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.forrest & chat about our immersive program. 🌎💚🎹🍃🌳Join us Weds, April 22nd, for Reaonating Earth. The program is 4 full hours of music & imagery. 💫 Tickets are available for the full 4 hours or you can purchase a ticket for the 7-9pm portion of the program. ♥️ A portion of proceeds will go to in support of the vital work they do on behalf of the & our river communities! 💧

Thank you & for such an exquisite evening of music!! 💫🥂 Through their violin & piano (a brief taste of Schuman in slide 8)amp-free, the sound soared through the . 🪽🎻🎹🕯️ Thank you for turning pages. ✨ And, thank you to our community - patrons & volunteers alike- for coming together last night. You all made this exceptional evening of music that much more special. 🙏 🎶

Tonight! ⭐️ Step into the light & hear the music. 🕯️🎻🎹🕯️ Join us for an exquisite evening of music w & on piano. ✨✨ We can’t wait to welcome you - doors at 6:30pm. 💫
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We can’t wait to welcome you for our with On April 4th! 🎻 Accompanying Sean for Saturday’s program is ! 🎹 Hailed by The Mercury News (San Jose, CA) as “a pianist with insight and passion, practically vanishing into the notes,” Jingwen Tu has built a vibrant career as a soloist and chamber musician, performing widely across North America and Europe.
Recent highlights include a concerto appearance with The Orchestra Now under the baton of Charles Barker, as well as solo and chamber music performances at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, the Rose Studio of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, the Rose Theater at Jazz at Lincoln Center, the Bard Fisher Center, and Matav Music Hall in Budapest, among other distinguished venues. A dedicated chamber musician, she has collaborated with eminent artists such as Peter Serkin, Donald Weilerstein, and Colin Carr.
Equally committed to music education, Ms. Tu is a passionate advocate for the next generation of musicians. She is currently on the faculty of the Bard College Conservatory Preparatory Division and serves as Adjunct Professor of Piano at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Ms. Tu holds degrees from Oberlin College (B.M.), The Juilliard School (M.M.), and Stony Brook University (D.M.A.). Her principal teachers include Sedmara Rutstein, Thomas Sauer, Julian Martin, Gilbert Kalish, and Christina Dahl. 💫
Slide 2- Jingwen plays an excerpt from Chopin Ballade No.4 in f minor Op.52.
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Today’s sunshine has us longing for . ☀️🌎🍃🌊 🌻 April 22nd we’ll be celebrating our amazing planet with pianist & our immersive Resonating Earth program. 💫 Carolyn will play works by Bach, Nico Muhly, Pia Møller Johansen, Missy Mazzoli, Philip Glass & others. 🎹 She will take attendees from the glorious heights of mountain ranges in Alaska 🏔️ to mountains of potassium waste in Eastern Germany, from the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico to coal burning plants around the world. 🤲 This stylistically fluid program will feature imagery by visual artists Myles Aronowitz, internationally exhibited environmental activist, and photographer, &forrest (ArtsRock/WQXR).
Doors at 4:30…designed for the whole family…come & get lost in the music & visuals…head out for dinner & a stroll…return & get lost all over again. 😍🤩 This year a portion of all proceeds will be donated to . 💧🐟🦆🌳
Tickets on sale now, hit the link in our bio.