kindly hosted by Grace Shohet and David
Brownstein
Sunday, May 23rd, 2010 at 4:30pm
String Quintets:
Mozart G minor K.516 & Dvorák E flat major Op. 97
with Introductions to the Music
Chen Zhao, Violin
Karsten Windt, Violin & Introductions
Caroline Lee, Viola
Elizabeth Prior, Viola
Angela Lee, Cello
You are cordially
invited to join us for a classical Tea Time Concert in San Francisco
with a
program of great string quintets, featuring two composers who both have
created masterpieces for this genre. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was the
first major composer to write string
quintets, adding a second viola to the quartet. The G minor
Quintet, written in the key that he used for dramatic and rather
personal content, remains one of the greatest chamber music works for
strings. Second part of the program is the late Quintet Op. 97 by
Antonin
Dvorák, the great Czech composer who was admired by Brahms for his
never ending inspiration of wonderful, often popular melodies. Coffee,
tea and delicious homemade cakes will be served, with whipped cream of
course -
typical of Austrian and Czech coffee houses.
Reservation
details:
The address is 711 Scott Street (between Fulton and Grove Streets) San
Francisco, CA 94117, Street Parking
Start time of
the
event on Sunday, May 23rd, 2010: 4:30pm. Music at 5pm.
Please allow enough time to check in.
Suggested
donation: $ 15-25; Tea, coffee and home made cake included. Cash or checks
are
welcome at the venue. In order to make a reservation please write an
email with your name and
number of seats requested to: mail@musicpresentation.com or call Karsten 1-415-867-9416. If you cannot attend the concert for some
reason after reserving,
please let us know by canceling. In that case we can
allow others to join us if the event is full and we have a
waiting list. Thank you.
If you feel
like
contributing some home made cake for this event please let us know. We
will very much appreciate your offer and include a note in the program.