E4TT’s fifth multimedia collaboration with SFCM/TAC explores women’s immigration and identity, with four World Premieres: "Cavities,"a new piano trio by Iranian-American Niloufar Nourbakhsh with a new film by Pegah Pasalar; "Orchesography," composed and danced by Han Lash; “Okean” by Tamara McLeod; and the winning piece from the E4TT/TAC student competition. Plus music by Leilehua Lanzilotti and Emma O’Halloran.
E4TT (Nanette McGuinness, narrator and Megan Chartier, cello) with Han Lash, dancer, Lylia Guion, violin, and Taylor Chan, piano.
E4TT’s annual favorite returns with works and commissions from our Call for Scores with Luna Composition Lab alums, plus music by Gabriela Lena Frank, Jodi Goble, Carla Lucero, and Akshaya Avril Tucker
E4TT (Nanette McGuinness, soprano, and Margaret Halbig, piano) with coloratura soprano Chelsea Hollow and cellist Griffin Seuter
E4TT's 17th anniversary season opens with a musical conversation around motion, featuring World Premieres by Ursula Kwong-Brown, Darian Donovan Thomas, and Mary Bianco , plus Perpetuo mobile movements by Benjamin Britten and York Bowen and music by Lisa Bielawa, Vivian Fung, Sage Shurman, and Zhou Tian.
E4TT (Margaret Halbig, piano) with Laura Reynolds, oboe, Lylia Guinon, violin, and Megan Chartier, cello
E4TT celebrates our fifth recording, "Emigres & Exiles in Hollywood," with favorites from our exploration of rarely heard chamber works and movie arrangements by composers who fled persecution in the 1930s and ‘40s, going on to be instrumental in creating today's "Hollywood" sound.
ALSO: the complete Cabaret Songs by Arnold Schoenberg.
A multimedia collaboration with the SFCM TAC Department exploring Expressionist music from the Second Viennese School and new music inspired by it, featuring:
World Premieres of a new chamber arrangement by Berg’s early masterpiece, Sieben Frühe Lieder by TJ Martin and two commissioned trios, by E4TT co-founder David Garner and Valerie Liu, plus
Music by Arnold Schoenberg, Webern, and Adam Schoenberg (b. 1980)
AND The winner in the SFCM TAC Department student composition competition.
The program will include visuals from by Arnold Schoenberg, Expressionist painters, Stephanie M. Neumann, and real-time processing.
E4TT emerita pianist Dale Tsang with guests Elizabeth Clark Hall, vibraphone; Bryana Marrero, soprano; Laura Reynolds, English horn; Lylia Guion, violin; Amy Brodo, cello; and Taylor Chan, piano.
Featuring: the World Premiere of Spent by Tamara MacLeod (b. 1999) Works from E4TT’s 2023 Call for Scores with Luna Composition Lab alums,
Music by Jennifer Higdon, Tania León, Jessica Mao, Claudia Montero, Niloufar Nourbakhsh, Florence Price, Gabriella Smith, Alex Temple.
There will be a pre-concert composer talk at 7:00 p.m. Performed by E4TT with guest violinist Jennifer Redondas.
E4TT's 16th anniversary season opener, featuring a musical conversation about transformation of various kinds--physical, biological, emotional, environmental, and musical--between Schoenberg's Verklaerte Nacht, arranged for piano trio, and music by Lisa Bielawa, inti figgis-vizueta, and Darian Donovan Thomas. E4TT with guests violinist Jennifer Redondas and cellist Megan Chartier.
There will also be a free lunchtime preview of selected works on Thursday, September 21. RSVP required. See concert listing for info.
E4TT celebrates our 15th anniversary with 15 works: two new commissions by Vivian Fung and Marcus Norris, plus favorites from our past 15 years, performed by E4TT plus new and recent guests artists: Taylor Chan, piano; Haruka Fujii, vibraphone; Margaret Halbig, piano; Chelsea Hollow, coloratura; Mia Nardi-Huffman, violin; Nanette McGuinness, soprano; Natalie Raney, cello; Laura Reynolds, English horn; and Dale Tsang, piano, with a composer talk by Marcus Norris.
E4TT's annual commissions concert is inspired by "fractured light," in a collaboration with the San Francisco Conservatory of Music's Technology and Applied Composition Department, with guests Adrienne Anaya, vibraphone, and Mia Nardi-Huffman, violin. Featuring three commissioned world premieres--by Juhi Bansal, inti figgis-vizueta,and Michael Robert Smith--an SF premiere by Pamela Z and more.
