The Elsewhere Ensemble will be performing The Happy Prince at 3pm and Letter to Brahms (with the entire Brahms g minor piano quartet) at 8pm.
For more information: Festival Max Van Der Linden, Belgium
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BROKEN HEARTS – a concert for piano quartet and actor
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 2016 at 7:30pm in NYC
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BROKEN HEARTS – Concert in NYC, Weds, December 14th, 2016 at 7:30pm
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Concert in the courtyard of the Château de Machy (near Lyon, France) Sunday, July 3rd at 9pm
Reading/Concert in New York Weds June 22nd at 7pm
Weds June 22rd at 7pm. At The Theater at Blessed Sacrament Church, 152 West 71st street. Come be a part of the process! “Letter to Brahms” is a new work, a monologue which culminates in the beautiful 3rd movement of the Brahms g minor piano quartet. It will be followed by excerpts from The Happy Prince – composed for piano quartet (violin, viola, cello and piano) and narrator based on the Oscar Wilde story. Actor MacIntyre Dixon is the narrator. The evening will last roughly an hour and all are welcome. Admission: free donation.
with Judy Pang – piano; Colin Pip Dixon – violin; Arnaud Ghillebaert – viola; Jeremy Lamb – cello; MacIntyre Dixon – narrator
30 Artists/30 years Fielday – playing Invocation Interludes @ the Dixon Place
The Elsewhere Ensemble will be performing as part of The Field’s 30th Anniversary celebration! We’ll be playing at 8:15pm at the Petite Stage in the East Village’s Dixon Place. Come by and have a drink with us at the bar afterwords! With Colin Pip Dixon, violin and Arnaud Ghillebaert, viola.
“Us, the Moon & the Neighbors” – in Beirut, Lebanon
Amazing cultural event in the streets, stairs, gardens, schoolyards, and rooftops of a neighborhood in Beirut, Lebanon. It is very exciting to be a part of something bringing people together through art – high quality, free for all, and based on genuine human connections! Here is a great article (in English) describing the festival.
“Us, the Moon, and the Neighbors” festival. We’ll be performing Friday & Saturday night (August 28th & 29th) – The Happy Prince in Arabic with a wonderful Lebanese actress Aida Sabra!
Full Program here: Nehna wel Amar wel Jiran
