The Taos Chamber Music Group’s 31st Season opens on Saturday and Sunday, October 7 and 8, 5:30 p.m. with “California Connections” at the Harwood Museum of Art. Continuing TCMG’s reputation for creative programming and artistic excellence, these concerts will highlight 20th and 21st century music with connections to California, including works by four California composers as well as two performers with deep roots there. Multi-cultural influences from Balinese and Hindustani music are also reflected in Lou Harrison’s “Varied Trio” for violin, percussion and piano and Reena Esmail’s “Jhula Jhule” for violin and piano. John Cage’s “The Perilous Night” for “prepared” piano and John Adams’s “Road Movies” for violin and piano round out the program. Musicians are Elizabeth Baker, violin, Douglas Cardwell, percussion and Vicki Ray, piano.
TCMG’s 31st Season continues with six more programs through May, 2024.
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