CMP’s 18th Season Concerts Schedule


	program 2 \| January 27, 2015 \| 8pm Hindemith Sonata for bassoon and piano Poulenc Sonata for flute and piano Britten Temporal Variations for oboe and piano Ginastera Duo for flute and oboe Wolfgang Passing Through Poulenc Trio for oboe, bassoon, and piano Jennifer Johnson oboe Judith Farmer bassoon Susan Greenberg flute Delores Stevens piano Alan Chapman commentary
	program 3 \| March 17, 2015 \| 8pm Devienne Duo for flute and viola Farrenc Trio for flute, cello, and piano Stephen Cohn Quartet for flute, viola, cello, and piano – WORLD PREMIERE Brahms Sonata for viola and piano in f minor, op. 120 Scott Woolweaver viola Sarah Rommel cello Susan Greenberg flute Delores Stevens piano Alan Chapman commentary
	program 4 \| May 12, 2015 / 8pm Telemann Duo for flute and violin Britten Canticle “Still Falls the Rain” for horn, tenor, and piano Schubert Songs for tenor and piano Ewazen Trio for flute, horn, and piano (1st movement) Brahms Trio for violin, horn, and piano in Eb Major, op. 40 Roger Wilkie violin Andrew Bain horn John Russell tenor Delores Stevens piano Alan Chapman commentary

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
- Technically wondrous pianist Stevens plays with equal power and refinement.
  
  —Los Angeles Time
- Bright and seasoned professionalism. Unhackneyed repertoire and a sense of community.
  
  —Los Angeles Times
- Golub…world premiere…was performed with great flair and sensitivity by oboist Anne Marie Gabriele.
  
  —Rodney Punt, LA Opus
- 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
- Delores Stevens was prominent among the five star performers.
  
  —Rodney Punt, LA Opus
- …the [Telemann] suite found flutist Susan Greenberg shining most brightly.
  
  —Los Angeles Times
- The transcription worked beautifully in Susan Greenberg’s sweetly articulated renditions supported by Delores Stevens on a rapturous piano.
  
  —Rodney Punt, LA Opus
- Pianist Stevens and flutist Greenberg performed with their “usual panache and musical projection.
  
  —Los Angeles Times
- Pianist Delores Stevens and the Lyris Quartet made the Schumann the most arresting of the evening’s performances.
  
  —The Huffington Post
- Alan Chapman commentary…was both informative and entertaining.
  
  —Barnaby Hughes, SoCal
- Chamber Music Palisades is a worthy series.
  
  —The Huffington Post
- 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
- … the overall description of ‘delicious’ would not be excessive… wit, wisdom, sarcasm, tenderness, sheer delight[!]; Hurrah, Palisades!
  
  —Alan Rich, LA Weekly
- Chamber Music Palisades has provided a magnificent opening to their 2010/11 season.
  
  —Barnaby Hughes, SoCal
- Delores Stevens played the piano part effortlessly.
  
  —Barnaby Hughes, SoCal
- Susan Greenberg’s flute was again the protagonist, a lonely bird in flight…a languorous singer…a Latin lover.
  
  —The Huffington Post