Korean-born violinist Aromi Park is acting concertmaster of the Bozeman Symphony and principal second violin of the Huntsville Symphony, where she also served as acting concertmaster in past seasons. She recently joined the Portland Opera as a member of the violin section and is a member of Iris and the Santa Rosa Symphony.

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Music for String Trio

Ann E. Pitzer Center

### Viva Viola - Auckland Philharmonia

**Date and Time:**
- Monday, 7th October 2024, 18:30
- Additional date: Tuesday, 8th October 2024, 18:30

**Venue:**
- St Luke’s Church, Remuera

**Event Description:**
Join the Auckland Philharmonia for an enchanting evening dedicated to the viola, featuring the talented Julie Park, Associate Principal Viola. The concert, titled "Viva Viola," will showcase a selection of delightful chamber works that highlight the beauty and versatility of the viola.

**Program:**
- **Beethoven:** Duet with Two Obligato Eyeglasses
- **Dohnányi:** Serenade
- **Bowen:** Fantasia for Four Violas

The concert will open with Beethoven's whimsical "Duet with Two Obligato Eyeglasses," a piece humorously named because both original performers needed spectacles to read the music. This will be followed by Ernst von Dohnányi's Serenade, a work that, despite its brilliance, remains unfairly overlooked. The evening will conclude with York Bowen's Fantasia for Four Violas, a piece that reflects Bowen's Romantic style, which was somewhat out of place in his own time.

**Special Notes:**
- The music for this concert has been supported by Robert Clark.
- Save at least 10% off public ticket prices with AKL PHIL when you book four tickets to one or more concerts.

**Featuring Artist:**
- **Julie Park:** Associate Principal Viola

**Additional Information:**
- Directions & Parking: Available on the event website.
- FAQs and first-time visitor information: Available on the event website.

**Tickets:**
- Book now to save at least 10% off public ticket prices and avoid booking fees. Note that some concerts are not available via Ticketmaster.

**Contact:**
- For more information and advice, visit the Auckland Philharmonia website.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the rich, warm tones of the viola in a program that promises to be both delightful and memorable. Book your tickets now and immerse yourself in an evening of exquisite music.

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This concert of beautiful duets and trios is a celebration of friendship, community and a shared love of music.  For twelve years, Lorna, Jenny and Rhian have played together in the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. This concert will be recorded for CD and all proceeds from the recording will go towards the PSO Musicians’ Care Fund, chaired by Rhian Kenny. The mission of the Fund is to provide musical experiences to all children, regardless of the ability of their family or school district to pay. Additionally, our broader flute community will also be represented as members of Pittsburgh Flute Academy, led by Wendy Kumer, will serenade the audience on arrival. 

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Davies Symphony Hall

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Taube Koret Campus for Jewish Life

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Lesher Center for the Arts

Frisson features the best and brightest of classical music's stars! The group showcases emerging young artists as well as seasoned professionals and has skyrocketed to become one of the leading musical groups. Frisson performs engaging programs for winds, piano trio and piano quartet programs, as well as popular programs featuring music by such composers as Gershwin and Piazzolla. The ensemble performs in over 25 cities annually including appearances in such diverse venues as the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City, for the Da Camera Society in Los Angeles and at the Bermuda Festival.

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Today, modern audiences can partake in this experience in a less formal setting, with a series of exquisite chamber concerts, each preceded by a wine reception.

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René Mandel, Berkeley Symphony’s former Executive and Artistic Director, presents A Viennese Sojourn, highlighting the music that tremendously influenced the Western classical canon. As one of the orchestra’s acting concertmasters, René brings his confident virtuosity into the intimate chamber music setting to envelop the audience in the sounds of the first Viennese school. The Berkeley Symphony & Friends chamber series would not be where it is today without the visionary leadership from René’s tenure.

Ernst von Dohnányi

Events

Upcoming events

Apr 13, 2025

A Viennese Sojourn · Berkeley Symphony

Past events

Nov 7, 2024

Music for String Trio · UC Davis Arts

7 - 8 Oct, 2024

Viva Viola · Auckland Philharmonia

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