E4TT starts 2023 with Calliope East Bay Music & Arts, performing works by 20th and 21st century women and non-binary composers. With guest violinist Ilana Blumberg & world premieres by composers Dawn Norfleet and Mary Bianco
E4TT's 15th anniversary season opens with a return to Old First Concerts with "CelesTrios," joined by guests Mia Nardi-Huffman and Otis Harriel, violins, and Doug Machiz, cello.
E4TT brings its ever-popular "Emigres & Exiles in Hollywood" programming to the Krakow Culture Festival for our second Festival appearance.
Plus the World Premiere of "Xenos" (stranger)
by Polish composer Martyna Kosecka.
E4TT's performance at the Krakow Culture Festival is supported by Mid Atlantic Arts through USArtists International in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and the Trust for Mutual Understanding.
Back by popular demand, an encore performance of favorites from E4TT's multi-year exploration of rarely heard chamber works and movie arrangements by film composers who fled Europe in the 1930s and ‘40s, many going on to win multiple Academy Awards,
creating the characteristic Hollywood sound that shaped what we hear at the movies today, also with music by Polish composers of that era. The concert is a preview for E4TT's tour to the Krakow Culture Festival later this month.
Performed by McGuinness, Monroe, and Halbig.
Saturday, April 9, 2022, 7:30 p.m. IN-PERSON
at the Cha Chi Ming Recital Hall, Bowes Center, SF Conservatory of Music, SF and also
live-streamed (both free) Online viewing link
NOTE: E4TT's last collaboration with the SF Conservatory of Music's TAC Department sold out, with an extensive waiting list. We highly recommend you make your RSVP early!
E4TT's 2021/22 commissions concert, inspired by the mysteries of space, in collaboration with the SF Conservatory of Music Technology and Applied Composition Department (TAC)
Performed by McGuinness, Monroe, Halbig and guest artists, Julie Choi, percussion, and Yuchen Liu, double bass.
PLUS the program will include a multimedia student composition competition with a $500 prize given to the winning score.
RSVP to get the program notes in advance and concert reminders. E4TT's
Hybrid pre-concert composer talk on Zoom at 7:00 p.m.
Performed by McGuinness, Monroe, Halbig, and guest violinist Ilana Blumberg
E4TT continues this wildly popular series with music by ten of today's women composers, featuring The World Premiere of “Below the Surface” by Emily Doolittle (b. 1972) to poems by Bay Area poets Rella Lossy (1934-1996) and
Rachel Richardson (b. 1979); 2014 Guggenheim Fellow Lisa Bielawa (b. 1968) and Sarah Kirkland Snider (b.1973); 2004 Guggenheim Fellow, Mexican composer
Gabriela Ortiz (b. 1964); exciting emerging Puerto-Rican-born Angélica Negrón (b. 1981); and Gabriela Lena Frank Academic of Music alumnae, emerging composers
Akshaya Avril Tucker (b. 1992), Korean composers Jungyoon Wie (b. 1990) and Seo Yoon (Soyoona) Kim (b. 1988),
and Chinese composer Manjing Zhang (b. 1991).
The concert will be available in-person and online. PURCHASE TICKETS OR RSVP and get program notes in advance.
Special guest pianist Tin Yi Chelsea Wong performs a musical conversation between composers of the Old and New Worlds
Works by by György Ligeti (1923-2006), Graczyna Bacewicz (1909-1969), Henri Dutilleux (1916-2013), 2021 Heinz Award recipient and E4TT's #MeetTheArtist in June
Gabriela Lena Frank (b. 1972), 1994 Academy of Arts & Letters recipient and E4TT's #MeetTheArtist in February Jonathan Bailey Holland (b. 1974), 2021 Guggenheim Fellow, Canadian composer
Zosha Di Castri (b. 1985), and 2022-23 California Symphony Composer-in-Residence Viet Cuong (b. 1990).
The concert will be available in-person and online. PURCHASE TICKETS OR RSVP (free online viewing at C4NM's YouTube channel, with donations gratefully accepted) and get program notes in advance.
Hybrid pre-concert composer talk at 7:30 p.m. with Bianco, Norris, and Stokes.
A program focusing on identity and musical transformation.
