creek

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PAST PROGRAMS
SPRING 2019 - Quartet concerts in Hyampom and Eureka

Friday, April 19, 7:00pm
Hyampom Community Hall, Hyampom

Saturday, April 20, 2:00pm
Morris Graves Museum of Art, Eureka

The program spans the full history of the string quartet. Joseph Haydn’s Opus 77 No 2 is the last quartet completed by the great master that is credited with defining the genre. Sergei Prokofiev’s String Quartet number 2, written 142 years later, speaks to the classical forms Haydn established through the lens of 20th century Karbadian folk music. Finally, Caroline Shaw’s Entr’acte, which is inspired by the Haydn quartet’s minuet movement, takes that classical form and brings us to the present day, concluding our whirlwind tour of the string quartet sound.


2019 MIDWINTER BEETHOVEN
Beethoven - String Quartet in C-sharp Minor, Op. 131
Beethoven - Piano Sonata in A-flat Major, Op. 110

with Rachel Patrick, Ellen McGehee, Stephen Fine,
Charles Akert, and Ian Scarfe


HYAMPOM
Friday, January 4, 7:00pm
Hyampom Community Hall

WEAVERVILLE
Saturday, January 5, 7:00pm
Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center

CHICO
Sunday, January 6, 2:00pm
House Concert, Chico, CA

SAN FRANCISCO
Saturday, January 12, 7:00pm
Monument

OAKLAND
Sunday, January 13, 2:00pm
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Trinity Alps Chamber Music Festival goes to Florida, in collaboration with the Hogtown Chamber Music Series:
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GAINESVILLE
Sunday, February 17, 7:00pm
The Thomas Center
suggested donation $20

February 18, 5:30pm
House Concert
Please RSVP to TrinityAlps.CMF@gmail.com

Thursday, February 21, 2:00pm
The Village, Lake House Commons,
Please RSVP to TrinityAlps.CMF@gmail.com
2019 MIDWINTER BEETHOVEN
Beethoven - Violin Sonata in E-flat, Op. 12, No. 3
Beethoven - Cello Sonata in C, Op. 102, No. 1
Max Stoffregen - Piano Trio (world premiere)
Dmitri Shostakovich - Piano Trio in E Minor, Op. 67

with Rachel Patrick, Charles Akert, and Ian Scarfe

OAKLAND
Saturday, January 19

SAN FRANCISCO
Sunday, January 20, 6:00pm

REDDING
Saturday, January 26, 7:30pm

EUREKA
Friday, February 8, 7:00pm
Morris Graves Museum of Art
suggested donation $20

BANDON, OR
-VENUE CHANGE - NOW IN LANGLOIS, OR!-
Saturday, February 9, 7:00pm
Langlois Cheese Factory, Langlois!
suggested donation $20

SALEM, OR
Sunday, February 10, 2:30pm
Salem Public Library, Loucks Auditorium
suggested donation $20
FALL 2018 - Quartets up the Coast

Ellen McGehee and Ellen Flanagan, violins
Christina Simpson, viola
Charles Akert, cello

Performing works by Ludwig van Beethoven, Antonin Dvorak, Edvard Grieg, and more.

Friday, November 23, 7:00pm
Seven Devil's Brewing Company, Coos Bay, OR

Saturday, November 24, 7:00pm
The Old Cheese Factory, Langlois, OR

Sunday, November 25, 3:00pm
Morris Graves Museum of Art, Eureka, CA


2018 - SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

Humboldt Preview:
Music by Bach, Schubert, Britten, and Prokofiev
Stephen Fine, Viola + Karla Avila, clarinet + Ian Scarfe, piano
       Friday, August 10, 7:00pm
       Morris Graves Museum of Art, Eureka
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Week One, "Music for the Birds"
Haydn - String Quartet "The Lark"
Libby Larsen - Black Birds, Red Hills
Brahms - String Quintet, Op. 111

       Friday, August 17, 8:00pm
       Hyampom Community Hall, Hyampom

       Saturday, August 18, 8:00pm
       Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center, Weaverville

       Sunday, August 19, 2:00pm
       Pilgrim Congregational Church, Redding

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*Concerts are open to the public!
*Free to attend!
*Donations warmly accepted and gladly suggested!

Week Two, "Summer Serenades"
Three Beautiful Outdoor Concert Venues!
Bach - Concerto for 3 Violins
Vivaldi - Concerto for Oboe and Violin
Vivaldi - Concerto for 2 Cellos
Max Stoffregen - World Premiere (2018)
Michael Touchi - Tango Moresque (2018)

       Friday, August 24, 7:00pm
       Bar 717 Camp Trinity, Hayfork

       Saturday, August 25, 7:00pm
       China Creek Amphitheater, Willow Creek

       Sunday, August 26, 7:00pm
       Trailhead Pizza Cafe, Coffee Creek
Violins:
Ellen McGehee
Daniel Rouslin
Philip Brezina
Petr Masek
James Keene
Ellen Flanagan

Clarinet:
Karla Avila

Oboe:
Gabrielle Castriotta

Piano and Harpsichord:
Ian Scarfe
Violas:
Stephen Fine
Alex Volonts

Cellos:
Joseph Howe
Charles Akert
James Jaffe
Lori Hennessy

Bass:
Jacob Johnson

Composer-in-Residence:
Max Stoffregen
ANNOUNCING THE 2018 COMPOSER-IN-RESIDENCE: MAX STOFFREGEN
     This summer composer Max Stoffregen will join the festival as the 2018 Composer-in-Residence.
     “Presenting new music and supporting living composers has always been one of our priorities,” says festival director Ian Scarfe, “This residency program allows us to bring the composer to the festival to enjoy the full experience that we offer.”
     In past seasons, the festival has commissioned new musical works, including Stephen Kahn's “Redbud Peeks” in 2012, Danny Clay's “Just So Stories” in 2014 and “Ocean Park” in 2016, and Noah Luna's “Landscape Variations” in 2016, which was supported by Michael Cohen of Redding.
     This year, Stoffregen will enjoy a more immersive role, joining the other musicians for their retreat week in Hyampom, working with the different instrumentalists in rehearsals, participating in the concerts, and enjoying a backpacking trip in the Trinity Alps.    
     He will contribute two compositions to the festival - one this year, which will be performed on the August 24-26 “Summer Serenades” programs, and another in 2019 which will be informed and enriched by the immersion of the residency, and time spent in the Trinity Alps backcountry.
     Stoffregen has spent lots of time in scenic wilderness areas such as the Trinity Alps, describing his connection to nature as “a passion and priority...the natural world is a potent inspiration, and many of my compositions are inspired by the landscapes I have immersed myself in.”