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SUMMARY:Evren Ozel\, piano & Joshua Brown\, violin
DESCRIPTION:Tickets $25 Buy Tickets MUSICIANS ON THE RISE BRAHMS – Scherz
 o in C minor\, WoO 2 (from FAE Sonata) YSAŸE – Sonata Op. 27\, No. 3 “Ba
 llade” DEBUSSY – Preludes\, Books 1 and 2 Ondine La danse de Puck Les so
 ns et les parfums tournent dans l’air du soir CHAUSSON – Poème\, Op. 25 
 R. SCHUMANN – Kreisleriana\, Op. 16 II. Sehr innig und nicht zu rasch R.
  SCHUMANN – Intermezzo\, WoO 22 (from FAE Sonata) FAURÉ – Sonata No. 1 i
 n A Major\, Op. 13 Allegro molto Andante Allegro vivo Allegro assai quas
 i presto Where Words End Recipients of the Avery Fisher Career Grant and
  many other international prizes\, pianist Evren Ozel and violinist Josh
 ua Brown perform a program exploring the writer Marcel Proust’s assertio
 n that music alone can access what language leaves unsaid. The works on 
 the program bear a direct literary imprint: Chausson's Poème translates 
 a short story by Turgenev into musical form\, while Schumann's Kreisleri
 ana depicts E.T.A. Hoffmann's fictional musician Johannes Kreisler. Debu
 ssy’s Preludes for piano include literature references from Baudelaire t
 o Shakespeare and more. The movements from the F.A.E. Sonata and Ysaÿe's
  Ballade\, meanwhile\, were inspired by their composers’ close friendshi
 ps with poets and literary figures of their time. Finally\, perhaps the 
 most remarkable connection on this program belongs to Fauré's Violin Son
 ata and Proust. Through his In Search of Lost Time\, Proust immortalizes
  Fauré as the fictional composer Vinteuil\, whose violin sonata becomes 
 a recurring symbol of longing and lost love. That a real piece of music 
 could be so thoroughly absorbed into one of literature's greatest novels
  speaks to exactly the kind of alchemy this program sets out to explore.
  Go to this Series' Home Page\n\nMore info: https://www.kaufmanmusiccent
 er.org/mch/event/evren-ozel-piano-joshua-brown-violin/\n\nhttps://findlo
 cal.community/event/3a835c45-b0fb-47fb-afdc-89070802937e
LOCATION:Merkin Hall\, New York\, NY
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/3a835c45-b0fb-47fb-afdc-89070802937
 e
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