David Fung on Detroit Symphony's Centennial Watch Party

On July 9 at 7pm EDT, the Detroit Symphony will air a free video-streamed watch party in celebration of its 100th anniversary season at Orchestra Hall. The program includes a performance of Bach’s Concerto for 3 Keyboards in C Major featuring pianist David Fung together with Christina and Michelle Naughton that they gave with the DSO under the baton of Michael Francis in October 2019. You can watch on the DSO website here or Facebook here (only available live).

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Danbi Um Broadcast on WQXR Young Artist Showcase

Violinist Danbi Um will be featured on WQXR on July 8 as part of a virtual broadcast gala with esteemed young artists from Salon de Virtuosi. Danbi won a prestigious Salon de Virtuosi Career Grant in 2018.

Danbi performs Strauss’ E-flat Major violin sonata together with pianist Eri Kang on the program. You can view more details from the broadcast here.

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Lysander Piano Trio on Performance Today 6/25

The Lysander Piano Trio will be featured on Performance Today’s show on Thursday, June 25. The second hour of the program will include the Trio’s performance of Debussy’s Piano Trio in G Major from its performance at the Brooks Center for the Performing Arts at Clemson University in January 2019.

The broadcast will be available on the PT website beginning 9am EST on June 25 and for 30 days following.

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Arnaud Sussmann Featured on CMS' new Artist Series 6/28

On Sunday June 28 at 5pm EST, violinist Arnaud Sussmann will be featured by The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center on its new Artist Series, a part of the organization’s CMS Front Row initiative. Tune in for a personal look at Arnaud's life in NYC over the past few months, a CMS performance of Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 and the Chausson Concerto featuring Arnaud, and a live Q&A at the end of the hour with Arnaud moderated by CMS Co-Artistic Directors David Finckel and Wu Han. The profile will be available on-demand for just one week after Sunday's video-stream. View it here.

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Paul Neubauer & Family Featured on CMNW Live from NY 6/27

On Saturday, June 27 at 7pm PST, Chamber Music Northwest will launch Live from NY featuring exclusive performances from the living rooms of internationally acclaimed artists. The first episode will showcase violist Paul Neubauer and his virtuoso family (including wife Kerry McDermott on piano and children Clara and Oliver Neubauer on violin) performing quartets by Bach, Söchting, Bacewicz, Schumann, and others. Learn more here and watch here (only available through June 28).

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Einav Yarden Gives Recital in Hannover 6/21

On Sunday, June 21 at 11am EST (5pm CET), pianist Einav Yarden gives a full recital to an empty audience at Villa Seligmann in Hannover, Germany. The video-stream of the program, including works by Bach, Mendelssohn, Schoenberg, and Lior Navok, will be available worldwide for 24 hours. You can find it on Villa Seligmann’s YouTube page here.

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David Fung featured on WQXR's Annual Pride Show

Pianist David Fung will be featured on the WQXR’s Second Annual Pride Show on June 18. Originally scheduled as an event at The Greene Space in NYC, the program will now be video-streamed with an impressive list of artists including, among others, Anthony Roth Costanzo, Sara Davis Buechner, Davóne Tines, and MazzMuse. One of Fung’s featured works will include a performance together with his partner, countertenor Daniel Moody. Explore more here and view the performance here.

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Amernet Quartet's Tufts Residency

The Amernet String Quartet enjoyed a mini residency with students at Tufts University March 9-10. While the quartet’s open rehearsal and final concert on March 11 was canceled due to the campus closure for the COVID-19 pandemic, it was scheduled to include Benjamin Britten's String Quartet No. 2 (1945), Bernard Rands String Quartet No. 2 (1994), and the Boston Premiere of Tufts faculty member Kareem Roustom's String Quartet No. 1: Shades of Night (2018).

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