The Pleasures of Pan
$15-$25 suggested donation
Gustav Holst — Terzetto H. 158
Franz Schubert — Nocturne Op. 148
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach — Trio for flute viola and harpsichord
Jean-Baptiste Weckerlin — Pastorale
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach — Selected works
Mary Lynch, oboe
Jeffrey Cohan, flute
Roxanna Patterson, viola
Michael Refvem, harpsichord & piano
J.G. Janitsch – Suonata da Camera Prima
Holst – Terzetto
W.F. Bach – Trio for oboe, flute, viola
Jean-Baptiste Wekerlin – Pastorale
C.P.E. Bach – Trio for flute, viola and harpsichord
Schubert – Nocturne, Op. 148
Special guest oboist Mary Lynch, Seattle Symphony's phenomenal new principal oboist, joins flutist Jeffrey Cohan, violist Roxanna Patterson and pianist and harpsichordist Michael Refvem for an exploration of intimate chamber music for winds, viola, piano and harpsichord in the opening program for Candlelight Concerts on Sunday,
The program will include selections from 18th-century composers W.F. and C.P.E. Bach and Janitsch and continue through the turn-of-the-20th-century preoccupation with Pan and figures from classical antiquity, during which period Jean-Baptiste Wekerlin dedicated his Pastorale for flute, oboe and piano to Paul Taffanel and Georges Gillet, the prominent flutist and oboist of the day in Paris.
This Pastorale will be included on the program alongside Gustav Holst's Terzetto for flute, oboe and viola, a Trio for flute, oboe and viola by Wilhelm Friedeman Bach, a Trio for flute, viola and harpsichord by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, the Nocturne, Opus 148 for flute, viola and piano by Franz Schubert and the Suonata da Camera for flute, oboe, viola and continuo by Johann Gottlieb Janitsch.
Suggested donation $15-$25 (age 18 & under free)