Guest coloratura soprano Chelsea Hollow will join E4TT's Monroe and Halbig
Featuring the he World Premiere of two commissions, "The Unseen," to poetry by Sara Teasdale (1884-1933) by emerging composer Brennan Stokes (b. 1990) and “Cello Solo for Abby,”
by Mary Bianco (b. 1939) along with the World Premiere of "Etudinal Caprice" by Darian Donavan Thomas. Plus musical transformations by Chicago Philharmonic Composer-in-Residence, E4TT’s #MeetTheArtist in August,
Marcus Norris (b. 1991), 2004 Guggenheim Fellow, Mexican composer Gabriela Ortiz (b. 1964), 1996 American Academy of Arts & Letters Charles Ives composer, Argentinean-born Pablo Ortiz (b. 1956),
and works by 20th century Black composers Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson" (1932-2004), 1954 and 1956 Guggenheim Fellow
Julia Perry, (1924-1979) and 1996 Pulitzer Prize winner (the first to a Black composer) George Walker (1922-2018).
JUNE
12
2021
EMIGRES & EXILES IN HOLLYWOOD: SERIES FINALE* Saturday, June 12 at 7:30 p.m.
Live streamed for free (donations welcome) on YouTube from the Berkeley Piano Club, Berkeley RSVP and PROGRAM NOTES
The finale of E4TT's multi-year exploration of rarely heard chamber works and movie arrangements by film composers who fled Europe in the 1930s and ‘40s, many going on to win multiple Academy Awards, creating the characteristic Hollywood sound that shaped what we hear at the movies today, also with music by Polish composers of that era. Performed by McGuinness, Lerner, and season guest pianist Margaret Halbig.
Virtual transcontinental pre-concert panel and Q&A from 6:30-7:30 p.m. via Zoom with Lash, Liu, Rudman, Kouyoumdjian, Garner and Leonard. Post-concert Zoom Meet & Greet with the Artists
E4TT's 2020/21 commissions concert, inspired by the infamous priestess in Greek mythology who was cursed to utter true prophecies, but never to be believed.
Performed by McGuinness, season guest pianist Margaret Halbig and guest artists, violinist Ilana Blumberg and cellist Abigail Monroe.
Featuring four World Premieres about Cassandra and her fate: "Wild Sage," for piano trio by 2016 Academy of Arts and Letters Charles Ives Fellow Hannah Lash; "Cassandra, or Don't Girls Like Horses," a monodrama with projected visuals for soprano, cello, and piano by E4TT Call for Scores composer Jessica Rudman to a new text by librettist Kendra Preston Leonard ; "The Cassandra Effect," a cello-piano duo by emerging Bay Area composer Valerie Liu; and "Die gefluesterte Zukunft," a music video monodrama for soprano and piano trio by E4TT co-founder David Garner. Plus "Moerae" (Fates) for piano trio by Armenian-American composer Mary Kouyoumdjian.
The concert will be available at no cost via livestream on the Center for New Music's YouTube channel. We ask that you consider making a donation of whatever feels comfortable.
RSVP to get the program notes in advance and concert reminders.
^"The Cassandra Project: Women's Prophetic Voices" is supported by funds from the San Francisco Arts Commission and is sponsored, in part, by a grant from the Alice M. Ditson Foundation and the Ross MMcKee Foundation.
Virtual pre-concert composer talk at 7:30 p.m. with Elinor Armer and a video introduction by Jessie Montgomery
Continuing E4TT's series (sold-out last season!) of music by women composers with works by ten fabulous women composers of today, performed by McGuinness, season guest pianist Halbig, and guests violinist Ilana Blumberg, violinist Solanch Sosa, and cellist Abigail Monroe, and featuring:
Two reprises from the COVID-shortened season: Bay Area LGBTQ composer Elinor Armer's song cycle, "Matrix" (2020) for E4TT, to texts by two other Bay Area icons, Ursula Le Guin and Rella Lossy; and "Rest These Hands" (2014) for solo violin and spoken voice by 2010 American Academy of Arts and Letters Charles Ives Fellow Anna Clyne to a text by her mother.
Listen to an interview with Armer from E4TT's summer 2020 "Meet the Artist" series.
**We were devastated to hear that Claudia Montero passed away suddenly on Saturday, January 16, 2021, and will perform the trio and this concert in her memory.
The concert will be available at no cost (donations welcome) via livestream on the Center for New Music's YouTube channel.
RSVP to get the program notes in advance and concert reminders.
*This concert is sponsored, in part, by a grant from The Ross McKee Foundation.
Virtual transcontinental interactive pre-concert composer talk at 7:30 p.m. with Warshaw and Bianco (also at O1C's website).
Music by living composers inspired by older forms, styles, and themes, taking something old and refashioning it into something brand new.
