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The Cleveland Duo & James Umble - With Tango by Jessica & Gustavo Hornos
9/12/2009
Grammy nominated group of violin, piano & saxophone, sharing the stage with renowned Tango dancers, bringing passion and music to a new level.
Salmon Creek School Auditorium, Occidental

Daedalus Quartet
10/24/2009
A return of one of the finest ensembles around

Contrasts Quartet
11/14/2009
Exhilarating performances of old and new repertoire by clarinet, violin, cello & piano

École Royale
1/23/2009
Kraft, Kyme, Wilson, Morris playing period instruments for music as it is to be experienced.

Flanders Recorder Quartet
2/27/2010
Visiting virtuosos that breathe excitement back in to a simple instrument with a contagious enthusiasm.

Johannes String Quartet
3/20/2010
Four impressively gifted instrumentalists in their own right come together to form one of the great chamber music groups of our time.

SF Conservatory Trio
4/17/2009
Interpretive prowess and excellent musicianship from our own Bay Area scholars, Axel Strauss, Jean-Michel Fonteneau, and Jeffrey Sykes

Calefax Reed Quintet
5/1/2009
Five musicians arrange, recompose and interpret music from eight centuries in a fresh way to suit their unique constellation: Oboe, clarinet, bassoon, bass clarinet, and saxophone.

Program and performance venue subject to change
All performances 8:00pm in the Occidental Church, except September 12, which is at the Salmon Creek School, Occidental

 

Flanders Recorder Quartet
Blazing speed, the sharpest ensemble precision and rhythm,
intensely present sound, flawless intonation, clear and
compelling phrasing, and a startling range of dynamics on
instruments that are supposed to have almost none at all.
—Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, USA

Saturday, February 27, 2010, 8:00 p.m.
Occidental Community Church, Occidental

The Quartet:
Bart Spanhove, Tom Beets, Joris Van Goethem and Paul Van Loey.

Inspiring a recorder renaissance! Highly praised for its fine arrangements and wide variety of programs, the quartet performs with great virtuosity, using appropriately chosen instruments from its unique collection, thus making each and every concert an unforgettable event. Their wide collection of over 20 different instruments, begins with Henry VIII replicas, includes a 7’6” Baroque sub-bass and a plain soda bottle. Visiting from their homeland of Belgium, this is a rare chance to see THE finest recorder group in the world.

 

Listen to a Sample Music Selection
(FRQ performing Teleman’s Concerto in F, Allegro)

Watch the FRQ In Action Performing
(J. Van Landeghme’s Circus Renz )

and Learn more about the Flanders Recorder Quartet

Program
(To Be Determined)

Tickets
General $25 – Full-time Students $10 – Member discount $2

tickets for Flanders Recorder Quartet at Brown Paper Tickets

Tickets also available through Handgoods in Occidental, or by calling for placement on the will call list, or at the door if the show is not sold out. We begin selling will call tickets that have not been picked up at 7:45pm.