| FALL 2005 concert schedule and press release: October 3, St. Matthias Church, Ridgewood, NY October 6, Queens Museum, Corona Park, NY |
QUEENS MUSEUM
New York City Building
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Queens NY 11368
TEL: 718 592 9700
The Listening Series — The Forest Hills Chamber Players
Thursday, October 6,
3:30 - 4:30 pm (free admission)
Three Queens residents who met at Julliard and shared a desire to bring high-quality accessible
performances to audiences of the outer boroughs, recently established the Forest Hills Chamber
Players. The musicians are passionate about helping their listeners establish deeper connections
with classical music, and will present a program that complements the themes and ideas presented
in the QMA's popular Looking Series slide talks which precede the concert.
This quarter they will present Room for Interpretation: from Bach to Bartok Just as in visual arts,
musicians and listeners often have to search for clues within the work of art to guide their
interpretation. Sometimes composers shed light on their compositions through titles or program
notes, but often it is up to the listener or performer to create their own interpretation. Through
demonstration, discussion, and performance of works by Bach, Bartok, and others, the Forest
Hills Chamber Players will share some of the tools which guide musical interpretation.
New York City Building
Flushing Meadows Corona Park
Queens NY 11368
TEL: 718 592 9700
The Listening Series — The Forest Hills Chamber Players
Thursday, October 6,
3:30 - 4:30 pm (free admission)
Three Queens residents who met at Julliard and shared a desire to bring high-quality accessible
performances to audiences of the outer boroughs, recently established the Forest Hills Chamber
Players. The musicians are passionate about helping their listeners establish deeper connections
with classical music, and will present a program that complements the themes and ideas presented
in the QMA's popular Looking Series slide talks which precede the concert.
This quarter they will present Room for Interpretation: from Bach to Bartok Just as in visual arts,
musicians and listeners often have to search for clues within the work of art to guide their
interpretation. Sometimes composers shed light on their compositions through titles or program
notes, but often it is up to the listener or performer to create their own interpretation. Through
demonstration, discussion, and performance of works by Bach, Bartok, and others, the Forest
Hills Chamber Players will share some of the tools which guide musical interpretation.
Monday, October 3, 2005
12:30 pm (free admission)
The St. Matthias Church Garden
58-15 Catalpa Ave
Ridgewood, NY
(enter through alley left of Church)
"Music in the Garden�
a sacred space . . .
. . . a quiet place
the Forest Hills Chamber Players
Tanya Witek, flute
Krystof Witek, violon
Katherine Cherbas, cello
present
“Room for Interpretation: from Bach to Bartok�
Just as in visual arts, musicians and listeners often have to search for clues within the work of art to
guide their interpretation. Sometimes composers shed light on their compositions through titles or
program notes, but often it is up to the listener or performer to create their own interpretation.
Through demonstration, discussion, and performance of works by Bach, Bartok, and others, the
Forest Hills Chamber Players will share some of the tools which guide musical interpretation.
a Healthy Lunch Buffet will be served
donations welcome
12:30 pm (free admission)
The St. Matthias Church Garden
58-15 Catalpa Ave
Ridgewood, NY
(enter through alley left of Church)
"Music in the Garden�
a sacred space . . .
. . . a quiet place
the Forest Hills Chamber Players
Tanya Witek, flute
Krystof Witek, violon
Katherine Cherbas, cello
present
“Room for Interpretation: from Bach to Bartok�
Just as in visual arts, musicians and listeners often have to search for clues within the work of art to
guide their interpretation. Sometimes composers shed light on their compositions through titles or
program notes, but often it is up to the listener or performer to create their own interpretation.
Through demonstration, discussion, and performance of works by Bach, Bartok, and others, the
Forest Hills Chamber Players will share some of the tools which guide musical interpretation.
a Healthy Lunch Buffet will be served
donations welcome
