CMP’s 21st Season Concert Schedule


	program 1 \| November 14, 2017 / 8pm CONCERT – Harp, Viola, Clarinet, Flute, Piano Lauber 4 Medieval Dances for flute and harp De Falla Suite Populaire Espagnole for viola and piano Higdon Trio for flute, clarinet and piano Debussy Trio for flute, viola and harp Alfred Uhl Kleines Konzert for clarinet, viola and piano ………………………. Cristina Montes Mateo harp Karen Dreyfus viola Donald Foster clarinet Susan Greenberg flute Delores Stevens piano
	program 2 \| January 23, 2018 / 8pm CONCERT – Guitar, Tenor, Flute, Piano Piazzolla Histoire du Tango for flute and guitar Tarrega Capricho Arabe for solo guitar Bellini Torna, vezzosa Fillide for tenor, flute and guitar Copland I Bought Me a Cat for tenor, flute, guitar Ahlert/Young I’m Gonna Sit Right Down for tenor, piccolo, guitar Gershwin Preludes for piano Mower Sonata Latino for flute and piano ………………………. Jon Lee Keenan tenor Kenton Youngstrom guitar Susan Greenberg flute Delores Stevens piano
	program 3 \| March 20, 2018 / 8pm CONCERT – Wind Quintet and Piano Devienne Duo for flute and viola Rossini Quartet for flute, clarinet, horn, bassoon Hindemith Trio for Heckelphone, viola and piano Wolfgang Quartet for flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon West Coast Premiere Beethoven Horn Sonata Piazzolla Libertango for woodwind quintet ………………………. Susan Greenberg flute Jennifer Johnson Cullinan oboe Joshua Ranz clarinet Judith Farmer bassoon William May heckelphone Mary Jo Rhine horn Delores Stevens piano
	program 4 \| May 8, 2018 / 8pm CONCERT – Violin, Cello, Flute, Piano Nino Rota Trio for flute, violin, piano Hummel Trio for piano, flute, cello Kroll-Rosenbaum Quartet for flute, violin, cello and piano World Premiere Arensky Trio, op. 32 for violin, cello, piano ………………………. Susan Greenberg flute Sarah Thornblade violin David Speltz cello Delores Stevens piano

All concerts are at St. Matthew’s Parish:
1031 Bienveneda, Pacific Palisades, California 90272

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Critics Agree!

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- The sounds are good from the Palisades! Congratulations to Chamber Music Palisades on 17 great years, and a tip of the hat to acknowledge their important contribution to the musical culture of Los Angeles.
  
  —Theodore Bell, CultureSpotLA
- The transcription worked beautifully in Susan Greenberg’s sweetly articulated renditions supported by Delores Stevens on a rapturous piano.
  
  —Rodney Punt, LA Opus
- Technically wondrous pianist Stevens plays with equal power and refinement.
  
  —Los Angeles Time
- Susan Greenberg’s flute was again the protagonist, a lonely bird in flight…a languorous singer…a Latin lover.
  
  —The Huffington Post
- Bright and seasoned professionalism. Unhackneyed repertoire and a sense of community.
  
  —Los Angeles Times
- …the [Telemann] suite found flutist Susan Greenberg shining most brightly.
  
  —Los Angeles Times
- Chamber Music Palisades is in the top tier of Los Angeles ensembles… Chamber Music Palisades is a jewel of our local scene… The musicianship is of the highest caliber.
  
  —Theodore Bell, CultureSpotLA
- Chamber Music Palisades has provided a magnificent opening to their 2010/11 season.
  
  —Barnaby Hughes, SoCal
- … the overall description of ‘delicious’ would not be excessive… wit, wisdom, sarcasm, tenderness, sheer delight[!]; Hurrah, Palisades!
  
  —Alan Rich, LA Weekly
- Alan Chapman commentary…was both informative and entertaining.
  
  —Barnaby Hughes, SoCal
- Delores Stevens was prominent among the five star performers.
  
  —Rodney Punt, LA Opus
- Pianist Stevens and flutist Greenberg performed with their “usual panache and musical projection.
  
  —Los Angeles Times
- Delores Stevens played the piano part effortlessly.
  
  —Barnaby Hughes, SoCal
- There are lots of little chamber music societies around, but Chamber Music Palisades is one that seems to be getting things right.
  
  —Alan Chapman, KUSC
- Chamber Music Palisades is a worthy series.
  
  —The Huffington Post
- Golub…world premiere…was performed with great flair and sensitivity by oboist Anne Marie Gabriele.
  
  —Rodney Punt, LA Opus
- Pianist Delores Stevens and the Lyris Quartet made the Schumann the most arresting of the evening’s performances.
  
  —The Huffington Post

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