PROGRAM:
Ludwig Van Beethoven - Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, Op. 13
Robert Schumann - Humoreske in B-flat major, Op. 20
Brahms - Three Intermezzi op. 117
Celebrating Bach's Birthday and commemorating Martin Francis with Bach on the Harspichord
Tali Roth kicks off our unique season of Bach To The future!
FFRCC is excited to kick off our 3rd season of the "Bach to the Future" concert series on Sunday, October 18, 2020, with one of the world’s leading and most charismatic guitarists, Tali Roth. Tali Roth has been hailed by Classical Guitar magazine as "an extraordinary solo and chamber musician” and by The New York Times as a “marvelous classical guitarist”. We are grateful to welcome Ms. Roth back to St. John's In The Village for this much anticipated live concert!
Note: Due to NYC rules, our concerts will be available for live attendance at St. John's in the Village with limited capacity. Only the first 30 people who buy a Live Seating ticket may attend live. Otherwise, you may join our livestream!
PROGRAM:
Tali Roth - Lament 2020
Albeniz - Granada, Asturias
Pete Wyer- Caprice (dedicated to T. Roth, US Premiere) Barrios-Choro da Saudade
J.S.Bach - Chaconne in D minor (arrangement T.Roth) Medina - Malagueña
Piazzolla- Primavera Portena
A SUNDAY SERIES OF BEAUTIFUL MUSIC IN THE WEST VILLAGE, NYC!
Schumann Bilder aus Osten; Faure Dolly Suite Op. 56; Mozart D major 4-hand sonata
Exceptional youth from all around the city, performs this beautiful instrumental and vocal concert! FREE TO PUBLIC, AT WILL DONATION.
PROGRAM: Exceptional young artists from the United Nations International School, Juilliard Pre-College and others, performs this beautiful instrumental and vocal concert!
REPERTOIRE: Bach Double Violin Concerto, Liszt & Prokofiev piano compositions, Mozart songs, African-American spirituals
ARTISTS: Cheng-cheng Song, XiaoZhou Xu, Kynan Thristlewaite, Jose Vega, FFRCC Youth Chorus
Solo piano: Schumann Sonata no. 2 in G minor, op. 22 & Beethoven: Sonata No.21 in C Major, "Waldstein"
Violin Partita No.2 in D minor, BWV 1004
Violin Partita No.3 in E major, BWV 1006
Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 27, No. 2 “Jacques Thibaud“
Sonata No. 3 in D minor, Op.27, No.3 "Ballade"
BHM: A 50th ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE TO HALL JOHNSON (1888 - 1970)
EVERETT SUTTLE, Tenor
JOHNATHAN DEPERI, Piano
CONCERT SPIRITUALS
1. Jesus, Lay Your Head In De Winder (Dedicated to Roland Hayes)
2. Honor! Honor!
3. His Name So Sweet
4. Give Me Jesus
5. Ride On, King Jesus! (from the Cantata SON OF MAN)
GREEN PASTURES (selections)
1. Oh, Rise An Shine
2. Cert’n’y, Lord!!
3. My God Is So High!
4. ‘n Bright Mansions Above
5. Dere’ No Hiding Place Dere
6. Go Down, Moses
7. Oh, Mary Doncher Weep
8. De Blin’ Man Stood On De Road An Cried
9. Witness!!!
Members of Lincoln Center Young Patrons and Carnegie Hall Notables who are themselves exceptional pianists present this piano concert.
CONCERT OFFERED FREE TO THE PUBLIC
PROGRAM:
Francisco Tárrega - Mazurkas
Francisco Tárrega- Recuerdo de la Alhambra
J.S Bach - D minor Chaconne arranged by T. Roth
Piazzolla - Invierno Porteno
Chau Paris Albeniz = Torrebermeja Malguena
ABOUT THE ARTIST: Tali Roth, guitar
One of the world’s leading and most charismatic guitarists, Tali Roth has been hailed by Classical Guitar magazine as "an extraordinary solo and chamber musician” and by The New York Times as a “marvelous classical guitarist”. Her past engagements include performing on the soundtrack for Woody Allen’s 2010 film, You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger. Since her Carnegie Hall debut, Ms. Roth has performed as a soloist throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, Latin America, Japan and her native country of Israel, appearing in such venues as Carnegie Hall, Alice Tully Hall with violinist Midori, Alvin Ailey theatre with Douglas Dunn and Dancers in the 92nd St Y Harkness Dance festival, Rose Hall home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, and many more.
Schubert "Schwanengesang" & "Auf dem Strom"
The Cramer Quartet’s season opener, “Springtime in September,” focuses on Haydn’s development and influence on Mozart as a quartet composer. The program features Haydn’s “Sun” Quartet Op. 20 No. 2 as well as Mozart’s “Spring” Quartet K. 387, the first of the “Haydn” Quartets which were dedicated to the elder composer. Written in the span of only ten years, these quartets showcase the radical evolution of the string quartet genre in the late 18th Century.
One of the world’s leading and most charismatic guitarists, Tali Roth has been hailed by Classical Guitar magazine as "an extraordinary solo and chamber musician” and by The New York Times as a “marvelous classical guitarist”.
