Sunday, January 8, 2012

Czech, Please (Quintets)

Dvořák's Piano Quintet in A Major op. 81 is one of the most beloved works in the entire classical repertoire, famous for its melodic inspiration and exciting dance rhythms. It shares the program with the Quintet in G Major op. 77 for string quartet and double bass, an early work that Dvořák thought worth re-writing, and the virtually unknown piano duet "From the Bohemian Forest," op. 68.

Program Repertoire:

"From the Bohemian Forest" for Piano Duet, op. 68
String Quintet in G Major, op. 77
Piano Quintet in A Major, op. 81

Mary Pappert School of Music Faculty

David Allen Wehr
Jack W. Geltz Distinguished Piano Chair
Natasha Snitkovsky
piano
Charles Stegeman
violin, Chair of Strings
Rachel Stegeman
violin
Joen Vasquez
Assistant Principal Viola, PSO
Marylène Gingras-Roy
viola, PSO
Adam Liu
Assistant Principal Cello, PSO
Jeffrey Turner
Principal Bass, PSO

 


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Special Pre-Concert Event 2:15 p.m.
Dr. Benjamin Binder, Assistant Professor of Musicianship, discusses Dvořák and Nationalism in Music.

For more information on
Dvořák at Duquesne, contact:

Steve Groves
Manager of Musical Events
Phone: 412.396.6083

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