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CHAMPAGNE & STRINGS
Bach for Solo Violin
Friday, February 10 at 7:30 pm
Lyon Park Community Center
414 N. Fillmore Street, Arlington
Our program features Joseph Scheer, concertmaster of the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra, performing solo violin partitas and sonatas by Bach. These masterworks firmly established the technical capability of the violin as a solo instrument and served as a model for generations of composers including Ysaye and Bartok. Brahms wrote of these pieces: "On one stave, for a small instrument, the man writes a whole world of the deepest thoughts and most powerful feelings."
Joseph Scheer was handpicked to be the concertmaster of the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra by Maestro John Williams himself, and over the course of his career has performed in virtually every great concert hall and with every great conductor and soloist imaginable. Joe will "talk and play" through these great works in our intimate concert space and IBIS "home base."
Did your New Year's resolutions include getting some culture and helping your community? If so, on Friday, February 10 you can kill two birds with one stone.
This concert is a fundraising event for the renovation of the Lyon Park Community Center. ALL proceeds from this concert go directly to the renovation fund.
Tickets $20
$10 seniors/students
Kids under 18 are free
Join us for a champagne reception
after the concert!
UPCOMING CONCERTS:
Festival of Women Composers: February 26 and March 11,
Sundays at 4pm at Rock Spring Church in Arlington
These concerts are free!
This program is supported by the Arlington County Cultural Affairs Division
and the Arlington Commission of the Arts.
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FRIDAY, February 10
Cupid's Not Stupid, Cocktails to Fall For
Aria Pizzeria
7:00pm-10:00pm
$55
A Valentine’s Day themed cocktail reception with top DC mixologists engaging in a friendly cocktail competition.
Mixologists:
Gina Chersevani
Rachel Sergi, Jack Rose Dining Saloon
Ben Wiley, America Eats Tavern
Youssef, J & G Steakhouse
Dennis Burns, Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center
Book signing by Dan Searing whose new book The Punch Bowl: 75 Recipes Spaning Four Centuries of Wanton Revelry just came out.
Admission includes sampling all five cocktails, wine, beer and light snacks. Join us on Friday, February 10th at 7pm at Aria Pizzeria & Bar in the Ronald Reagan Building & International Trade Center.
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INVITATION
Friday, February 3, 2012 - 6:00 - 8:00 PM Dupont Circle Art Walk
Barbara Bennett Q Street Fine Art www.qstreetfineart.com
2015 Q St. NW Washington, DC 20009 map (202) 255-2893
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ANNUAL CONCERT FOR CHILDREN
from IBIS Chamber Music
assisted by the Arlington Children's Chorus
MISCHIEF MANAGED
Music from Harry Potter
and the Prisoner of Azkaban
2 SHOWS!
Saturday, January 28
at 11:15 am and 12:30 pm
DOME THEATER at the Artisphere
1101 WIlson Boulevard, Arlington
Free parking in the garage
UP NEXT
CHAMPAGNE
&
STRINGS #2
Violinist Joseph Scheer plays and discusses solo violin music by Bach.
A champagne reception follows the concert.
Friday, February 10
7:30 pm
Tickets $10-20/
kids are free
email Susan
for tickets.
FESTIVAL of
WOMEN COMPOSERS
IBIS examines this fascinating topic in a series of 2 concerts at Rock Spring Church in Arlington.
Sunday, Feb. 26
4 pm
Sunday, March 11
4 pm
FREE
Complete details at our website.
Tickets $10/$8 for kids 12 and under
This program is suitable for music lovers of ALL ages!
Get Your Kids Out of the House!
(and excited about music)
IBIS reprises an audience favorite, with an assist from the Arlington Children's Chorus. This program is designed to show kids what an important role music plays in telling a good story. Joe Scheer's rollicking arrangement of the music from "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" was done with Maestro John Williams' approval, and features IBIS musicians from the Kennedy Center, National Symphony and Boston Pops on strings, flute and harp, not to mention tom-tom, triangles, and police whistles! The Arlington Children's Chorus (Kevin Carr, director) helps out with the vocals. The program also features our original arrangement of Ravel's Mother Goose Suite. Mr. Carr narrates the familiar stories that Ravel set so beautifully in music, while classic illustrations are projected on the Dome Theater's ceiling.
