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The 2003-2004 season promises to be the most exciting yet,
with guest artists, new repertoire, and great masterpieces performed.
If you missed the Turina and Ravel trios, you will get to hear
them at the Teaneck Library on November 16th, as well as an exhibit
of Marilyn Gibson's mixed media hangings and Daryl Goldberg's
stunning photography.
The 2003-4 season's program begins with Beethoven's "Twelve
Variations on the Theme Ein Madchen oder Veibchen from Mozart's
opers Die Zauberflote", Opus 66, for cello and piano. Then
The Trio plays the great Six Little Pieces by Joshua Rosenblum,
written for The Herrick Trio, and recorded by The
Herrick Trio on January 29, 2004. Look for the new CD
by the spring. Following is the Turina Trio, Opus 76, and concluding
with the great Schubert Bb Trio, Opus 99.
In Artistic Confluences, Marilyn Gibson's exciting wall
hangings and Daryl Goldberg's superb photographs, a beautiful
combination of music and art, previously displayed at the New
City (NY) and the Teaneck Library in the fall of 2003, the musicians
of The Herrick Trio bring their visual talents
to enhance the aural. An exhibit is planned for the Englewood
Public Library in 2004.
Violinist Marilyn Gibson's wall hangings--weavings and quilts,
have been seen at the aRoMoNa Galler in New York City.
Photographer and cellist Daryl Goldberg states that "As
a musician I practice in order to shape a beautiful phrase which
is momentary. As a photographer I attempt to obtain a beautiful
moment so that I can return often to that sense of mood and place."
Attention Music lovers! For a unique gift with juxtaposed
violins, cellos, nature scenes on the slopes and in meadows,
visit www.creativeimperatives.com
There you'll find calendars, note
cards and other delightful items.
Our online Store is now open. Here you
will find Herrick Trio CD's, t-shirts, sweatshirts, totes
and videos. You will be able to place your order on our Secure
Server using Mastercard and Visa.
The
Herrick Trio Store
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Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
January 4, 2004 at 4 pm |
