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Adam Vincent Clay

Charles Halka

Joel Love

Ben Morris

A musical adventure…

Welcome to our 2020-2021 season of digital concerts “Treasures: Buried and Beloved.”

We will be opening our season with stunning works from France in our concert “Invitation to Enchantment.” The concert features some of the most beautiful works from France, by some of its greatest composers, known and unknown.

The rest of the season will take us through the works of master composer Beethoven, celebrating the 250th anniversary of his birth. The works of Beethoven paved new roads for composers to follow for centuries, and can still challenges us as much as it draws it’s in. The works of Beethoven will always be timeless, universal, and deeply moving.

Our third concert will be a journey through masterpieces from the Russian culture and spirit. Masterworks by Tchaikovsky, Borodin, Balakirev, and other underperformed works will be featured on this final program. The concert will conclude with Nikolai Medtner’s underperformed masterpiece, the Piano Quintet in C major.

Finally our season will conclude with a concert featuring premieres of works by Houston composers including Mark Buller, Victor Rangel, and Aaron Bielish to name a few. Founder and Pianist Adam Vincent Clay, who will also premiere an original piano work, has asked all composers, including himself to reflect on their ancestry, where they came from and how it forms them today. This theme will permeate the music and artwork of this concert.

As we continue to navigate the COVID-19 crisis, we are determined to bring you beautiful music and artwork of the highest quality to your home, and we hope you join us for virtual reception via comments in our live-feeds, and discussions in chats with our members. If there were ever a time in which the human heart hungers for connection, for beauty, and for transcendence, it is now. We encourage you to come to our virtual event, to feed your soul with beauty, and to be safe and well.

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