April 1, 2012
Hendrix College – Reves Recital Hall
Admission: $5
Silent Auction begins: 4 p.m.
Performance begins: 5:15 p.m.
Information: 773-251-4719
Features:
Silent Film
Chamber Music
Hors d’Oeurves
Silent Auction
Silent Auction
Faulkner Chamber Music Festival has been providing chamber
music education to students in and out of Arkansas for the past 5 summers. We
are based in Conway and are hosting our 2nd annual fund raiser event - Preview
Recital 2012 - to benefit the festival by providing scholarships and new musical
opportunities for our students. This year we are celebrating chamber music by
jumping on the silent film bandwagon. With the recent success of the film, 'The
Artist', our faculty and guest musicians will perform along to 2 short silent
films. Our doors will open at 4pm, at which point the guests can enjoy bidding
on 40+ silent auction items, taste our signature beverages and hors d'oeuvres,
participating in raffles for both the 'fish bowl' and the 'big ticket' items,
all while listening to 3 of our students play great chamber music. At 5:15pm,
the performance on stage will begin with musicians from both the ASO and Trio
Arkansas, performing excerpts from Ravel, Bottesini, and Schubert chamber
repertoire. On screen, we will be joined by Charlie Chaplin and Charlie Chase as
we travel back to the 1920s.
SILENT AUCTION & RAFFLE HIGHLIGHTS
- 32" Panasonic LCD HDTV
- Kindle Touch E-reader
- Private Lessons with ASO musicians and other local
professionals
- Fine art & handmade goods
- Wine, chocolate, meats and other food & drink
items
- much, much more...
PROGRAM
Movie: 'April Fool' with Charlie Chase
Selections from Ravel String Quartet
Joo Yun H. Preece, violin
Geoffrey Robson, violin
Ryan Mooney, viola
David Gerstein, cello
Giovanni Bottesini - Elegy for Double Bass and Piano
Barron Weir, double bass
Louis Menendez, piano
Movie: 'His Musical Career' with Charlie Chaplin
Selections from Schubert 'Trout' Quintet
Geoffrey Robson, violin
Ryan Mooney, viola
David Gerstein, cello
Barron Weir, double bass
Louis Menendez, piano
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