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SUMMARY:Salon No. 12: Mancini\, Ysaÿe\, Duke\, Lecuona\, at 3 West Club
DESCRIPTION:Salon Aux Chandelles is New York’s most exclusive and sophisticated concert series in New York City\, uniting world-class performances with the city’s refined cultural elegance. Hosted at the historic 3 West Club\, each salon unfolds in an intimate\, candlelit ambiance — a modern New York homage to the timeless grandeur of European artistic salons. \n  \nOpening the 2025–26 season on November 15\, Salon Aux Chandelles unveils an evening of exquisite artistry — where world-class performances\, elegant ambiance\, and the glow of candlelight converge to evoke the timeless spirit of European salons reimagined for modern New York. \nBeyond the performance\, the salon cultivates authentic connections among guests from the worlds of fashion\, finance\, music\, and the arts. Following the concert\, attendees gather over refined refreshments\, engaging in meaningful dialogue that prolongs the evening’s allure. *Photography and interviews will be conducted throughout the event\, capturing its atmosphere and distinguished guests. \nMore than a concert\, Salon Aux Chandelles stands as a celebration of art\, culture\, and sophistication — an unforgettable experience that transcends the ordinary. \nWe invite guests to dress in cocktail attire or creative black tie\, embracing the spirit of elegance that defines our salon experience. \n**Program: \n  \n\nEugène Ysaÿe – Sonata No. 5 for violin solo: L’AurorePerformers:\nJulia Jones\, violin\nJoseph Kosma – Autumn Leaves (4′)Performers:\nChenxi Pan\, soprano\nGeorge Grydkovets\, guitar\nBrooks Bowman – East of the Sun (and West of the Moon) (6′)Performers:\nChenxi Pan\, soprano\nGeorge Grydkovets\, guitar\nVernon Duke – Autumn in New York (‘3)Performers:\nChenxi Pan\, soprano\nGeorge Grydkovets guitar\nHenry Mancini – Moon River (5′)Performers:\nChenxi Pan\, soprano\nGeorge Grydkovets\, guitar\nLatin American Classics\, Vol. 2. (25′)* Odeon – E. Nazareth\n* El Trancao – L.E. Paesano\n* Bailecito- C. Guastavino\n* Danza de los Ñañigos – E. Lecuona\n* Mazurka en Glissando – E. Lecuona\n* Intermezzo – M.Ponce\n* Malagueña – E. Lecuona\n* Joropo – D. Franklin \nPerformers:\nKristhyan Benitez\, piano\n\n  \nPerformer’s biographies: \nGrammy-winning pianist and composer Kristhyan Benitez captivates audiences worldwide with his dynamic artistry\, seamlessly uniting classical mastery with the vibrant rhythms of Latin America. His performances radiate depth\, charisma\, and emotional precision\, establishing him as one of the most distinctive voices of his generation. \nBenitez has graced many of the world’s foremost stages — from Berlin’s Philharmonie and San Francisco’s Davies Symphony Hall to Alice Tully Hall in New York\, Beijing’s National Center for the Performing Arts\, and Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. He has collaborated with luminaries such as Claudio Abbado\, Gustavo Dudamel\, and Academy Award winner Gustavo Santaolalla. \nHis Steinway & Sons albums — Latin American Classics (Latin Grammy Winner\, 2021)\, Afro-Cuban Dances (Latin Grammy Nominee\, 2023)\, and Latin American Classics\, Vol. 2 — reaffirm his role as a leading interpreter and advocate of Latin American piano music. A protégé of Philippe Entremont and José Antonio Abreu\, Benitez remains committed to sharing the exuberant legacy of his cultural heritage through his global performances\, recordings\, and collaborations. \nJulia Jones is an 23-year-old violinist from New York City\, trained at Kaufman Music Center with Viktor Basis and mentored by Viktor Tretyakov and Natalia Likhopoi. Festival credits include the Perlman Music Program\, International Music Academy (Cremona)\, and Crans-Montana Classics. Performance highlights range from Bach’s Double Concerto with the European Youth Spirit Orchestra across Italy to solo recitals at Christ Church (NYC) and venues in Germany and Italy\, plus appearances at the Kaufman Gala and the Dorothy DeLay Masterclass Series. Competition highlights include MTNA (NY State & Eastern Division winner)\, Washington National Youth Competition (1st & Best Performance)\, the Oskar Rieding International (1st with special prizes and an invitation to perform with the Slovenia Philharmonic String Orchestra)\, and the New York International Music Concours (1st Prize & Jury Award\, with Special Congressional Recognition). She also won the Kaufman Concerto Competition (Merkin Hall) and performed Sibelius with the Park Avenue Chamber Symphony\, and she contributes to causes through the NGO Committee on Migration\, YouthArt Force\, and the Global Creative Initiative. \nOriginally from China\, Chenxi Pan is a vocalist\, composer\, and bandleader based in New York City. Since moving to the U.S. in 2021\, she has been developing a distinctive personal style and musical language\, emerging as one of the most original new voices on the city‘s jazz scene. As a bandleader\, Chenxi made her debut at the renowned venue The Stone NYC in 2024. She is currently working on her debut album recorded with the same sextet – This Very Moment\, featuring original compositions that explore the expressive potential of the human voice and its role within ensemble-based contemporary music. A graduate from The New School and new to the scene\, Chenxi has already performed at noted venues and festivals across the U.S.