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Last night's first Watch at Home concert was a big success with viewers (and donations!) from all across the U.S. If you missed it, it's available to watch thru Sun., Jul 19. https://t.co/83gnPR0PVf
"...like tears, they eventually fade away…a feeling that the music..has reached an important turning-point. The hopeful music, heard briefly earlier in the movement, reappears and the quartet reaches an ecstatic conclusion.” https://t.co/7QJ9ryAx0H #TBT
Listen at Home No. 5 🎵 Commissioned by AFCM and composed by Olli Mustonen this work premiered in 2011.
Mr. Mustonen wrote of the second movement: “A new kind of ‘more hopeful’ music emerges...https://t.co/bXpGumksQ8 #chambermusic#notesofhope
Chamber music lovers come from all walks of life. Meet Helmut Abt an Emeritus Astronemer at the Kitt Peak Nat'l Observatory and an AFCM board member https://t.co/QMCca9GemU
Chamber music is a growing art form: we commission works from interesting composers tailored to great ensembles of our choice. Music you won't hear anywhere else. #chambermusic
Mr. Zimmerli wrote: “Like much of my work, the piece mixes jazz and classical idioms...has much more in common with chamber music of the 18th or 19th century than that of the 20th. https://t.co/kFY1Zuy5oO
“Although this work’s nature is powerful in its darkness, it made me very happy. Sometimes the pain needs to be addressed in order to be freed and released and perhaps this is why this sonata was a joy for me to compose.”