Friends and longtime musical partners, AMFS alumnus and internationally renowned violinist Robert McDuffie joins with AMFS Music Director Robert Spano on piano for a program rich in the classical music tradition.
This perennially popular Aspen pair opens their program with Brahms’s lyrical, radiant First Violin Sonata, which was written in the same period as his Violin Concerto and reflects his mastery of the instrument. Combining tenderness with the full force of Brahms’s compositional maturity, the piece so moved Clara Schumann when she first played it, that she “could not help bursting into tears of joy.”
The program concludes with Beethoven’s much-loved Seventh Violin Sonata in C minor--a work of power, drama, and grand scale. The key of C minor, significant to Beethoven, bears an emotional depth and stormy intensity that some say embodies the heroic struggle.
As we navigate these uncertain times, don’t miss this program of inspiring, healing, connective music offered to nourish and refresh our spirits.
Online Event
Mar 19 at 2:30 AM – Mar 19 at 3:30 AM
Price: Free · Duration: 1 hr
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