Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concerts
Preston Bradley Hall, Chicago Cultural Center
October 30, 2019
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Concert Schedule
Upcoming Performances
Solo recital with Pianist Hilda Huang
Works by
Brahms, Cahuzac, Verdi, Ravel, and Schumann
October 30, 2019
Lake George Summer Music Festival
Repetoire:
Verdi/Bassi “Rigoletto” with pianist Ronaldo Rolim
Stravinsky Octet
Lost Songs for Clarinet Quintet by Juri Seo
August 11-23, 2019
Chamber Music Northwest
Mozart Clarinet Concerto and Gran Partita
June 31 @ Portland State University
July 1 @ Kaul Auditorium/Reed College
June 31 and July 1
Rockerfeller Institute
Rockerfeller Noon Recital with Attacca Quartet
June 7, 2019
MoreMozart and Brahms Clarinet Quintets with the Attacca String Quartet!
June 7, 2019
Mozart and Brahms Clarinet Quintets
Sam Boutris, Clarinet
Brian Hong, Violin
Leerone Hakami, Violin
Sergio Muñoz Leiva, Viola
Sam DeCaprio, Cello
May 14, 2019
Artist Diploma Chamber Music Showcase
Works by
Bach, Mozart, and Shostakovich
May 10, 2019
New Camerata Opera presents Benjamin Britten’s masterpiece, The Rape of Lucretia
The Flea Theater on May 2, 4 and 5, 2019. Directed by Bea Goodwin, this rendering of the tragic story will confront the harsh reality of a woman’s experience with rape, suppression, and being silenced by men. This production will include a deaf actress to mirror the sung role of Lucretia. ASL will serve as a megaphone to further amplify the contours of Lucretia’s powerful story. Maestro Justin Bischof will lead the Modus Opera Orchestra in the performance of this groundbreaking score.
May 2-5, 2019
All-French solo recital with Marina Iwao
The ventures of Debussy and Ravel into impressionism and the responsive compositional output from Les Six produced a flowering of innovative and compelling wind music.
The clarinet chapter of 20th century French music is saturated with tonal nuance and trademark French lyricism at their finest. In addition to the well-known nonpareils composed by Debussy, Poulenc, Messiaen, and Ravel, there is a vast underground of forgotten gems by lesser known masters: Bozza, Cahuzac, and Pierné. While these latter pieces are mainstays of the clarinet repertoire, they are largely unknown by wider audiences. Clarinetist Sam Boutris and pianist Marina Iwao will provide a fresh look at these unjustifiably unheralded treasures. Commentary by Michael J. Gilligan.
March 11, 2019
Guest Soloist at the New York Piano Society Gala Concert
Mar 3, 2018
