SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2008 AT 4:00PM
Emanuele Arciuli
American Masterpieces
Emanuele Arciuli, piano
Sonata No. 2, ‘Concord, Massachusetts 1840–1860) by Charles Ives; Phrygian Gates by John Adams
Italian pianist Emanuele Arciuli has in recent years earned an outstanding reputation as a champion of both Classicism and Twentieth-Century Music, particularly the Second Viennese School and American contemporary music. His collaborations with composers including John Adams, George Crumb, Joel Hoffman, Aaron J. Kernis, Michael Nyman and Frederic Rzewski, have won him their enthusiastic response. For Old First Concerts he presents two American masterpieces, Ives' second piano sonata and John Adams Phrygian Gates, which Arciuli describes as "developing like a living organism; from elementary cells comes remarkable complexity".
This concert is co-presented with the Italian Cultural Institute of San Francisco
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Emanuele Arciuli
American Masterpieces
Emanuele Arciuli, piano
Sonata No. 2, ‘Concord, Massachusetts 1840–1860) by Charles Ives; Phrygian Gates by John Adams
Italian pianist Emanuele Arciuli has in recent years earned an outstanding reputation as a champion of both Classicism and Twentieth-Century Music, particularly the Second Viennese School and American contemporary music. His collaborations with composers including John Adams, George Crumb, Joel Hoffman, Aaron J. Kernis, Michael Nyman and Frederic Rzewski, have won him their enthusiastic response. For Old First Concerts he presents two American masterpieces, Ives' second piano sonata and John Adams Phrygian Gates, which Arciuli describes as "developing like a living organism; from elementary cells comes remarkable complexity".
This concert is co-presented with the Italian Cultural Institute of San Francisco
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