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Art of the Recital - Spring and Fire!
Attend an Art of the Recital performance by violinist Joshua Peckins and pianist Eliko Akahori.
From the most passionate and expressive sonatas, to dazzlingly virtuosic showpieces, to intimate and lyrical salon pieces written for simple pleasure – these programs present a wide range of experiences for listeners, all celebrating the wide artistic potential of the violin.
Program 2 - Spring and Fire!
Sunday, May 20, 3:00 PM – Congregational Church of Topsfield
Schnittke, Suite in the Old Style
Beethoven, Spring Sonata
Ysaye, Solo Sonata No 2
Schnittke, Rondo
Sarasate, Zigeunerweisen
Program Details:
This recital features Beethoven’s beloved Spring Sonata, an open-hearted greeting to the new season!
Similarly optimistic and joyful, Schnittke’s Suite in the Old Style is a wonderful introduction to the late Russian composer. Schnittke was in love with the Baroque Period – this sonata is actually based on film music written by Schnittke in the baroque style.
Next, we turn to virtuosity and fire with the famous Zigeunerweisen by Sarasate. Beloved and admired by students and professionals alike, Sarasate’s lyrical, exciting, and romantic music showcases the diva-esque side of the violin!
Schnittke’s Rondo introduces a new side of the composer. Still highly approachable, this pieces shows flashes of the composer’s ironic side.
An astonishingly difficult work, the Ysaye’s Solo Sonata No 2 is sure to impress. Huge chords and lightning fast scales are typical of Ysaye, but this sonata also includes his more intimate, simple musical style.
Violinist Joshua Peckins and pianist Eliko Akahori perform these masterpieces live, in intimate recital venues throughout greater Boston. Program may be changed without notice. For other dates/venues, please visit:
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FAQs
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
The Topsfield Congregational Church is located at 80 Main St, at the intersection of Main St and Washington St (Rt 97), by the Topsfield Common. The concert takes place in the Meeting House, which you will see in the center of the common. (If you use GPS, please use the 80 Main St address – not 9 E Common St, which is the administrative address listed on the church’s website.) Free parking is available on the street around the common. For more information, please visit the church’s website:
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
Please print your ticket or bring an "e-ticket" on your smartphone. Admission requires proof of purchase.
Will tickets be available at the door?
Pending availability, tickets will be available at the door. Cash only, please.
Is my registration/ticket transferrable?
One ticket admits one person to the concert. You can freely purchase tickets for others or give your ticket away.
What can/can't I bring to the event?
Recording equipment of any kind is prohibited.
What is the refund policy?
All sales are final. If you can no longer attend the concert, please consider giving your ticket to a friend! In the unlikely event that the concert is cancelled, a refund will be given. Thank you for your understanding.
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