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Concerts at the Eccles Performing Arts Center in Park City
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Chamber Music at the
George S. and Dolores Dore´ Eccles Performing Arts Center in Park City
Presented by the Park City Institute and the Park City Chamber Music Society
Great Music by Your Favorite Classical Composers
Outstanding Classical Solo Artists Dynamic performances!
SUN Aug 8, 3PM "Gold Rush" with Music of Beethoven, Performed Live with the Film
FRI Aug 20, 7PM Reveron Trio presenting Exciting Chamber Music from South America
SUN Aug 22, 3PM Beethoven Chamber Players perform All-Time Favorites Mozart and Schubert Masterpieces
SUN Aug 29, 3PM Virtuoso Pianist STEPHEN BEUS, In Concert
See Festival Covid Protocols
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Music of BEETHOVEN
Music by the world's most-beloved composer.
Sunday, Aug 8 at 3PM
Eccles Performing Arts Center, Park City
Tickets are $35 general admission.
Enjoy a full evening of favorite chamber music works by Beethoven. Beethoven’s timing and mastery of structure along with his ability to throw off the restrictive bonds of classical composition and bend music to his will make him the world's most beloved composer. Beethoven captures the full range of human emotion in his music and the perfect balance of timing and surprise.
Performed by the Beethoven Festival Chamber Players: Pianist Jeffrey Price Violinists Blanka Bednarz and John Knight Allen Violist Leslie Harlow and Cellist Lauren Posey
Favorite Beethoven Chamber Works including the "Spring Sonata", Piano Trio and String Quartet
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Reverón Trio
Violinist Simon Gollo, Pianist Ana Maria Otamendi and Cellist Horacio Contreras
Friday, Aug 20 at 7:00PM
Eccles Performing Arts Center, Park City
Tickets are $35 per person, per concert
The Reverón Piano Trio brilliantly introduces audiences to music from Latin America alongside contemporary and standard repertoire. These seasoned artists promote Latin American music through their work as scholars and entrepreneurs, and they have devoted their careers to the discovery, cataloguing, performance, and recording of this rich repertoire. The Trio commissions new works, while also creating the Sphinx Catalog of Latin American Piano Trios. Pianist Ana María Otamendi, violinist Simón Gollo, and cellist Horacio Contreras are all Venezuelan artists who now perform and teach in the United States.
Performing Works of Turina, Piazzola, Ponce and more
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Greatest Works:
Mozart Clarinet Quintet Schubert Cello Quintet
Featuring Clarinetist Russell Harlow with Violinist Rebekah Johnson Violinist Simon Gollo Violist Leslie Harlow Cellists Tom Landschoot Cellist Horacio Contreras
Sunday, Aug 22 at 3:00PM
Eccles Performing Arts Center, Park City
Tickets are $35 per person, per concert
Each year since 1983 the Beethoven Festival of Park City has been bringing outstanding classical solo artists from around the globe to perform together in Park City. The Festival continues as one of the nation’s longest-running classical music festivals. The hallmark of the Festival is its vibrant, intimate performances filled with variety and color, designed to appeal to newcomers and chamber music fans alike.
The Beethoven Festival Artists in Residence Russell Harlow, clarinetist, and Leslie Blackburn Harlow, violist, have invited a sterling roster of some of this generation’s finest and most expressive artists. The musicians are spending weeks in residence in Park City preparing each program. Hear violinists Rebekah Johnson (NYC) and Simon Gollo (Venezuela), violist Leslie Harlow, cellists Tom Landschoot (Belgium) and Horacio Contreras (Venezuela) for this collection of their favorite chamber music works.
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Virtuoso Pianist STEPHEN BEUS in Concert
Winner of the Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition
Sunday, Aug 29 at 3:00PM
Eccles Performing Arts Center, Park City
Tickets are $35 per person, per concert
Born and raised on a farm in eastern Washington, Stephen Beus began lessons at age 5 and made his orchestral debut four years later. He went on to win numerous national and international competitions throughout his youth, capturing the attention of both audiences and critics. Commenting on Mr. Beus’ competition success, Fanfare Magazine writes: “In some ways, Beus doesn’t fit the mold of the typical competition winner. His playing is strikingly original and, despite his youth, he has an interpretive voice all his own… Above all, his playing is so natural as to seem effortless and the sound he produces has extraordinary richness and depth, not quite like anyone else’s.”
As a result of winning the Juilliard School Concerto Competition, Mr. Beus made his Carnegie Hall debut with the Juilliard Orchestra and James DePreist, playing Prokofiev Concerto No. 3. He has also performed as guest soloist with the Gulbenkian Symphony (Lisbon), Oxford Philomusica, the Tivoli Symphony (Copenhagen), the Tbilisi National Opera Orchestra, the Northwest Sinfonietta (Seattle), the Royal Philharmonic of Morocco (Casablanca), the Vaasa Symphony Orchestra (Finland) as well as with the Hamburg, Indianapolis, Nashville, Santa Fe, Utah, Fort Worth, Tucson, Yakima, Bellevue, Salt Lake, Eastern Sierra, Corvallis, Jacksonville, Texarkana, and Walla Walla Symphonies.
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