The festival concludes its kaleidoscopic journey with a program of dazzling musical fireworks by George Gershwin, Kevin Bobo, Liam Teague, and Sergei Rachmaninoff, and features the festival debut of pianist Elizabeth Dorman.
Considered by Martha Argerich an “extraordinary musician” and by the international critics a “phenomenon” and “a master of contrasts,” Steinway Artist Alexandre Dossin features music by George Walker, a composer with whom Mr. Dossin has special affinity, alongside works by Bernstein, Pollock, Villa-Lobos, and Gershwin.
Recognized for his eloquently expressive depth of interpretation and seamless technique, pianist Jason Sia presents a captivating program spanning French impressionism, Romantic lyricism, and dazzling 20th-century virtuosity in his Summer Serenade: Music for the Summer Solstice, with works by Arambulo, Debussy, Chopin, Ravel, Joplin, and Wild/Gershwin.
Rooted in the choral and jazz traditions of the early 20th century, the Nassoons’ signature arrangements blend timeless five-part harmony with contemporary flair. As ambassadors of Princeton’s musical tradition, they are honored to bring their classic, collegiate sound to the San Francisco Bay Area.
Fleeting impressions, dream-like color, and hypnotic form in music for string quartet by 20th century masters Hugo Kauder, Claude Debussy and Philip Glass.
