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Jupiter String Quartet - Concert

Presented by Music@Menlo at Menlo-Atherton Performing Arts Center

April 29, 2012

The venerated English conductor Jeffrey Tate once said, "The most perfect expression of human behavior is the string quartet." The Jupiter String Quartet, one of America's most exciting young chamber ensembles, returns to Music@Menlo for this special afternoon of masterworks from the string quartet repertoire.

In addition to...

Winds of France - Concert

Presented by Music@Menlo at Menlo-Atherton Performing Arts Center

February 12, 2012

In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, France became the compositional epicenter of chamber music written for wind instruments. The timbrally colorful combination of the instruments proved irresistible for many of France's most compelling musical voices. Join pianist Alessio Bax and virtuosic wind players from the Chamber Music...

Darknesse Visible - Inon Barnatan, Pianist

Presented by Music@Menlo at Menlo-Atherton Performing Arts Center

October 2, 2011

As part of Music@Menlo's second annual Winter Series, the virtuosic young pianist Inon Barnatan hailed by The New Yorker as "a player of uncommon sensitivity," returns  for a recital program that explores the palpable awareness of what lies beneath the music. Darknesse Visible, a seductive program of works for solo piano,...

Concert Program VI - Farewell

Presented by Music@Menlo at Menlo-Atherton Performing Arts Center

August 13, 2011

Johannes Brahms’s death in 1897 signaled the end of a musical era, one born of the Viennese Classical tradition of Haydn and Mozart, nurtured by Beethoven, Schubert, Mendelssohn, and Schumann, and ultimately embodied by the uncompromising quality and ravishing expressivity of Brahms’s finest music. At the end of his life, Brahms...

Concert Program VI - Farewell

Presented by Music@Menlo at Menlo School

August 12, 2011

Johannes Brahms’s death in 1897 signaled the end of a musical era, one born of the Viennese Classical tradition of Haydn and Mozart, nurtured by Beethoven, Schubert, Mendelssohn, and Schumann, and ultimately embodied by the uncompromising quality and ravishing expressivity of Brahms’s finest music. At the end of his life, Brahms...