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December 2020
Holiday Baroque 2020
Embrace your holiday spirit when your favorite musical tradition returns online! Rembrandt's annual Holiday baroque concert is the tradition to begin the holiday season. This year, Rembrandt moves the celebration to the virtual realm with beautiful music by Bach, Handel, and Telemann. Let great Baroque works warm your holidays with a magnificent musical gift, without having to worry about the winter weather! GUEST ARTISTS: Josefien Stoppelenburg, soprano Stephen Alltop, harpsichord Katie Brauer, violin Sunghee Choi, viola Ian Hallas, bass BACH:…
Find out more »February 2021
Artful & Heartfelt
What’s in a composer’s mind as they create? How do they hope you’ll listen to their works? Composers of some of RCM’s most popular repertoire from recent seasons reflect on their work as RCM revisits past live performances of these new masterworks of chamber music repertoire. Featuring interviews with Jim Stephenson, Sebastian Huydts, Howard Levy, and Peter Labella. STEPHENSON: Artfelt HUYDTS: Quartet for Piano and Strings LEVY: Harmonia Mundi LABELLA: Pulcinella Suite Arrangement GET TICKETS: This Event Only | Subscription…
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Celebrate Spring
As the buds begin to blossom and the weather begins to warm, a breath of French style greets fans of Rembrandt Chamber Musicians. Flanking a quintessential work by Mozart are two works by masters whose compositions embody gallic style and flair, in a variety of combinations of winds, strings and piano. DURUFLE: Prelude, Recitatif, and Variations for flute, viola, and piano MOZART: Quintet for oboe, violin, 2 violas, and piano CHAUSSON: Quartet for piano and strings GET TICKETS: This Event…
Find out more »May 2021
New Directions
Another Rembrandt season comes to a close with the rescheduled world premiere of its newest commissioned work by renowned Evanston-based composer Stacy Garrop, celebrating the individual strengths of Rembrandt's members, alongside classic masterworks by Mozart and Brahms. From a familiar melodies to a newly composed classic, this evening will be a celebratory ending to the season. MOZART: Quartet in C Major, K.Anh. 171/285b for flute and strings MOZART: Divertimento in D Major, K.251 for oboe, 2 horns, and string quartet…
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