Events

An evening of pieces by Tufts composers in various modern and classical styles "borrowed" from other composers. Original works "Beginner's Luck" by guest composer Elliot Schwartz and "lapsis" for solo violin by Tufts/NEC dual degree composition major Katherine Balch round out the program. I'll be performing a solo violin piece by Chris Marinuzzi. Hope to see you there!

An evening of pieces by Tufts composers in various modern and classical styles "borrowed" from other composers. Original works "Beginner's Luck" by guest composer Elliot Schwartz and "lapsis" for solo violin by Tufts/NEC dual degree composition major Katherine Balch round out the program. I'll be playing a solo violin piece by Chris Marinuzzi. Hope to see you there!

Music by Master of Arts degree candidates Christopher Marinuzzi, Henning Shih, Meng Tian, Logan Wright, and Wei Yang. Featuring new works for clarinet, strings, and piano, with guest artist Ray Jackendoff, clarinet; Emil Altschuler, violin; and John McDonald, piano. Free; no tickets required 

with piano

The outstanding performance faculty of the music department joins select student musicians in a concert of wide-ranging repertoire of instrumental and vocal chamber music, works for chamber orchestra, world music, and jazz. Free; no tickets required

works by Beethoven, Bach, Sarasate and Bennett with pianist Keunyoung Sun

works by Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, Sarasate and Bennett with pianist Thomas Pandolfi

works by Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, Sarasate and Bennett with pianist Thomas Pandolfi

works by Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, Sarasate and Bennett with pianist Thomas Pandolfi

http://concertsatthepoint.org works by Beethoven, Poulenc, Bach, Chopin, Sarasate and Bennett with pianist Thomas Pandolfi  

chamber music by Brahms, Rossini, Mahler and Mendelssohn with Tufts faculty and students

works by Schubert, Massenet, Sarasate and Gershwin with pianist Thomas Pandolfi

performing 'Zigeunerweisen' by Pablo de Sarasate

FREE and open to the public. No tickets required. Entrance will be first come first served, on a space available basis. The closest Harvard free parking facility is Broadway Garage located on 7 Felton Street, between Broadway and Cambridge Streets. If patrons would like to park closer, the pay-to-park facility at the Smith Campus Center (which is privately owned—not affiliated with Harvard) is open. The company that operates the parking facility is called ProPark, and here’s information on rates: http://www.proparkboston.com/rates/cambridge

Dear Students, Please join me to study and perform violin this summer at InterHarmony in Sulzbach-Rosenberg (Bavaria, Germany) from August 1st-13th. You will receive weekly private lessons from me, perform in orchestra and chamber ensembles following intensive coachings in Sulzbach Castle with artist faculty from around the worldand attend concerts and masterclasses by great violinists such as Nikolaj Znaider and pedagogue, Boris Kuschnir. All ages and levels are welcome and you will be placed in appropriate groups. Please refer to the website below…