Anita Felix, violin Janis Lieberman, horn John Cozza, piano
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Fine musical talent - serving the local community - supported by the local community “Rest here, weary mind, feel the soft harmonies for my hidden anguish. Heal me, I implore Thee.” (Bach Cantata 210) Westminster Presbyterian Church funds the administrative costs of M.A.N. 100% of your contributions supports M.A.N. (with more than 90% going to our artists). Tax-deductible SPONSORSHIPS start at $35. Please make checks payable to Westminster Presbyterian Church (memo “MAN”). For audition information or program suggestions, please contact Program Director Brad Slocum: 916.442.8939 x315. Westminster Presbyterian Church is a welcoming, inclusive, and diverse community. Wednesdays, 12-1 p.m. 13 th & N Streets, Sacramento, CA 95814 “Where friendship & music intersect” …always free! 1856 2012 156 years of service See videos of selected M.A.N. concerts, and see upcoming concert info/photos: www.MusicAtNoon.org Please share information about these admission-free concerts with your community. Nov 14 Michelle You and Friends Nov 21Guitarist Gregory Williams and Friends Nov 28 Golden State Brass: PLEASE JOIN US FOR M.A.N.'s 10th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Dec 05 Guitarist Brandon Yip and Friends Dec 12 Chanteuses Women’s Ensemble; Chris Alford, director Dec 19 Bel Tempo; Mary Balkow, director Dec 27 HAPPY HOLLY-DAZE! No M.A.N. this week Jan 02 Soloist Chris Waltz: guitar, vocals, shakuhachi, Irish whistle Jan 09 Guitarist Daniel Roest & Flutist Francesca Anderson Jan 16 Renowned classical Hindustani vocalist & harmonium improviser Pandit Binay Pathak Jan 23 Pianist Jennifer Reason and Violinist Charles Spruill, IV play Beethoven and more. Jan 30 California Baroque Ensemble present Bach’s Coffee Cantata. Decafe, anyone? Nov. 7, 2012 Concert #496 ~ Since Nov. 13, 2002 Anita Felix, violin Janis Lieberman, horn with guest musician John Cozza, piano
Transcript of Anita Felix, violin Janis Lieberman, horn John Cozza, piano
Fine musical talent - serving the local community - supported by the local community “Rest here, weary mind, feel the soft harmonies for my hidden anguish. Heal me, I implore Thee.” (Bach Cantata 210)
Westminster Presbyterian Church funds the administrative costs of M.A.N. 100% of your contributions supports M.A.N. (with more than 90% going to our artists).
Tax-deductible SPONSORSHIPS start at $35. Please make checks payable to Westminster Presbyterian Church (memo “MAN”). For audition information or program suggestions, please contact Program Director Brad Slocum: 916.442.8939 x315.
Westminster Presbyterian Church is a welcoming, inclusive, and diverse community.
Wednesdays, 12-1 p.m. 13th & N Streets, Sacramento, CA 95814
“Where friendship & music intersect” …always free!
1856 2012
156 years of service
See videos of selected M.A.N. concerts, and see upcoming concert info/photos: www.MusicAtNoon.org Please share information about these admission-free concerts with your community.
Nov 14 Michelle You and Friends Nov 21Guitarist Gregory Williams and Friends Nov 28 Golden State Brass: PLEASE JOIN US FOR M.A.N.'s 10th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Dec 05 Guitarist Brandon Yip and Friends Dec 12 Chanteuses Women’s Ensemble; Chris Alford, director Dec 19 Bel Tempo; Mary Balkow, director Dec 27 HAPPY HOLLY-DAZE! No M.A.N. this week Jan 02 Soloist Chris Waltz: guitar, vocals, shakuhachi, Irish whistle Jan 09 Guitarist Daniel Roest & Flutist Francesca Anderson Jan 16 Renowned classical Hindustani vocalist & harmonium improviser Pandit Binay Pathak Jan 23 Pianist Jennifer Reason and Violinist Charles Spruill, IV play Beethoven and more. Jan 30 California Baroque Ensemble present Bach’s Coffee Cantata. Decafe, anyone?
Nov. 7, 2012
Concert #496 ~ Since Nov. 13, 2002
Anita Felix, violin
Janis Lieberman, horn with guest musician
John Cozza, piano
PROGRAM
Anita Felix, violin
Janis Lieberman, horn with guest musician
John Cozza, piano
Esquisse, for Violin, Horn, and Piano by Georges Barboteu
Vocalise, Op. 34, No. 14 for Violin and Piano by Sergei Rachmaninoff
Scherzo Tarantelle, Op. 16, for Violin and Piano by Henri Wienizwski
Andante for Horn and Piano by Richard Strauss
Mummenschanz (Hornpipe) from “Much Ado About Nothing Suite”, Op. 11, for Violin and Piano by Erich Wolfgang Korngold
Trio in Eb Major, Op. 40 by Johannes Brahms 1. Andante 2. Scherzo-Allegro 3. Adagio mesto 4. Finale-Allegro con brio
(please hold your applause until after the final movement)
