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Young Concert Artists Series
Classical Music Under the Stars in East
Hampton
At LongHouse Reserve
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In a unique partnership
LongHouse Reserve
will host a series of classical music performances with
Young Concert Artists (YCA)
bringing superb soloists to East Hampton. The first concerts
are planned for Thursday evenings; August 24 and 31,
September 7 and 14. “Join us under the stars in our Edward
Albee Amphitheater on cushions covered with Jack
Lenor Larsen fabrics. Our evening together
welcomes our community to enjoy evening living
with art in all forms, our mantra at LongHouse”, says
Director Carrie
Rebora Barratt. “Our Amphitheater,
surrounded by Ai Wei Wei’s Zodiac Heads inspires all to find
ourselves in peace and harmony, to listen to beautiful music
together.”
YCA President Daniel
Kellogg shares,
“Young Concert Artists is delighted to partner with
Longhouse to present a captivating series of performances
set against the backdrop of their stunning gardens. Our
emerging artists possess extraordinary musical talents and
are poised to ascend as future stars in classical music.
Witnessing their initial steps on this journey is a delight
for audiences. It is a pleasure to extend a warm invitation
to our Hampton friends to hear these young musicians amidst
the golden days of late summer for these outdoor dusk
concerts.
Acclaimed accordionist Hanzhi
Wang will amaze you with her virtuosity and
evocative performances, breathing new life into classical
masterpieces with the rarely-heard classical accordion. Her
live performance is a revelation, showcasing the accordion’s
agility and power in ways you wouldn’t expect.
Anthony Trionfo is
a remarkable flutist known for his charismatic presence,
fiery interpretations, and lyrical tenderness. He’ll be
joined by YCA alumna and Board member, harpist Karen
Lindquist, in a magical combination of flute
and harp - a perfect pairing for a summer evening concert.
Lun Li and Risa
Hokamura stand as paragons among the finest
young violinists of their generation. Risa's artistry
embraces music with an unwavering intensity, infusing her
performances with raw power, evocative drama, and a
remarkable breadth of expression. In contrast, Lun's
virtuosity and meticulous finesse harmonize to conjure an
exquisite tapestry of sound, where the essence of music
intertwines seamlessly with the essence of nature. Their
collaboration promises a wonderful evening of duets and
solos.”
Tickets are $20 for members and $30 for non-members.
To purchase, visit www.LongHouse.org.
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Schedule
Thursday, August 24, 2023 at 6:30pm
Hanzhi Wang, Solo Accordion Recital
Program to include works by Mozart, Scarlatti, Grieg,
Piazzolla,
and Martin Lohse
Concert is generously sponsored by Steve Novick
Thursday, August 31, 2023 at 6pm
Anthony Trionfo & Karen Lindquist, Flute and
Harp Recital
Program to include works by Chopin, Piazzola, Ravel,
Debussy,
Rossini, and Rota
Concert is generously sponsored by Suzi Cordish
Thursday, September 7, 2023 at 6pm
Hanzhi Wang, Solo Accordion Recital
Program featuring Bach’s Goldberg Variations
Concert is generously sponsored by Annaliese Soros
Thursday, September 14, 2023 at 6pm
Lun Li & Risa Hokamura, Violin Duo Recital
Program to include works by Bach, Mozart, Ysaye, and
Schnittke
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About Young Concert Artists
YCA’s artists are the leaders of the future – stars who
combine world-class talent with creative vision to bring new
reach and relevance to the art form. For more than 60 years
YCA has invested in extraordinary young musicians, providing
them with the support, clarity, and confidence to tell their
stories, as well as with the tools, opportunities, and
infrastructure to take their careers to the highest level.
With a legacy of artistic excellence recognized around the
world, YCA alumni include such luminaries as Emanuel Ax,
Julia Bullock, Jeremy Denk, Ray Chen, Anne-Marie McDermott,
Fazıl Say, Andrew Norman, Dawn Upshaw, Mason Bates,
Jean-Yves Thibaudet, Kevin Puts, Pinchas Zukerman, and many
more.
YCA’s rigorous audition process ensures that only the most extraordinary
musicians are chosen to join the YCA Artist Fellowship
Program. This transformative three-year program takes
artists to new levels of creative growth, offering them a
holistic combination of digital tools, mentorship, project
development, performance opportunities, and training in
education and community engagement. Presenting artists
across multiple stages that include debut concerts in New
York City and Washington, DC, YCA also procures performances
at top venues around the globe. We help artists develop
innovative programs ranging from core works to contemporary
commissions, which are performed for industry leaders and
media, opening doors and fostering key relationships that
fundamentally change the trajectory of their careers.
YCA realizes that modern artists need to be more than simply
gifted, highly-trained musicians – they must also be
cultural ambassadors who share musical experiences that
reflect the beauty and diversity of the world around them.
For more information visit,
www.yca.org.
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About LongHouse Reserve
East Hampton's LongHouse Reserve is 16-acre integrated
environment created by artist, collector and world-renowned
textile designer and weaver Jack Lenor Larsen (1927-2020)
with a mission to inspire living with art in all forms. Over
the past two years, LongHouse has transitioned from a
founder-led to board and staff-led public institution,
serving the community with vast open space, programs in art,
nature, and wellness, providing a sanctuary for Long Island
and beyond. The sculpture garden, featuring more than 60
outdoor works—including permanent collection works by Yoan
Capote, Buckminster Fuller, Yoko Ono, Sui Jinguao, and
Willem de Kooning, and seasonal loans from artists such as
Wyatt Kahn, Maren Hassinger, and Ai Wei Wei—encourages
exploration and contemplation for new and repeat visitors
alike. As of this year, the garden is fully open to the
public for education and enjoyment, with a next chapter of
activating Larsen’s home (a modernist structure based on the
Shinto Shrine at Ise) and the extensive collections.
LongHouse Reserve inspires and empowers visitors of all ages
to see and think in new ways, and to incorporate art and
design into their lives, invoking an ongoing act of creation
that is renewed by the diverse communities drawn to its
values and purpose. Whether visitors return to see a
favorite garden or walk the grounds in search of a new
installation, LongHouse is always changing and always new.
LongHouse Reserve is open April – December, Wednesdays
through Sundays from 12:30pm until 5pm. A Membership allows
you to visit LongHouse Reserve throughout the season.
General admission is $20, with reduced price tickets for
seniors and students, and no charge for children, veterans
or active-duty personnel.
More information is available at
www.longhouse.org |
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