Follow IBIS on Facebook,
and see recent clips on You Tube
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Champagne & Strings #1
"Afternoon Serenade"
Enjoy a concert of classics and new discoveries, followed by a champagne reception.
Sunday, November 20 at 4 pm
The first installment in our Champagne & Strings series brings great music to the intimate Lyon Park Community Center. The Beethoven Serenade for violin, viola and flute, Mozart Duo for Violin and Viola mix it up with lively works by composers Katherine Hoover and Rebecca Clarke--part of our season long celebration of women writing music.
Sunday, November 20 at 4 pm
Lyon Park Community Center
414 North Fillmore Street, Arlington, VA
Tickets $20/$10 seniors and students/Kids under 18 FREE
Includes post concert champagne reception
Subscription to this concert and February 10 Champagne & Strings for $30/$15
Email Susan for tickets
Also on the horizon: IBIS at IOTA
For a little change of pace this season, IBIS will be making several appearances (and holding several open rehearsals) at
IOTA Club and Cafe, Clarendon's live music mecca.
Did you miss our October 7 concert? We reprise most of the program, including string quartets by Barber (including the famous Adagio)
and Tchaikovsky, and Vaughan Williams Folk Songs for Viola and Harp.
Enjoy IOTA's great food and full bar along with this casual concert!
Tuesday, November 22 at 7 pm
IOTA Club and Cafe
2832 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington (2 blocks from Clarendon Metro)
Cover Charge $12 at the door.
IBIS Chamber Music Society | 300 North Garfield Street | Arlington | VA | 22201-1231
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Saturday, October 15 from 6:30 - 10:30 pm
DC digest’s own Barbara Twigg, a very talented pianist as well as writer of some of our film and theater reviews, will be entertaining during cocktails and/or dinner at the wonderful Bombay Club restaurant, downtown on Connecticut Ave. NW near the White House on Saturday night! If you’ve been there, you know they have terrific Indian food, an elegant ambiance, and valet parking, if needed, though there’s usually plenty of street parking. Stop by for cocktails or book your dinner reservations
http://www.opentable.com/bombay-club-washington …and say hello to Barbara!
(She’s also available to play for your upcoming holiday parties!)
Bombay Club
815 Connecticut Ave NW, between H & I Streets, NW
Saturday, October 15 from 6:30 - 10:30 pm
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We join you in remembering those whose lives were taken.
String quartets by Barber (including his famous Adagio) and Tchaikovsky; arias and songs by Copland, Cilea and Rodgers accompanied by harp and strings
This concert is presented by Federal Lodge #1.
For more information, and to purchase tickets, please visit www.flight93concert.com
Details of the IBIS season now posted atwww.ibischambermusic.org
Based in Arlington VA, IBIS Chamber Music includes musicians from the National Symphony, Kennedy Center Orchestra and Boston Pops. An IBIS concert pairs dynamic performances with imaginative programming and friendly presentation. The Washington Post praised IBIS as "compelling" and "splendid", and the St. Petersburg Times appreciated the "refreshing mix of music, well-played and fetchingly presented." Recent projects include a collaborative concert with singer/songwriter Dar Williams, a world premier by composer Marti Epstein, and an arrangement of John Williams' music from Harry Potter for quintet and percussion.
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What are you doing this weekend?
The earthquake and hurricane are behind us-
why not enjoy some great food and music
for a great cause?
IBIS in Love
Our annual house party and fundraiser!
Sunday, September 11, 2011, 4:00 pm
Musical entertainment at 4:30
Hors d'oeuvres, wine and specialty IBIS cocktail at 5:30
Join IBIS musicians from the National Symphony, Kennedy Center Orchestra and Boston Pops, their spouses, and friends as they make music together in the spectacular, art-filled home of our friends Jan and Elizabeth Lodal.