\, Europe\, and China. Staying true to her music passion and artistic identity\, Chenxi is aiming to bring fresh new sounds into the jazz world. \nGeorge Grydkovets is a guitarist\, bandleader\, and composer from Kyiv\, Ukraine\, currently residing in New York City. From an early age\, George was playing all over Kyiv’s clubs with his band but eventually began playing music with some of the best Ukrainian jazzmen\, such as Dennis Adu. In NYC George had already performed with such musicians as Ari Hoenig\, Steve Cardenas\, Frank Perowsky\, and Sam Yahel. Among the venues he has played were Nublu\, Stone\, as well as the Clifford Brown and Bern Jazz Festivals. With his “Kyiv Trio”\, George has recorded a debut record – “Rise”\, which came out March 25th\, 2022 on the “Shifting Paradigm Records”. \n  \n*By purchasing tickets\, attendees acknowledge and consent to the possibility of appearing in official photographs and media features produced by Salon Aux Chandelles. \n**Program and performers are subject to change.
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SUMMARY:Salon No. 11: Puccini\, Rachmaninoff\, Bernstein\, Morricone\, at 3 West Club
DESCRIPTION:Salon Aux Chandelles is New York’s most exclusive and sophisticated concert series in New York City\, uniting world-class performances with the city’s refined cultural elegance. Hosted at the historic 3 West Club\, each salon unfolds in an intimate\, candlelit ambiance — a modern New York homage to the timeless grandeur of European artistic salons. \nOpening the 2025–26 season on November 15\, Salon Aux Chandelles unveils an evening of exquisite artistry — where world-class performances\, elegant ambiance\, and the glow of candlelight converge to evoke the timeless spirit of European salons reimagined for modern New York. \nBeyond the performance\, the salon cultivates authentic connections among guests from the worlds of fashion\, finance\, music\, and the arts. Following the concert\, attendees gather over refined refreshments\, engaging in meaningful dialogue that prolongs the evening’s allure. *Photography and interviews will be conducted throughout the event\, capturing its atmosphere and distinguished guests. \nMore than a concert\, Salon Aux Chandelles stands as a celebration of art\, culture\, and sophistication — an unforgettable experience that transcends the ordinary. \nWe invite guests to dress in cocktail attire or creative black tie\, embracing the spirit of elegance that defines our salon experience. \n**Program: \n  \n\nAntonio Vivaldi – “Sposa son disprezzata” from the opera Bajazet (6′)Performers:\nValeria Chibis\, soprano\nSergey Ioroff\, piano\nFrancesco Cilea – “Io son l’umile ancella” from the opera Adriana Lecouvreur (4′)Performers:\nValeria Chibis\, soprano\nSergey Ioroff\, piano\nTomaso Vitali-Yuri Tkanov – Chaconne\, arr. for violin & viola (10′)Performers:\nVartan Mailiantz\, violin\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nHeitor Villa-Lobos – Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5\, arr. for soprano\, viola & piano (6′)Performers:\nValeria Chibis\, soprano\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nSergey Ioroff\, piano\nFritz Kreisler-Sergei Rachmaninoff – Liebesleid (Love’s Sorrow) (5′)Performers:\nSergei Ioroff\, piano\nAram Khachaturian – Sabre Dance from the ballet “Gayane”\, arr. for violin & piano by Jascha Heifetz (2′)Performers:\nVartan Mailiantz\, violin\nSergei Iorov\, piano\nLeonard Bernstein – “America” from the musical West Side Story (4′)Performers:\nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin\nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nTBD\, cello\nEnnio Morricone – “Amapola” from Once Upon a Time In America (5′)Performers:\nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin\nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nTBD\, cello\nModest Mussorgsky – “Hopak” from opera The Fair at Sorochyntsi (2′)Performers:\nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin\nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nTBD\, cello\nGeorgy Sviridov – “Waltz” from the suite Snowstorm (4′)Performers:\nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin\nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nTBD\, cello\nLeroy Anderson – Jazz Pizzicato\, arr. for string quartet (3′)Vartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin\nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nTBD\, cello\n\n  \nPerformer’s biographies: \nAlexandra Andreeva is an internationally acclaimed\, award-winning violist known for her exquisite tone and extraordinary musicality. She has performed as a soloist and chamber musician at some of the world’s most prestigious venues\, including Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, and the J. F. Kennedy Center. With a career spanning more than a decade\, Andreeva has captivated audiences across Europe\, Asia\, Africa\, and the Americas with her profound