Four-Hand Piano Trio: Romantic Discoveries and Hungarian Fire
Vadim Tchijik, violin | Jacques-Pierre Malan, cello | Francesco Cipolletta and Daniel Weiser, piano
Four musicians, one piano, and a wonderfully unusual chamber music combination: violin and cello join two pianists sharing a single keyboard in a program full of warmth, lyricism, and virtuosity. Violinist Vadim Tchijik, cellist Jacques-Pierre Malan, and pianists Francesco Cipolletta and Daniel Weiser bring together rarely heard quartets by Hermann Berens with spirited arrangements of Brahms’s Hungarian Dances and Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2. From intimate musical conversations to sweeping, orchestral textures, this program offers a new way to experience Romantic chamber music.
Who needs a full orchestra when you have four musicians and one piano? Get ready for Romantic discoveries and a little Hungarian fire!
As is our tradition, we will begin with a performance by one of our Young Artists.
After the performance, please join us for a Meet-the-Artist reception with hors d'oeuvres & wine. BYOB is encouraged!💃🏼
Doors open at 7 PM | Concert starts at 7:30 PM
Visual Artist: TBA
Up-and-Coming Artist: TBA
Program:
Hermann Berens (1826–1880)
Two quartets for violin, cello and piano four hands
Johannes Brahms (1833–1897)
Selections from the Hungarian Dances, arranged for violin, cello and piano four hands
Franz Liszt (1811–1886)
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, arranged for violin, cello and piano four hands