McGuinness, Lerner and season guest pianist Halbig, with guest composer and pianist Dalit Warshaw, playing her own work from NYC.
Featuring two World Premieres of music by CA composer Mary Bianco; The California premiere of "Through the Guarded Gate" (2018), by 1989 Guggenheim Fellow and E4TT Call for Scores composer Juliana Hall a song cycle to poetry by Margaret Widdemer; "Winter Dream" by 2016 Guggenheim Fellow Dalit Warshaw. (Postponed from June 2020 due to COVID-19).
Join O1C as they ring in their 50th year of presenting some of the Bay Area’s most exciting and innovative chamber music, piano solo, and world music concerts. Artists also include Bill Wellborn, Hadley McCarroll, Daniel Glover, Gwendolyn Mok, Robert Schwartz,
Sarah Cahill, and Henry Plotnick performing live, with pre-recorded performances and/or live interviews with KITKA, sfSound, Cascada de Flores, Cornelius Boots, Larry Ferrara, Arjun Verma, Friction Quartet, Ensemble ARI, Quinteto Latino, and ZOFO
The gala celebration will be available online for free (pay-what-you-can donations encouraged) via livestream at O1C's website.
Music from the new release by David Garner and Jared Redmond, from E4TT's first Call for Scores and more.
Interviews with Aleksandra Vrebalov, Vivian Fung, Chelsea Hollow, and David Garner. Live stream
ONLINE on YouTube Live and Facebook Live Live chat
MAY
14
2020
Thursday, May 14, 2020, 7:00 p.m. Encore Performance of Blooming Flowers: Music by Women Composers FREE ONLINE (Event link) / Program info Register to get event reminders and program notes the day before
Originally performed Jan. 25, 2020 to a sell-out audience.
From C4NM: Join us for the seventh C4NM Encore Concert – a chance to relive some of C4NM's favorite live performances at 55 Taylor, and a chance to reconnect with our community despite social distancing. Curators and artists will join in on the conversation in real-time to answer questions and discuss musical topics. To watch, just login a few minutes before the event time and look for a live video on the C4NM Facebook or Youtube channel, or right on their website page for the concert.
Featuring the World Premiere of "Blooming Flowers, Full Moon" for piano trio by Chinese Call for Scores composer, Weiwei Miao (b. 1985).
Plus works by 9 more women composers:
Pulitzer-Prize (first in music to a woman) Ellen Taaffe Zwilich; American Academy of Arts and Letters’s Walter Hinrichsen Award and Miriam Gideon Prize recipient Victoria Bond; American Academy of Arts and Letters Chinese-American Chen Yi; Opera America Discovery Grant recipient Lori Laitman; Kronos Fifty for the Future Aleksandra Vrebalov; Connecticut Artist Fellow Jessica Rudman; theatre composer Ellen Mandel; 2012 Guggenheim Fellow, Canadian composer Vivian Fung; and Audrey Call.
A diverse program featuring three commissions by two LGBTQI composers, Bay Area treasure Elinor Armer and recent SF Conservatory graduate Brennan Stokes, plus E4TT's David Garner, plus music by Anna Clyne, African-American composer William Grant Still, and Chinese-American composer Chen Yi.
Composer talk at 6:30 p.m.
Preview, Thursday, March 5, , TBD
*"Mothers & Daughters" is made possible with funds from the Musical Grant Program, which is administered by InterMusic SF and supported by the Clarence E. Heller Charitable Foundation, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and San Francisco Grants for the Arts and also by a grant from the Zellerbach Family Foundation.
Featuring the World Premiere of "Blooming Flowers, Full Moon" for piano trio by Chinese Call for Scores composer, Weiwei Miao (b. 1985).
Plus works by 9 more women composers:
Pulitzer-Prize (first in music to a woman) Ellen Taaffe Zwilich; American Academy of Arts and Letters’s Walter Hinrichsen Award and Miriam Gideon Prize recipient Victoria Bond; American Academy of Arts and Letters Chinese-American Chen Yi; Opera America Discovery Grant recipient Lori Laitman; Kronos Fifty for the Future Aleksandra Vrebalov; Connecticut Artist Fellow Jessica Rudman; theatre composer Ellen Mandel; 2012 Guggenheim Fellow, Canadian composer Vivian Fung; and Audrey Call.
A Halloween-themed concert with selections from our Oct. 12 Berkeley program, accompanied by projected visuals, featuring stills from various iconic films.
