Arts Renaissance Tremont

Thank you ClevelandClassical.com for this wonderful review!
"On Sunday, Haff-Paluck’s legacy lived on in the relationships she helped build and in the excellence of the performances."

ART honors its late founder with Haff-Paluck legacy concert (May 17) - Cleveland Classical Download article as PDFby Kevin McLaughlin Feza Zweifel, artistic director of Arts Renaissance Tremont, called it “a concert built on relationships.” “A Legacy of ART — Honoring Chris Haff-Paluck” at Pilgrim Congregational Church on Sunday, May 17, felt less like a formal memorial and more...

This afternoon - immerse yourself in music!! Sunday, May 17th at 3pm at Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ.

One of ART’s most singular concerts happened when Chris Haff Paluck — a bassist herself — invited members of The Cleveland Orchestra’s bass section to perform. A bass-only concert? She thought it would be fun. She was right.

Now, on this tribute concert to Chris, Principal Bass Max Dimoff, along with colleagues Mark Atherton, Tom Sperl, and Brandon Mason invite you to wallow again in the low register with some great arrangements and originals — get ready for those Pilgrim acoustics to rumble!

Thank you John Mills and WCLV for interviewing Erica Brenner and Feza Zweifel to preview our Sunday, May 17th free concert at Pilgrim Congregational United Church of Christ. Listen to the interview here:

A Legacy of ART: Honoring Chris Haff Paluck Interview with Erica Brenner and Feza Zweifel

The Amici String Quartet was a beloved fixture of ART concerts throughout much of Chris Haff Paluck’s 30 years at the helm, most memorably in their celebrated multi-year project presenting the complete Beethoven string quartets. They return now to honor their friendship with and admiration for Chris, performing Samuel Barber’s deeply moving String Quartet with its famous Adagio as originally written for quartet.

Come hear them on may 17, 3 pm at Pilgrim as they perform this monumental work!

“It is the least performed out of the set.. I have always been fascinated by how Ysaÿe was influenced by the past, while very much composing in his own unique musical language.”

Come join us to hear Jason Yu’s stirring rendition of Ysaÿe’s rarely played Violin Sonata No. 1, at The Legacy of Art, 3 pm Sunday, May 17, Pilgrim Church!

Concert on Sunday afternoon - FREE - right here in Tremont!! A little bit of history about the woman whose legacy we are celebrating!

Founded by Chris Haff Paluck in 1991, Arts Renaissance Tremont (ART) has played an important role in creating community through the arts in Cleveland.

Since Chris' passing on April 25, 2020, the organization has experienced some setbacks, but this season, ART has returned to its founding home at Pilgrim Church UCC and launched its 34th season.

Mike Telin caught up with cellist Ralph Curry ahead of “A Legacy of ART: Honoring Chris Haff Paluck," which the organization will present on May 17 at 3:00 pm.

🔗 Read the preview here: https://clevelandclassical.com/the-legacy-of-art-a-conversation-with-cellist-ralph-curry/