This unique performance explores the connection between music and wine, and how both express their origins - what the French call “terroir.” In wine, terroir refers to the deep imprint of soil, climate, and tradition on a wine’s character. Just as Finger Lakes wines carry the distinct imprint of steep slate soils and deep lakes, […]
This unique performance explores the connection between music and wine, and how both express their origins - what the French call “terroir.” In wine, terroir refers to the deep imprint of soil, climate, and tradition on a wine’s character. Just as Finger Lakes wines carry the distinct imprint of steep slate soils and deep lakes, […]
Just as Charles Fournier’s French methods blend with the German expertise of winemakers like Dr. Frank and Hermann J Wiemer, this evening’s selections highlight the distinct personalities of their heritage, while finding common ground in their pursuit of excellence. Ravel Piano Trio Schumann Piano Quintet *All program details are subject to change.
Just as Charles Fournier’s French methods blend with the German expertise of winemakers like Dr. Frank and Hermann J Wiemer, this evening’s selections highlight the distinct personalities of their heritage, while finding common ground in their pursuit of excellence. Ravel Piano Trio Schumann Piano Quintet *All program details are subject to change.
Cécile McLorin Salvant – vocals Sullivan Fortner – piano *All program details are subject to change.
Geoffrey Herd and Clara Lyon – violin Eric Wong – viola Clive Greensmith – cello Hannah Collins – cello Esther Park – piano Schumann Fantasiestucke Mendelssohn Piano Trio in C Minor Caroline Shaw’s Entr’acte Brahms B-Flat Sextet *All program details are subject to change.
Geoffrey Herd and Clara Lyon – violin Eric Wong – viola Clive Greensmith – cello Hannah Collins – cello Esther Park – piano Schumann Fantasiestucke Mendelssohn Piano Trio in C Minor Caroline Shaw’s Entr’acte Brahms B-Flat Sextet *All program details are subject to change.
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