McGuinness and Lerner-Wright with guest pianist Karen Rosenak
Admission free
SEPTEMBER
13
2019
Friday, September 13, 2019, 7:30, San Rafael
56x54: Solo Cello Angelico Hall, Dominican University of CA, 55 Acacia St., San Rafael
A solo cello recital performed by E4TT cellist Anne Lerner-Wright, with the Final three Call for Scores works by Syrian-American Kareem Roustom, Oregonian Greg Steinke, and Brazilian Andersen Viana, plus music by David Garner and J.S. Bach
Selections from E4TT's exciting call-and-response 2017 "Guernica" Project, featuring works by Spanish and American Call for Scores composers Mercedes Zavala, Mario Carro, and Jeffrey Hoover, as well as by E4TT's award-winning composer, David Garner PLUS selected songs from "Siete canciones populares espanoles" by Manuel de Falla (1876-1946).
Also the world premiere of "Watching" by Charlie Sehres, winner of the "Best Sound Track for a Film Noir Clip Student Competition.
Plus "Noir Vignettes" for cello and piano by 2019 American Academy of Arts and Letters award winner Stacy Garrop, "the great famine" by E4TT Call-for-Scores composer Justin Merritt and songs by David Garner from E4TT's award-winning CD, Surviving: Women's Words.
Saturday, November 17, 4 p.m. Lecture-Recital at the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust
RSVP (Event page also on Facebook) (Free, $10 donation suggested)
Sunday, November 18, 2 p.m. Concert and panel discussion at UCLA Hillel, Los Angeles, CA
RSVP (Free)
OCTOBER
19
2018
Friday, October 19, 2018, 7:00 p.m., San Francisco
Sunday, September 30, 2018, Time 6:50-7:20 p.m., San Francisco
SF Music Day Herbst Theater, 401 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco
"Die eichne Tuer" by David Garner and a mazurka by Alexandre Tansman
McGuinness and Lerner-Wright with guests Laura Reynolds, English horn Ilana Blumberg, violin, and Xin Zhao, piano
#Paul Celan #Once/Memory/Night
Composers Garner and Eddins will speak. Preview/Open Rehearsal TBD
With guests Ilana Blumberg Thomas (violin) and Laura Reynolds (English horn)
October 17, 12-1:30 p.m.: Open Rehearsal, Conservatorio Teresa Berganza
October 18, 7:00 p.m.: Concert American Space Madrid, Calle Miguel Ángel 8, FREE
October 19, 7:30 p.m.: Concert, Conservatorio Teresa Berganza, Calle del Palmípedo 3, FREE
With guest violinist Alejandro Saiz Emeterio
October 20, Conservatorio Teresa Berganza, Masterclass
Madrid, Spain
SEPTEMBER
24
2017
Sunday, September 24, 2017, Time TBD, San Francisco
SF Music Day Herbst Theater, 401 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco
WORLD PREMIERE of an exciting new call-and-response commission by E4TT 2016 Call for Score composer Jeffrey Hoover,
“Guernica,” along with 2016 Call for Scores works by Spanish composers Mario Carro
and Mercedes Zavala,as well as a second work by Hoover ("Burning Giraffe"),
plus “Death with Interruptions,” by Grammy-nominated composer Derek Bermel and "Albeniz" (from "Cinq Hommages")
by E4TT's award-winning composer, David Garner, with images provided by the Museo de la Paz de Gernika
and traditional Basque dance by the Zazpiak Bat Dance Group .
This concert is supported in part by a grant from the the Ross McKee Foundation
PREVIEW of an exciting new call-and-response commission by E4TT 2016 Call for Scores composer
Jeffrey Hoover, “Guernica,” along with 2016 Call for Scores works by spanish composers Mario Carro and Mercedes Zavala as well as a second work by Hoover ("Burning Giraffe"), plus “Death with Interruptions,” by Grammy-nominated composer Derek Bermel.
