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Sound Legacies in Westchase
Friday, October 3rd, 2025 7:30 PM
Ascension Episcopal Church
2525 Seagler Rd.
Houston, TX 77042
Sound Legacies in Westchase continues the initiative to celebrate the generational transmission of musical artistry: where teaching becomes legacy, and collaboration deepens expression. Through a rich tapestry of repertoire for voice, piano, and flute, this performance connects generations through the power of music, with each work chosen to reflect the evolving lineage of musical craft and connection.
From moments of lyrical intimacy to powerful emotional weight, the program spans repertoire both beloved and rarely heard, including music by Prokofiev, Handel, Bizet, Schumann, Carle Jacobs Bond, and Adam Vincent Clay. Whether drawing from opera, impressionism, or contemporary reflections, each piece explores the ways in which music communicates memory, identity, and imagination across generations.
Presented through the studios of Frances Fenton (Sound Legacies), and Adam Vincent Clay (HNAM), this evening will tell the dynamic story of legacy, mentorship and artistic growth, and share the joy of making music in a community.
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Invitation to Enchantment
Join us live on Facebook and YouTube for the opening of HNAM’s 2020 season, featuring an evening of exquisite French music. This concert explores both beloved classics and hidden gems, from the soaring melodies of César Franck to the rhythmic intensity of Poulenc’s Violin Sonata, dedicated to Federico García Lorca. Enjoy the serene piano works of Erik Satie, the impressionistic landscapes of Ravel, and the passionate, rarely heard Sonata for Cello and Piano by Léon Boëllmann. Stay after for a festive reception with French food, art, and conversation.
Saturday, August 29th, 2020 7:30 PM
LIVE on Facebook and Youtube
from the Houston Piano Company
1600 W. 13th St.
Houston, TX 77008
Moebius
Join pianist and HNAM founder Adam Vincent Clay for a captivating solo recital that journeys through a rich tapestry of piano repertoire. The program features works by Rachmaninoff, Chopin, Brahms, and avant-garde American composer Frederic Rzewski, all framed by the masterful sonatas of Beethoven. From romantic lyricism to bold modern expression, this recital highlights how piano music across eras and cultures reflects a shared human experience. As Clay notes, like a Möbius strip, music reveals unexpected connections that ultimately draw us closer to ourselves and each other.
Saturday, November 23rd, 2019 7:30 PM
LIVE on Youtube
from the Houston Piano Company
1600 W. 13th St.
Houston, TX 77008