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| Violinist Emil Altschuler and Pianist Thomas Pandolfi |
Thursday, December 8 at 7:00pm, the Hubbard Room of the Russell Library will be filled with the music of George Gerschwin.
In an evening resounding with the timeless classics
of American master, George Gershwin, revel in the urbane elegance of 'An American
in Paris.” Swoon over the aching simplicity of 'Embraceable You.” Marvel at the
fascinating rhythms of 'Rhapsody in Blue.” The haze of Summertime
and the unforgettable melodies of 'Porgy and Bess” will melt our wintery
hearts.
Acclaimed violinist Emil
Altschuler is a master of his instrument who performs with incredible
technique, magnificent expression and a profound artistry across a wide-ranging
repertoire. American pianist Thomas Pandolfi is an exciting virtuoso who
has been showered with superlatives by critics for his passionate artistry and
amazing technique. Altschuler and Pandolfi have performed together at the
Russell Library in previous years, to the satisfaction of audiences both young
and old.
This
concert is funded by The Friends of the Russell Library, with proceeds from their book sales. Coincidentally, a Friends' Book Sale is scheduled for the weekend after this concert!
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