MUSIC AT THE MUSEUM

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Music at the Musuem

Friday, August 14
6-8pm
Free Concert For All

Folk, soul, pop, electronica, rock, hip-hop, and jazz, are just some of the genres you might hear a MUSIC AT THE MUSUEM event. Hear local musicians play a two-hour set.

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Upcoming: Serenades & Suites  

 

Beethoven Serenade Op.25

Scored for flute, violin, and  viola; completed in 1801. Six movements each with a lively, unique character. Written for his friend Giovanni Cappi, an aspiring music publisher who knew a chamber work by Beethoven would boost sales.
Quincy Porter (1897-1966) Suite in E
Composed  in Paris in 1928. This “Little Trio” (altenate title) consists of 4 elegant and distinctly American movements. Hymn-like, introspective moments contrasted with impossibly light, flitting dances. Perfect for a Summer sound scape.
Max Reger (1873-1916) Serenade Op. 141a
Composed in 1915 (later reworked for 2 violins & viola and given the Opus number of 141b), this three movement Serenade exhibits Reger’s disciplined North German seriousness. It is, however, a work of intense color and character when played with sensitivity. Those familiar with his works for organ will find a delicate transparency in this introspective and lively trio.

Peter Dutilly joined the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra in 2022 after a previous appointment in 2019–20. A violist and composer, he spent eight seasons with the Orlando Philharmonic, where he also served as Acting Assistant Principal Viola. His compositions have been performed by orchestras and universities across the U.S. Outside of music, he enjoys cooking, traveling, and spending time with his fiancé, Chad, and their cats.

 

Timothy Macri is Principal Flute of the New Bedford Symphony and Atlantic Symphony orchestras. He also serves as Director of Music for the Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Boston, Massachusetts. Tim is an active teacher and clinician, and acts as a consultant for flute makers. Mr. Macri runs a successful YouTube channel (@IWantMyTimTV) where he has faithfully presented a new, live video performance every Sunday for the past 4 1/2 years.

 

Jennifer Hsiao is organist at Old West Church and one of three principal organists at the Basilica of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Boston. An accomplished organist, violinist, and pianist, she has performed as a recitalist and concerto soloist with several orchestras. She holds degrees from Princeton, Yale, and Harvard and is a resident tutor at Harvard as well as a musician with Shelter Music Boston.

This program is supported in part by a grant from the New Bedford Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.