Violinist

Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Artistic Directors Wu Han and David Finckel return to end the season with guest violinist Chad Hoopes.

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Wu Han, David Finckel, and Chad Hoopes

Spa Little Theatre

Vienna and Paris have long been cultural powerhouses, from the visual to the literary to the musical. Joseph Haydn, the founder of the Classical style, and W. A. Mozart, who refined and augmented it, are represented in this program by beloved works for traditional chamber ensembles. After the intermission, French composers offer their different, effervescent perspectives on mixed ensembles and the piano trio.

Concert Program II: Vienna to Paris

Menlo School Campus

Concert Program II: Vienna to Paris (Livestream)

Like Mozart, Maurice Ravel excelled in every genre he touched, and his single string quartet is considered among the greatest composed. And when speaking of favorite quartets, no one would leave out the famous Adagio from Samuel Barber’s 1936 quartet, performed in this program by rising stars of the classical scene, the Viano String Quartet. Charles Martin Loeffler’s recently-discovered octet also provides a unique, American reflection on Ravel’s Introduction and Allegro, also featuring the harp.

Concert Program Iii Quartets And Harps (Livestream)

Concert Program III: Quartets and Harps

Leading an all-Beethoven program with three different instrumentations, we are delighted to welcome back pianist and longtime friend of Tippet Rise Anne-Marie McDermott for her fourth concert appearance. McDermott, artistic director of Bravo! Vail Music Festival and a member of Lincoln Center’s Chamber Music Society, will perform Beethoven’s 32 Piano Variations in C Minor on an Original Theme. Returning artist and cellist Christopher Costanza, a longtime member of the St. Lawrence String Quartet, will join for Beethoven’s Seven Variations on a Theme from Mozart's Magic Flute for Cello and Piano. Making his Tippet Rise debut, violinist Chad Hoopes, winner of First Prize at the Young Artists Division of the Yehudi Menuhin International Violin Competition and a 2017 recipient the Avery Fischer Career Grant, will perform Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 7 in C Minor, Op. 30 No. 2 alongside McDermott.

Chad Hoopes, violin, Christopher Costanza, cello, Anne-Marie McDermott, piano

Tippet Rise Art Center

Acclaimed worldwide for his exceptional talent and magnificent tone, Chad Hoopes has wowed DPO audiences since he was 15. He returns to perform Igor Stravinsky’s joyful Violin Concerto in D—a spectacular start to Neal Gittleman’s 30th anniversary season! Dvořák’s bold and brilliant Carnival Overture opens the concert, while Brahms’s melodic Symphony No. 4 adds energy and passion.

Dvořák, Stravinsky, and Brahms

Benjamin & Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center

Beethoven’s groundbreaking C-minor Piano Trio kicks off a rousing evening alongside early pieces by two later composers: Johannes Brahms, whose G-minor Piano Quartet brims with youthful and expressive energy, and John Corigliano, who wrote a captivating work inspired by a rich and imaginative poem by Dylan Thomas.

Chad Hoopes

Violinist

Events

May 11, 2024

Wu Han, David Finckel, and Chad Hoopes · SPAC - Saratoga Performing Arts Center

25 - 26 Jul, 2024

Concert Program II: Vienna to Paris · Music@Menlo

Jul 26, 2024

Concert Program II: Vienna to Paris (Livestream) · Music@Menlo

Jul 27, 2024

Concert Program Iii Quartets And Harps (Livestream) · Music@Menlo

Jul 27, 2024

Concert Program III: Quartets and Harps · Music@Menlo

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