On our program
Fantaisie for violin and harp by Saint-Saens
Duo for viola and flute by Devienne
Duets for 2 Violins by Shostakovich
and a few surprises...
As a remembrance of the 10th anniversary of 9/11 Joel Fuller and Edward Newman will perform Louange a l'eternitie de Jesus from Messiaen's Quatour Pour La Fin du Temps.
Your children are welcome to attend as our guests.
Unable to attend? Please consider a donation to help IBIS bring its unique concerts to the community!
Your RSVP is requested!
Call (703)755-0960
or emailsusan@ibischambermusic.org
The Lodals live at 6026 Chesterbrook Road
in McLean (at the corner of N. Albemarle)
There is ample street parking.
Save the date! Our first concert of the season takes place on Friday, October 7 at 7 pm at the Masonic Temple in Alexandria. IBIS will collaborate with legendary soprano Alessandra Marc.
Details at http://www.flight93concert.com/93/
IBIS is supported in part by Arlington County through the Cultural Affairs Division of the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources and the Arlington Commission for the Arts.
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Friday and Saturday, July 1 & 2 - Art Sale
The art sale described below is the private collection of an old friend of mine in his home near Dupont Circle. That is where I bought the painting on the left by Zamy Steynovitz, which reminds me of a Chagall ...and another friend of mine bought a couple of pieces, too.
Many new pieces from other locations (home & gallery) also will be part of this sale.
Enjoy!
Donna
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Open House Art Sale
First Preview of Future Art Gallery
Renowned artists from around the world; Chagall, Dali, Miro, Rauschenberg, Icart, Gottlieb, Kertesz, Roy Schatt, and many more!
Hundreds of Photographs, Prints, Lithographs, Bronzes, Antiques, Furniture.
Join us for fun and refreshments, bring your friends.
Friday June 3, 5pm - 9pm
Saturday June 4, 11am - 9pm
2008 R St NW
Washington DC 20009
Donna's Note: I bought a fabulous painting at a great price at this preview sale in a Dupont Circle rowhouse that will become an art gallery in the near future. This terrific sale will continue on Saturday, June 4 - open from 11am until 9pm. It is a wonderfully
eclectic mix of paintings, sculpture, photography, vintage posters, antiques and more …by a wide variety of artists in every price range. Tip: some of the prices are negotiable! Don't miss it!
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JUST ANNOUNCED
JUST ANNOUNCED
BENEFIT CONCERT FOR TSUNAMI/EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS
BENEFIT CONCERT FOR TSUNAMI/EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS
in collaboration with Elizabeth Kluegel, soprano, Rock Spring Congregational Church
and the Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington
Friday May 27 at 7 pm
Friday May 27 at 7 pm
Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington
Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington
4444 Arlington Boulevard, Arlington VA 22204
4444 Arlington Boulevard, Arlington VA 22204
This concert will be followed by a dessert reception. There is no charge, but our audience is encouraged to donate generously. All proceeds will go directly to the American Red Cross.
This concert will be followed by a dessert reception. There is no charge, but our audience is encouraged to donate generously. All proceeds will go directly to the American Red Cross.
Program to include:
Program to include:
Japanese Song Settings for Soprano, Harp and Cello by Masatoshi Mitsumoto
Arias for Soprano with piano and violin obligato by J.S. Bach
Piano Quartet in C Minor by Johannes Brahms
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Saturday, May 7 at 10:30 am
Clarendon United Methodist Church
606 North Ivy Street
Arlington VA 22201
Kids--Grab your moms and dads, and come hear musicians from the Kennedy Center, Boston Pops and National Symphony performing on flute, harp, clarinet and strings.
We'll be playing our brand new arrangement of Ravel's Mother Goose Suite, with a narrator and pictures to help tell the stories that Ravel tells with music. And we'll be assisted by some big kids from Prelude--Arlington Youth String Orchestra.
and for the grown-ups...
OUR LAST FREE CONCERT
OF THE SEASON
ALL RAVEL PROGRAM
Sunday, May 8 at 7:00 pm
Clarendon United Methodist Church
This program will feature Ravel's String Quartet, our new
Mother Goose, and the dazzling Introduction and Allegro
for harp and ensemble.
