This Sunday at 10am, the Prelude begins with a special Music
for All Ages preview of Sunday afternoon’s Music at CUUC Concert with violinist
Claire Chan, cellist Sibylle Johner, and Music Director pianist Adam Kent. With
help from members of the Youth Group, this interactive presentation focuses on
Brahms’s Piano Trio No. 3 in C Minor. The upcoming monthly theme of Grace is
illustrated in the composer’s ability to extract a wealth of varied thematic
ideas and complex musical development from the humblest beginnings, a simple
five-note pattern.
CUUC’s Choir is also on hand with fascinating settings of texts by William Shakespeare and traditional African sources.
Read on for programming details.
CUUC’s Choir is also on hand with fascinating settings of texts by William Shakespeare and traditional African sources.
Read on for programming details.
Prelude: Claire Chan, violin; Sibylle Johner, cello; Adam Kent, piano
Music for All Ages: Building a Cathedral from the Humblest
Stones, with excerpts from Piano Trio No. 3 in C Minor, Op. 101
Johannes Brahms
Johannes Brahms
Anthem: CUUC Choir
directed by Lisa N. Meyer and accompanied by Georgianna Pappas
How Like A Winter
How Like A Winter
Ruth Elaine Schram, words by William Shakespeare from Sonnet 97
Offertory:
Piano Trio No. 3 in C
Minor, Op. 101
II. Presto non assai
Brahms
Anthem:
Takadamu (Lead the Way)
Sally Albrecht and
Jay Althouse
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