THE SEPTEMBER
CONCERT
SEPTEMBER 11TH 2009, 6.30pm-7.30pm. Free access
Location: The Gabarron Foundation-Carriage
House Center
for the Arts
149 E 38th
Street,
New York, NY 10016
www.gabarronfoundation.org
New York,
NY, September
1st, 2009.
Next
September 11th 2009 at 6.30pm, The Gabarron Foundation-Carriage House Center for
the Arts in loving memory of the victims of the terrorist attacks in New York
on September 11th 2001, has organized a recital by Spanish violinist Laura Esnaola and other musicians. The concert includes
compositions for violin such as Bach’s Chaconne and Mozart’s Dissonant Quartet.
We are pleased to organize our third concert as member
of The September Concert Foundation’s initiative. This institution promotes from 2002 free concerts in all areas of our city, our nation, our world, for the
sole purpose of organizing them in remembrance of September 11th and spread a
message of peace through music on every anniversary.
About the Quartet
Laura Esnaola pursued her musical
studies at different Schools of Music such as El Escorial (Spain) and Yale.
She currently lives in NY and enjoys playing in orchestras and chamber music ensembles
around the world. Elizabeth Lara
graduated from Yale, Bachelor in Arts and Masters Degree in Music, currently is
pursuing her DMA at The Julliard School and plays in numerous ensembles in New York. Gabriel Taubman is a violist who lives
in Brooklyn.
He participates in a wide range of ensembles, from string quartets to
accordion-melodica-marimba-violin-viola-cello-organ-piano-toy-piano
detects. Juliana Pereira, a Brown University
graduate, combines her passion for music with her interests in other arts. She
enjoys playing in all kinds of chamber music ensembles and orchestras in New York.
About the Concert
Bach’s
Chaconne is considered a pinnacle of the solo violin repertoire in which it
covers every aspect of violin-playing known during Bach's time and thus it is
among the most difficult pieces to play for that instrument. Scholars suggested
Bach wrote the Chaconne in loving memory of his first wife, Maria Barbara Bach.
Mozart’s String Quartet no.19 is perhaps the most famous of his quartets and is
nicknamed “Dissonance” on account of its unusual slow introduction. This
quartet is one of the six "Haydn"
Quartets published in 1785
in Vienna.
The
Gabarron Foundation-Carriage House Center for the Arts is a non-profit institution and an
exclusive international center specialized in art exhibitions and other
cultural activities. From 2002, our main objective has been promoting the
exchange and understanding between Spanish and American cultures, becoming to be an excellent platform to spread both
and consolidating the ties that bond us.
For
further information please email to: Ana Morales, press@gabarron.org // Tel:
212.573.6968 ext. 10
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