SAVE THE DATE!
On Friday, May 27, 7 pm IBIS joins forces with
the Rock Spring Congregational Church and
the Unitarian Universalist Church of Arlington in
a concert to benefit earthquake and tsunami victims in Japan.
This concert will take place at the Unitarian Universalist Church,
4444 Arlington Boulevard and will feature IBIS musicians
and guest soprano Elizabeth Kluegel.
A dessert reception will follow.
IBIS Chamber Music Society | 300 North Garfield Street | Arlington | VA | 22201-1231
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Sweet Charity tickets are usually $110 per person but are only $77 per person with our discount code PAULSLIST11.
Let me know if you need any more information! --Donna
Tickets are $110 per person but are only $77 per person with our discount code PAULSLIST11.
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See the DCdigest Food & Wine page for additional details about a new series of Italian cooking classes at Al Tiramisu, the most authentic Italian restaurant in the nation's capital. Covering all 20 regions of Italy, “It’s like taking a trip throughout Italy without the cost of going abroad," smiles Al Tiramisu's chef/owner Luigi Diotaiuti, who is known for his good cheer and authentic Italian cooking and wine mastery. Attendees of the Saturday afternoon classes will gain a real "flavor" of each region—its history, culture, inhabitants, and food and wine specialties—while cooking and eating three courses with wine pairings representing the area.
The first cooking class, Saturday, April 16, 11 AM-2 PM, focuses on Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean and the southernmost region of Italy. Succeeding classes will then move from the south up to the north of Italy. Cooking classes are $75 apiece including all food and wine. Reservations: 202-467-4466. See the DCdigest Food & Wine page for additional details.
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The IBIS String Quartet's Second
Champagne & Strings Concert!
Sunday, March 13, 7 pm
People often tell us that what they most enjoy at an IBIS concert is when we Offer our insights into the Music we are performing. This concert will begin at 7:00 with a glass of champagne (or non-alcoholic equivalent) while our violinist Joe Scheer gives a brief "fireside chat" about two great works by Brahms and Schubert.
LYON PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
414 North Fillmore Street
Arlington VA 22201
Ample street parking available
About 1 mile south
of the Clarendon Metro
PROGRAM
Brahms Quartet in C Minor, Op. 51 No. 1
Schubert Quintet for Strings in C Major
TICKETS $20
$10 for seniors (over 65)
and students
Kids 18 and under are
FREE
Tickets will be available at the door,
but advance purchase is
strongly recommended.
General admission
Doors open at 6:30
IBIS String Quartet
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON IBIS, VISIT www.ibischambermusic.org
JUST FOR FUN, FOLLOW US ON Facebook
This program is supported in part by Arlington County through the Cultural Affairs Division of the
Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources and the Arlington Commission for the Arts.
ISN'T IT ROMANTIC?
IBIS returns to
Rock Spring Congregational Church
with an inaugural concert for
their new Steinway grand piano!
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13 at 4 pm
Get a jump on Valentine's Day with this program of Romantic works for piano, strings and flute.
Our fabulous pianist Edward Newman will be performing Chopin, and then collaborating with violinist Joel Fuller, cellist Amy Butler on works by Schumann, Kreisler and Brahms. Flutist Adria Foster also joins us to perform the lovely and evocativeAquarelles (Watercolors) for flute, piano and cello by 19th century French composer and flute virtuoso Philippe Gaubert.
This concert is free, with a goodwill donation to support the Rock Spring Music program accepted. Join us for a post concert reception.
Program
Liebeslied and Liebesfreund by Fritz Kreisler
Fantasie Stucke by Schumann
"Aeolian Harp" Etude and Ballade No. 3 in Ab
by Chopin
Aquarelles (Watercolors) by Gaubert
Piano Trio No. 1 by Brahms
Rock Spring Congregational Church
5010 Little Falls Road
Arlington VA 22205
Free street parking is available.
JOIN IBIS ON THE AIR!
