2021-2022 SEASON
COVID-19 Info for Parlance Chamber Concerts attendees: Read more here.
WELCOME BACK TO PARLANCE CHAMBER CONCERTS!
UPDATED ATTENDANCE, SOCIAL DISTANCING AND TICKETING POLICIES
December
20, 2021
Dear Friends,
Happy Holidays to you and your family members! It was wonderful seeing everyone again at our four highly successful fall concerts. Thank you for the many enthusiastic and heartening notes we have received since the resumption of our live events last September.
The safety and security of our audience members, artists, and staff remain our highest priority. In light of the recent rise in case counts in the greater New York area, we are updating our Covid-19 protocols in accordance with current CDC recommendations and advice from public health experts.
Starting with our January 16, 2022 concert, the following protocols will be in effect:
- COVID-19 BOOSTER SHOTS FOR THOSE ELIGIBLE ARE NOW REQUIRED. All audience members, artists, and staff must SHOW PROOF OF FULL VACCINATION against Covid-19 before being admitted to Parlance Chamber Concerts’s events.
- In order to encourage social distancing at our events, PEW OCCUPANCY WILL BE REDUCED. Please follow the instructions of the ushers.
- THERE WILL BE NO AT-CONCERT BOX OFFICE TICKET SALES UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Tickets may be purchased online, by mail, or by phone (800-316-8559, Option 1).
- MASKS ARE REQUIRED for all attendees.
- If you receive a positive test for Covid-19 or have any onset symptoms in the days prior to our events, please do not attend a Parlance Chamber Concert. You may request refunds, donate your tickets, or request ticket exchanges by writing to parlance@
parlancechamberconcerts.org
- Please review and agree to Parlance Chamber Concerts’s Liability Waiver.
I look forward to welcoming you back to Parlance Chamber Concerts soon!
Warm regards,
Michael Parloff
PAUL HUANG AND DANBI UM, VIOLINS
JUHO POHJONEN, PIANO
SUNDAY, MARCH 13, 2022 AT 3 PM
Impressions Of Debussy And Ravel
KRISTIN LEE, VIOLIN; NICHOLAS CANELLAKIS, CELLO; MICHAEL BROWN, PIANO
Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel were mutual admirers and rivals who resided on opposite sides of the early 20th-century French musical spectrum. Debussy, the dreamy symbolist, conjured mesmerizing sonic landscapes, while Ravel, the glittering perfectionist, explored kaleidoscopically colorful musical worlds.
Three of today’s most charismatic young musicians, violinist Kristin Lee, cellist Nicholas Canellakis, and pianist Michael Brown will perform glittering musical highlights from La Belle Époche.
SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 2022 AT 3 PM
THE “HAMMERKLAVIER” SONATA
MARC-ANDRÉ HAMELIN, PIANO
The celebrated pianist Marc-André Hamelin is renowned for his compelling artistry, jaw-dropping technique, and inventive programming. His Parlance debut will include works of CPE Bach, Prokofiev, Scriabin, and a culminating performance of Beethoven’s Olympian “Hammerklavier” Sonata.
“Hamelin is that Superpianoman. No scale is too quick, no fingering too contorted, no counterpoint too dense to deter him. His recital was a heroic journey, and he was given a hero’s celebration by the audience.” – Christian Hertzog, San Diego Union Tribune
MEETING MOZART: A Multimedia Encounter with Mozart and His Music
ARNAUD SUSSMANN, VIOLIN; ANNA POLONSKY, PIANO; PAUL NEUBAUER, VIOLA; FRED SHERRY, CELLO; MICHAEL PARLOFF, LECTURER
Artistic Director Michael Parloff will illuminate three of Mozart’s most dazzling works for strings and piano. This special multimedia event will connect the biographical facts of Mozart’s life with the musical facts of three magnificent works. Four master musicians will perform the works in their entirety.
BELOVED BEETHOVEN
THE ZUKERMAN TRIO
The star-studded Zukerman Trio will return for an afternoon of Beethoven’s beloved chamber works. The legendary violinist Pinchas Zukerman will be joined by the passionate cellist Amanda Forsyth and the eloquent pianist Shai Wosner, for performances of Beethoven’s “Spring” violin sonata, G-minor cello sonata, and soaring “Archduke” Trio.
“Their combination of outsized string sound, exciting ensemble precision, and compelling interpretation puts them at the head of the Piano Trio division of the Chamber Music Major League.” — San Diego Union-Tribune
PAST 2021 – 2022 CONCERTS
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2021 AT 3 PM
GALA OPENER
FEATURING VIVALDI’S FOUR SEASONS
PCC’s celebratory Opening Gala will feature fifteen remarkable artists in a program of perennial favorites. Highlights will include the ever-popular Four Seasons of Antonio Vivaldi and a star-studded performance of Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 6.
Don’t miss this dazzling curtain-raiser to our 14th season!
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2021 AT 3 PM
Haydn Seeking
ROMAN RABINOVICH, PIANO
THE ESCHER STRING QUARTET
Haydn Seeking will illuminate the wit, eloquence, and profundity of Joseph Haydn. The brilliant Haydn interpreter pianist Roman Rabinovich will collaborate with the superb Escher String Quartet in a survey of the master’s sparkling works for keyboard, piano trio, and string quartet.
As a special treat, the multitalented Roman Rabinovich will accompany his own delightful animations in his short film, Imaginary Encounters with Haydn.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2O21 AT 3 PM
THE SCHUMANN STRING QUARTET
MOZART, MENDELSSOHN, AND RAVEL
One of today’s fastest rising ensembles, the Schumann String Quartet has been hailed worldwide for their fire, energy, and supreme technical accomplishment. Their Parlance debut will include Mendelssohn’s precocious Quartet in A minor, Op. 13, Maurice Ravel’s spellbinding Quartet in F, and Mozart’s adventurous “Dissonance” quartet.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 2021, 3 PM
WELCOME BACH, PAUL JACOBS!
MASTERPIECES FOR ORGAN
The inimitable organ virtuoso will introduce and perform a selection of towering masterpieces by Johann Sebastian Bach, composed and arranged especially for the King of Instruments.
“One of the major musicians of our time.” — Alex Ross, The New Yorker
ABOUT PARLANCE CHAMBER CONCERTS
Michael Parloff introduces the mission and history of PCC. Audience members share their experiences.
See short video clips from past seasons, featuring the Emerson Quartet, Sir James Galway, Richard Goode, and others.
