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Armenian classical artists to perform at Boston's Gardner Museum
armradio.am
21.09.2012 14:54
The fall Sunday Concert Series at the brand new Calderwood Hall of the
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum will feature three rising Armenian
artists, The Armenian Mirror-Spectator reports.
On September 23, clarinetist Narek Arutyunian will appear in his
recital debut, accompanied by pianist Solon Gordon. Their program will
feature an eclectic mix, ranging from Schumann to Schoenfield with
Debussy and Bernstein and Donatoni in between. The 20-year-old
Arutyunian was most recently the featured soloist at the Armenian
Night at the Pops, where he dazzled the audience who packed the
sold-out Symphony Hall with his energetic performances with the Boston
Pops and Keith Lockhart. A student of Charles Neidich at the Juilliard
School, he is the 2010 winner of the prestigious Young Concert
Auditions of New York.
Also no stranger to Boston audiences, cellist Narek Hakhnazaryan will
take the stage on Sunday, October 7. Hakhnazaryan, 23, won the gold
medal at the Tchaikovsky International Competition in 2011 and
received his artist diploma at the New England Conservatory, sponsored
by the Alice and Violet Ohanasian/Friends of Armenian Culture Society
Scholarship Fund.
Along with his pianist of choice, Noreen Polera, Hakhnazaryan will
perform music by Cesar Frank, Ligeti, Chopin, Tchaikovsky and
Schumann. (The Schumann work, Fantasiestucke, Op. 73, is the cello
version of the work by the same composer and title on Narek
Arutyunian's program.)
Finally, on October 21, pianist Nareh Arghamanyan will be the featured
artist in a piano recital. Aghamanyan is the winner of the 2008
Montreal International Music Competition who received her professional
training at the University for Music and Pe r forming Arts in Vienna.
She has appeared in concerts in Boston (also with the Boston Pops),
Tanglewood and the Marlboro Music Festival in Vermont. She will
perform the music of Bach, Schumann and Rachmaninoff.
The Rachmaninoff set of Etudes-Tableaux presented, are selections from
a CD album released earlier this year by Arghamanyan.
armradio.am
21.09.2012 14:54
The fall Sunday Concert Series at the brand new Calderwood Hall of the
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum will feature three rising Armenian
artists, The Armenian Mirror-Spectator reports.
On September 23, clarinetist Narek Arutyunian will appear in his
recital debut, accompanied by pianist Solon Gordon. Their program will
feature an eclectic mix, ranging from Schumann to Schoenfield with
Debussy and Bernstein and Donatoni in between. The 20-year-old
Arutyunian was most recently the featured soloist at the Armenian
Night at the Pops, where he dazzled the audience who packed the
sold-out Symphony Hall with his energetic performances with the Boston
Pops and Keith Lockhart. A student of Charles Neidich at the Juilliard
School, he is the 2010 winner of the prestigious Young Concert
Auditions of New York.
Also no stranger to Boston audiences, cellist Narek Hakhnazaryan will
take the stage on Sunday, October 7. Hakhnazaryan, 23, won the gold
medal at the Tchaikovsky International Competition in 2011 and
received his artist diploma at the New England Conservatory, sponsored
by the Alice and Violet Ohanasian/Friends of Armenian Culture Society
Scholarship Fund.
Along with his pianist of choice, Noreen Polera, Hakhnazaryan will
perform music by Cesar Frank, Ligeti, Chopin, Tchaikovsky and
Schumann. (The Schumann work, Fantasiestucke, Op. 73, is the cello
version of the work by the same composer and title on Narek
Arutyunian's program.)
Finally, on October 21, pianist Nareh Arghamanyan will be the featured
artist in a piano recital. Aghamanyan is the winner of the 2008
Montreal International Music Competition who received her professional
training at the University for Music and Pe r forming Arts in Vienna.
She has appeared in concerts in Boston (also with the Boston Pops),
Tanglewood and the Marlboro Music Festival in Vermont. She will
perform the music of Bach, Schumann and Rachmaninoff.
The Rachmaninoff set of Etudes-Tableaux presented, are selections from
a CD album released earlier this year by Arghamanyan.