On Monday, February 14th, 9 pm,
IBIS flute and harp duo Adria Foster and Susan Robinson will be featured on WETA's Front Row Washington. Enjoy this recital performed last fall at Georgetown University.
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SECOND SHOW ADDED!
4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
A CROSSOVER CONCERT
Sunday, January 30, 2011
DAR WILLIAMS IN CONCERT WITH
IBIS CHAMBER MUSIC
Spectrum Theatre at the Artisphere
Arlington VA
Singer/songwriter Dar Williams has long been a luminous presence in today's pop-folk music scene and a regular on the touring circuit. Stereo-type raves: "Dar Williams may be the best female singer-songwriter in America today," and Paste hails her as "one of the genre's central figures." Her deeply felt, insightful songs and sweet singing voice have a broad appeal that transcends the boundaries of gender and generation, and her unique musical style defies categorization. Now Dar is embarking on a new boundary-crossing and definition-defying musical project: a collaboration with a classical chamber music ensemble.
Singer/Songwriter Dar Williams
Founded by violinist Joseph Scheer (concertmaster of the Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra) and Susan Robinson (principal harp of the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra and Dar's sister-in-law), IBIS prizes musical excellence, innovative programming, and a friendly performance style that delights audiences. The Washington Post has praised IBIS as "splendid" and "compelling."
This concert will feature an exciting mix of music: original arrangements of Dar's music (popular favorites like When I Was a Boy,Beauty of the Rain, and Buzzer to name a few), as well as classical and traditional vocal music, and works by Gershwin and William Grant Still for string quartet and harp.
TICKETS $35/$30 Military/Seniors/Students
AVAILABLE AT: Artisphere Box Office: 1101 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington VA 22209
On-Site Box Office Hours:
Mon - Thurs: 11am - 10pm
Fri & Sat: 11am - Midnight
Sun: 11am - 8pm
Or buy your tickets online here
or call 888-841-2787
Please note: The Rosslyn Spectrum Theatre is located at 1611 North Kent Street, just across the street from Artisphere. There is free parking beneath the building.
DC Dining Society New Year's Eve Wine And Spirits Banquet
Contact Chef Marty at 202-265-0477 or chefmartydc@aol.com
Membership is free. Reservations are required.
On Friday, December 31, at 8:00 PM we will meet at The Monocle on Capitol Hill, at 107 D Street NE. The restaurant is the very definition of a refined classical steak and seafood house (celebrating its 50th anniversary this month) yet is current enough to have won The Restaurant Association Of Metropolitan Washington's Voter's Choice Award as Restaurant Of The Year just two years ago.
Our adult beverage buffet will include the following until each is depleted and may be replaced by additional selections. Vintages may vary. (By the way, if you like what you drink at our events, our good friends at Schneider's of Capitol Hill will help you find them for your own home or gift giving, and may have some good holiday specials for you. Call Jon there for more information.)
Taittinger Champagne Brut La Francaise NV
Louis Jadot Beaujolais Village 2009
St Francis Old Vine Zinfandel 2007
Salviano Turlo 2008
Quivira Dry Creek Valley Zinfandel 2008
Lucien Albrecht Crement d'Alsace (Sparkling) Brut Rose NV
Catoctin Creek Organic Roundstone Rye Whisky
Catoctin Creek Pearousia
Philadelphia Distilling Bluecoat American Dry Gin
Philadelphia Distilling Vieux Carre Absinthe Superieure
Vermont Spirits Vermont Gold Vodka
Herradura Tequila
From 8:00 to 9:00 PM we will enjoy oysters on the half shell with traditional accompaniments and The Monocle's signature roasted oysters with curried chardonnay sauce and California sparkling wine selections in the lounge. Then we will be seated for the following menu:
• First-Course Selections
Paradise Salad
Crisp-Fried Calamari with red pepper aoli
Shrimp over pesto beans
Grilled Squash, Portobello, Roast Peppers and Goat Cheese
Shellfish Bisque
• Main-Course SelectionsNew York Sirloin, certified Angus, 14 oz., grilledShort Ribs of Beef, braised with cipollini and red wineMaryland Blue Crab Cakes, roasted red pepper sauceWellington Farms Chicken with herb sauce and French beans with shallotsAtlantic Salmon Filet with oven roasted fennel & leeksVegetarian Pasta
• DessertMeyer Cheese Cake with rum roasted pineappleLemon Curd Pie with berries
Chocolate Triomphe Cake with crème anglaise
Seasonal berries with yogurt and honey
The price is $125.00 per person at the door or the advance price is $115.00 by cash or check that must be received at least 24 hours before the event and includes all food, the wines and spirits listed above, tip and tax. Because of the large selection of alcoholic beverages we strongly suggest that you take cabs, limos, public transportation, etc. or have a designated driver. We want you to stay safe and keep the rest of our neighbors the same way! The restaurant is only a three minute walk south from the Union Station Metro exit.
