Presentations: New Music/New Places
Lysander Piano Trio
Lysander Piano Trio & Author Susannah Cahalan
pair a performance of Shostakovich Piano Trio No. 2 with readings from Cahalan’s new memoir “Brain on Fire”
Upcoming in the Series
Harlem Gallery Pop Up: Mitya Nilov, percussion
Winner, 2018 CAG Competition
Talis Gallery | Harlem Pop Up
263 West 132nd Street
Join percussionist Mitya Nilov at the pop up Talis Gallery in Harlem for a reception and performance!
About the Pop Up:
Talis Gallery Harlem Pop Up presents world-class photography in a newly-renovated two-family townhouse on a tree-lined street in the heart of Harlem. While the spectacular townhouse is for sale, the exhibition showcases unique framed and unframed images in a relaxed environment that promotes the elegance, beauty and magic of photography.
5% of sales will be donated to Concert Artists Guild.
About the artist:
For more than five decades, Ralph Gibson has dominated surreal photography. He creates images that incorporate everyday fragments with sensual and mysterious undertones, and through them, he builds narrative meaning. Taking pictures of simple things, he transforms them into something arresting, giving the final product contemplative significance. Gibson’s photographs are in the permanent collections of over one hundred museums, he has published over fifty art books, and his works have been in over two hundred exhibitions worldwide.
Photographer Ralph Gibson
Tuesday, December 11, 6pm
FREE | RSVP required
events@concertartists.org
Prevailing Winds
CAG Encores!
Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall
CAG welcomes artists Imani Winds; Peter Kolkay, bassoon; Steven Lin, piano; Tom Gallant, oboe; and PUBLIQuartet for a program of wind-centered works by Poulenc, Martinů, Russell Platt, and Valerie Coleman.
Dominic Cheli, piano
Co-First Prize Winner, 2017 CAG Competition
Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall
Applauded by MusicWeb International for his “splendid playing…great skill and technical prowess,” St. Louis native Dominic Cheli‘s career is rapidly advancing. In addition to winning the CAG Competition in 2017, he was named the winner of the Music Academy of the West Concerto Competition and released his debut CD for the Naxos label, featuring the music of Muzio Clementi. Highlights of his 18-19 season include performances at the Mostly Mozart and Ravinia Festivals, in addition to his Weill Recital Hall debut with CAG.
The program will include works by Liszt, Scriabin, and David Hertzberg (world premiere – a co-commission by the BMI Foundation and CAG).
Subscribe to CAG’s 2018/19 season for tickets to this concert.
