Hay-Adams Music Salon

Drew Peterson, pianist

Josephine Baker

John Edward Hasse, guest curator

Felix Conteras, conga

Ellington Carthan, pianist and narrator

Jeffrey Mumford, guest curator

Annie Jacobs-Perkins, cello

Katerina Burton, soprano

CAAPA Choir

Robin De Jesús, actor

David Strathairn, actor

Kevork Mourad, artist

Derek Goldman, playwright/director

José Sacín, bass baritone (Don Quihote)

Israel Lozano, tenor (Master Peter)

Jennifer Zetlan, soprano (Trujaman)

Ricardo Marlow, Flamenco guitar

Philip Kennicott, guest curator

Hany Hassan FAIA, visuals

Flávio Chamis, guest curator

André Mehmari, pianist and composer

Tatjana Mead Chamis, viola

Elin Melgarejo, vocalist

Jerod Tate, guest curator

Nino Rota, composer

Christy Klenke, French Horn

TICKETS ON-SALE MAY 27. On Monday, June 30, immerse yourself in the joy of contrasting concepts with PostClassical Music Ensemble. Music Director Ángel Gil-Ordóñez and a hand-selected group of musicians explore the realms between antiquity and modernity; intricacy and simplicity; passion and precision as they present "Stravinsky and Bartok: The Language of Folk and Modernism." PostClassical Ensemble presents Netanel Draiblate, concertmaster; David Jones, principal clarinet; and Audrey Andrist, principal pianist. They will perform works for solo, duo and trio highlighting Bartok's unique combination of modern musical languages with the folk music of eastern Europe, concluding with Stravinsky's delightful trio version of A Soldier's Tale, with guest narration by William Cooke.

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Hay-Adams Hotel
800 16th St NW
Monday, June 30 at 6:00pm

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Music Salon at the Hay-Adams

Hay-Adams Hotel
800 16th St NW
Monday, June 30 at 6:00pm

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Angel Gil-Ordóñez with

Netanel Draiblate, violin

David Jones, clarinet

Audrey Andrist, piano

and William Cooke, narrator

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Program:

Bela Bartok: Evening in the Country

Bela Bartok: Romanian Folk Dances for violin and piano

Bela Bartok: Contrasts for clarinet, violin, and piano

Igor Stravinsky: The Soldier's Tale (trio version)

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