Contact Chef Marty for reservations or any additional information.
Note: It is not too late to book private in-home cooking class banquets as holiday gifts for immediate or later use.
Happy New Year and Happy eating,
Chef Marty
202-265-0477
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WINTER CONCERT
December 9, 7:30 p.m.
Resurrection Lutheran Church
6201 Washington Boulevard, Arlington
Free street parking
Next up from IBIS Chamber Music: a free concert featuring music for flute, harp and viola. Principal players from the Kennedy Center Orchestra will perform Jolivet's Pastorales de Noel, the seminal Trio for Flute, Harp and Viola by Debussy, as well as an unusual and beautiful trio by German composer Harald Genzmer.
This concert is free--your goodwill donation is happily accepted. It will run about 90 minutes, and is suitable for older kids. A meet-the-artists reception follows the concert.
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Thursday, December 9 at 7:30 p.m.
The IBIS Chamber Music Society, musicians from the Boston Pops, Kennedy Center Opera House and National Symphony Orchestras, offers a FREE concert on Thursday, December 9 at 7:30 p.m.
MUSIC FOR FLUTE, HARP AND VIOLA
Thursday, December 9 at 7:30 p.m.
FREE Works by Debussy, Genzmer and Jolivet
Resurrection Lutheran Church
6201 Washington Boulevard, Arlington
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11/5/10 TONIGHT !!!
Attention Music-loving friends:
IBIS musicians are members of the Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra, the Boston Pops and the National Symphony. As many of you know, I’m on the Board of the wonderful not-for-profit IBIS Chamber Music Society, providing free and low-cost concerts to the community. Tonight's intimate concert will start with a champagne chat, a different format than most concerts! Details below and full season schedule on their website. www.ibischambermusic.org
The IBIS concert at Belmont Mansion last month was completely Sold Out …word is getting around about this outstanding group! Reservations are suggested, but any remaining tickets will be available at the door.
I hope you can join us!
Donna
The IBIS String Quartet's First
Champagne & Strings Concert!
"IMITATION IS THE SINCEREST FORM OF FLATTERY"
People often tell us that what they most enjoy at an IBIS concert is when we offer our insights into the music we are about to play. This concert will begin at 7:30 with a glass of champagne (or non-alcoholic equivalent) while our violinist Joe Scheer gives a brief "fireside chat" about two great quartets by Beethoven and Mendelssohn, and examines the relationship between them.
PROGRAM FEATURING
Beethoven Quartet No. 15 in a Minor, Op. 132
Mendelssohn Quartet No. 2 in A Minor, Op. 13
IBIS String Quartet
Friday,
November 5
7:30 pm
LYON PARK COMMUNITY CENTER
414 North Fillmore Street
Arlington VA 22201
Ample street parking available
About 1 mile south
of the Clarendon Metro
TICKETS $20
$10 for seniors (over 65)
and students
Kids 18 and under are FREE
A Subscription for both concerts in this series is available at a discounted price. The second concert is Sunday March 13, 7 pm and features Brahms String Quartet No. 1 in C minor, and the
Schubert Quintet for Strings.
Series Subscription: $30
$15 for seniors and students
Tickets will be available at the door,
but advance purchase is recommended.
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