Wednesday, October 29 at 7 pm
Private Residence, Tribeca
Come support your favorite chamber music series in our most important evening of the year! You’ll enjoy good food, great music, and enjoyable company in an intimate house concert, as you help to ensure the continued programming of Concerts on the Slope, Park Slope's neighborhood chamber music series.
Nicky Sohn, For Caio
Maurice Ravel, Piano Trio in A minor
Kae Nakano, violin
Benjamin Larsen, cello
Fifi Zhang, piano
Next up!
Sunday, November 9 at 3pm
139 St. John's Place, Park Slope
“Vignettes” features two piano trios. Frederic Rzewski’s Piano Trio, written for the Raphael Trio 27 years ago, has received few performances due to its complex nature. In ten short movements, it goes from scene to scene, often with little or no relationship to one another, as though you’re flipping channels on the tv or pages of the magazine. From there we got to a piece that needs no introduction, Mendelssohn’s Piano Trio in d minor. You’ll encounter a modern masterpiece, and go home humming an old favorite!
Frederic Rzewski, Piano Trio (20')
Felix Mendelssohn, Piano Trio no 1 in d minor, op. 49(31')
Kae Nakano, violin
Benjamin Larsen, cello
Daniel Epstein, piano
Concerts on the Slope is a monthly concert series performed at:
St. John's Episcopal Church
139 St. John's Place
Brooklyn, New York, 11217
Take the Q train to Seventh Avenue Station. Exit on the South side to Flatbush Avenue. Walk a half block to Seventh Avenue, then take a left and walk two short blocks to St. John's Place. Turn right and the Church is on your right.
Take the 2 or 3 train to Grand Army Plaza. Exit on the South Side to St. John’s Place. Walk along St. John's Place one block to Seventh Avenue. Cross the street and the Church is on the right.
St. John's is also convenient to the Flatbush 41 and the Seventh Avenue 67 and 69 Buses.