Summary
To celebrate its tenth anniversary in 2012, Music@Menlo reversed its music-centric model to focus on the listener, exploring the enduring question of why organized sound can have such a powerful effect. Concert Program V reflects this approach through a varied selection of emotionally arresting works, including Josef Suk’s Meditation on an Old Czech Hymn, David Serkin Ludwig’s Three Yiddish Dances and Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence.
Program
Georg Philipp Telemann (1681–1767)
Gulliver Suite (1728)
Josef Suk (1874–1935)
Meditation on an Old Czech Hymn “St. Wenceslas” for String Quartet, op . 35a (1914)
David Serkin Ludwig (Born 1974)
Three Yiddish Dances for Piano Trio (2010)
Franz Liszt (1811–86)
Tristia from Vallee d’Oberman, S. 378c (1880)
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840–93)
Souvenir de Florence for String Sextet, op. 70 (1890; rev. 1891–92)
Artists
Piano
Piano
Violin
Violin
Violin
Violin
Violin
Viola
Violin/Viola
Cello
Cello
Cello
Encounter Lectures
Encounter I: Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Mendelssohn, led by Michael Parloff
Concert Programs
Concert Program I: The Glorious Violin
Concert Programs
Concert Program II: Being Mendelssohn
Encounter Lectures
Encountering Beethoven Lecture I, with Gilles Vonsattel
Bundle event
Beethoven Bundle I:
Lecture & Performance
Carte Blanche Concerts
Carte Blanche I: Beethoven Sonatas, Gilles Vonsattel
Concert Programs
Concert Program III: From Bach
Concert Programs
Concert Program IV: The Unfolding of Music
Encounter Lectures
Encountering Beethoven Lecture II, with Gilles Vonsattel
Bundle event
Beethoven Bundle II:
Lecture & Performance
Carte Blanche Concerts
Carte Blanche II: Beethoven Sonatas, Gilles Vonsattel
Concert Programs
Concert Program VI: Returning to Mozart
Encounter Lectures
Encounter II: Artistic Legacy, led by Ara Guzelimian
Encounter Lectures
Encountering Beethoven Lecture III, with Gilles Vonsattel
Bundle event
Beethoven Bundle III:
Lecture & Performance
Carte Blanche Concerts
Carte Blanche III: Beethoven Sonatas, Gilles Vonsattel