Glendale Noon Concerts/Edendale Up Close

Sergei Rachmaninoff (Russian, 1873-1943 Sonata in G minor for Cello and Piano, Op.19 (1901) Lento- Allegro moderato Allegro scherzando Andante Allegro mosso

Catherine Baker, flute Catherine Del Russo, oboe Phil O’Connor, clarinet Allen Savedoff, bassoon

Originally composed in 1779 for violin, viola and orchestra, Sinfonia Concertante has remained one of the most cherished works in classical music. Now, nearly 250 years later, Philip and Chika have reimagined this masterpiece for violin and alto saxophone, unveiling … Read More

Glendale Noon Concerts 5/7/25 at 12:10-12:40 pm PT JEROME KESSLER - cello VALERIA MORGOVSKAYA – piano Corelli-Kessler  Adagio Johannes Brahms  Sonata  for cello #1 in e-minor 1-Allegro non troppo 2-Allegretto quasi Menuetto 3-Allegro Jerome Kessler  "Hummingbird "  

MARI HAIG- violin, viola CHRISTINE SOTOMAYOR LOPEZ - piano J.S. Bach (German, 1685-1750) Prelude from Solo Suite 4 for viola solo Jules Massenet (French, 1842-1912) Meditation from Thais Aram Khachaturian (Soviet Armenian,1903-1978) Nocturne from Masquerade Suite Isaac Albeniz (Spanish, 1860-1909) Sevilla

With style and grace, Calico Winds is taking wind music to the forefront of the chamber music world by artfully reinventing the conventional wind quintet. They chose the name “Calico” to reflect the many colors and textures offered by the … Read More

Duo Recital: ELLEN JUNG - violin HOPE EASTON - cello   Beethoven Handel-Halvorsen J. S.Bach Vivaldi

Edendale Up Close presents Hortus Musicus, Thursday July 17 at 6:00 p.m. in the Edendale Library community room Featuring Dr. Paul Sherman (baroque oboe) Dr. Asunción Ojeda (baroque flute) Dr. Adan Fernandez (harpsichord) Jim Garafalo (viola da gamba). They will … Read More

Composer-flutist-conductor Daniel Kessner received his Ph.D. with Distinction at the University of California, Los Angeles, in 1971, studying with Henri Lazarof. His more than 140 compositions have received over 800 performances worldwide, and 28 works are recorded commercially. Most of … Read More