This concert is supported in part by a grant from the the Ross McKee Foundation
Selections from E4TT’s 2016 award-winning CD “Surviving: Women’s Words,” submitted for the 59th
Grammy Awards, new arrangements from Franz Waxman's "The Song of Terezin," and works by Holocaust-era composers Erich Korngold, Lajos Delej, Hans Winterberg, Sandor Vandor, Gyorgy Justus, Edwin Geist, and Henriette Bosmans
International/Modern: Music by 21st century international composers from E4TT's 2016 Call for Scores--Klaus Miehling (Germany) and Polina Nazaykinskaya (Russia)--plus 20th century international composers Henriette Bosmans (Netherlands), Erich Korngold (Czech Republic), Lajos Delej (Hungary), and Franz Waxman (Germany)
Laney College Music Department, Room G189, 900 Fallon St., Oakland
56x54: Call for Scores Concert #1, Preview
Music by Roger Ames, Craig Carnahan, Emily Doolittle, Christopher Hopkins, Justin Merritt, Naftali Schindler, Bob Siebert, and Bartos Smoragiewicz + David Garner’s “Mein blaues Klavier,” from E4TT’s new CD “Surviving: Women’s Words”
McGuinness, Tsang, and cellist Anne Lerner-Wright
Admission Free
June
26
2016
June 26-28, Krakow, Poland
Sunday, June 26, Galicia Jewish Museum, Jewish Music & Poetry Project in Concert. Post-concert discussion with Dr. Teryl Dobbs
Monday, June 27 6:30 p.m., JCC Krakow, Jewish Music & Poetry Project, Lecture-recital, with Dr. Teryl Dobbs: Music & the Diaspora: Three Luminous Musical Lives
Tuesday, June 28, 3:30 p.m., JCC Krakow, Jewish Music & Poetry Project, workshop/masterclass with the JCC Krakow Choir
Celebrating the release of Surviving: Women's Words on Centaur Records (Jewish Music & Poetry Project) with selections from the new CD, plus new commissions by Emma Logan (Songs from the Book of Light), Judith Shatin (A Line-Storm Song), and Martha Stoddard (Hurt Hawks), and with works by Melinda Wagner and Sarah Kirkland Snyder. Judith Shatin's song co-sponsored by a grant from the JMCLA."Women's Love and Loss" is supported in part by a generous grant from Zellerbach Family Foundation Community Arts. With Anne Lerner-Wright, cello.
$20/$15 No one turned away for lack of funds. MORE INFO
Ticket Reservations: 510-549-3864
June
2
2016
Thursday, June 2, 2016, 12:00 p.m.
Cafe Europa
Tour Preview and New CD
McGuinness and Tsang
May
31
2016
Tuesday, May 31, 2016, 12:30 p.m.
Noontime Concerts, Old St Mary's Cathedral, 660 California Street, San Francisco
Tour Preview and New CD
McGuinness, Tsang, and guest cellist Anne Lerner-Wright
Mein blaues Klavier, texts by Else Lasker-Schueler
McGuinness, Tsang, and cellist Laura Gaynon
Also arias and ensembles from David Garner's new opera, "Mary Pleasant at Land's End", libretto by Mark Hernandez and a new song cycle for mezzo, cornet, harp and contrabass, on poems by Berkeley poet Judith Masur, featuring mezzo-soprano Crystal Philippi with SFCM faculty.
Watch the concert via livestream.
JANUARY
19
2016
Tuesday, January 19, 2016, 12:30 p.m., San Francisco
Noontime Concerts , Old St. Mary's Cathedral, 660 California Street, San Francisco
French Festival. Music by Germaine Taillerferre, Francis Poulenc, Maurice Delage, Debussy,Nadia and Lili Boulanger.
McGuinness, Tsang, and cellist Laura Gaynon
Admission Free
NOVEMBER
8
2015
Sunday, November 8, 2015, 3:00 p.m. Foster City
Peninsula JCC, 800 Foster City Blvd, Foster City. See a map.
Celebrating PJCC Gallery artist Marcia Falk with Winter Solstice Songs (2013), the setting of 3 of her poems by Elena Ruehr for the JMPP, along with Kay Ryan Songs (2014) by Laura Schwendinger, Capriccio for cello and piano by David Garner, Duo by Miklos Rosza, folk settings (in Hungarian) by Bartok and solo piano music by Sarah Kirkland Snider
McGuinness, Tsang, and cellist Laura Gaynon
Call 650-212-PJCC for information.
Admission free
NOVEMBER
2
2015
Monday, November 2, 2015, 2:00 p.m. Foster City
JCC Peninsula, 800 Foster City Blvd, Foster City.
Lecture/recital on artistic collaboration for the Food for Thought Series at the Peninula JCC. With Garner, McGuinness, and Tsang.
Part of an exhibition of poetry and art by Marcia Falk
Laney College Music Department, Room G189, 900 Fallon St., Oakland
New Music by Bay Area/U.S. composers: Sarah Kirkland Snider, Elena Ruehr, Melinda Wagner, John Harbison, Kurt Erickson, John Reager, James Primosch, and David Garner
Co-presented by KlezCalifornia
The JMPP's appearance in Krakow is made possible in part by a grant from the San Francisco-Krakow Sister Cities Association.