artistry and expressive interpretations. Her passion for both classical and contemporary works has made her a highly sought-after performer\, celebrated for her ability to bring depth and elegance to every stage she graces. \n  \nVartan Mailiantz is an internationally acclaimed\, award-winning concert violinist\, celebrated for his captivating performances and profound artistry. He has graced the stages of over 20 countries across Europe\, Asia\, South\, and North America\, performing as a soloist at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall\, Albert Hall\, Lincoln Center\, and the J. F. Kennedy Center. Renowned for his virtuosic technique and deep emotional expression\, Mailiantz excels as both a soloist and chamber musician\, delivering unforgettable performances that resonate with audiences worldwide. His unwavering dedication to music has established him as one of the most sought-after violinists of his generation. \n  \nValeria Chibis\, an operatic soprano and laureate of international competitions\, is known for her electrifying stage presence. She debuted as Tatiana in “Eugene Onegin” at France’s Durance Luberon Festival in 2017. Valeria has performed at Carnegie Hall\, Opera America Center\, the United Nations\, and more\, and continues to inspire audiences worldwide with her extraordinary voice. \n  \nSergei Iorov\, is a virtuoso pianist and opera coach\, a laureate of international competitions\, and an esteemed graduate of Moscow State Conservatory. Sergey trained as an opera coach at the Bolshoi Theatre’s Young Opera Program and now resides in New York\, where he collaborates with top-tier musicians and singers at The New School and across Europe and the US. \n  \nPeyton Cook was named a “Memphis Music All-Star” by The Commercial Appeal at age 17 after winning the Germantown Concerto Competition and Beethoven Club Competition. Recently\, he was an “Emerging Artist” at Music from Salem and The Next Festival\, and currently plays with the Westside Chamber Players. Peyton frequently is an orchestral player having played in the Cape Anne Symphony\, Portsmouth Symphony\, Plymouth Philharmonic\, NEMPAC Opera\, Great Bay Philharmonic\, and more. He has also played in recording studio projects with Curtis Stewart\, Yvette Young\, and various video game soundtracks. He has also served as Assistant Director for the Promisek Solo String Workshop founded by Katie Lansdale. He received a Bachelor’s degree from The Boston Conservatory with Katie Lansdale and is currently working on his Master’s degree at Mannes School of Music with Rebecca Fischer. Peyton lives in NYC and is currently working on new collaborative works with film and dance. \nNathaniel Grohmann is a NYC based cellist and bassist with a devoted commitment to music interpretation and performance of chamber music. Nathaniel has excellent communication and coaching skills\, as well as extensive experience in multiple genres of music. Primarily a classical musician\, Nathaniel has also performed music in Pop\, Bluegrass\, Latin\, Jazz\, and world music styles. \n*By purchasing tickets\, attendees acknowledge and consent to the possibility of appearing in official photographs and media features produced by Salon Aux Chandelles. \n**Program and performers are subject to change.
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SUMMARY:Salon No. 10: "New York Night Out" at 3 West Club
DESCRIPTION:Salon Aux Chandelles is the most exclusive\, sophisticated\, and immersive concert series that seamlessly blends world-class live music performances with the refined elegance of New York’s cultural scene. Held at the historic 3 West Club\, each salon offers an intimate setting illuminated by hundreds of flickering candles — a New York reimagining of the timeless elegance of European artistic salons. \nUnder the artistic direction of internationally acclaimed musicians Alexandra Andreeva and Vartan Mailiantz\, the “New York Night Out” program features iconic jazz masterpieces and best songs of all time. These performances are delivered by some of New York City’s finest musicians\, many of whom have graced stages such as Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. \nInterwoven with the music are curated readings of timeless poetry\, adding a contemplative\, literary dimension that deepens the emotional resonance of the evening. \nBeyond the music\, Salon Aux Chandelles fosters genuine connections among attendees from the realms of fashion\, finance\, music\, and the arts. Post-concert\, guests are invited to mingle over curated refreshments\, engaging in meaningful conversations that extend the evening’s enchantment. \nThis series is more than a concert—it’s a celebration of art\, culture\, and sophistication\, offering an unforgettable experience that transcends the ordinary. \n*Program: \n1. G. Gershwin – “Summertime” from the opera”Porgy and Bess”(5′) \nPerformers: \nCinnamyn Monroe\, soprano\nSergey Ioroff\, piano \n  \n2. F. Sinatra – Under My Skin (5′) \nPerformers: \nCinnamyn Monroe\, soprano\nSergey Ioroff\, piano \n3. M. Leigh – Impossible Dream (3′) \nPerformers: \nCinnamyn Monroe\, soprano\nSergey Ioroff\, piano \n4. G. Donizetti-E. Serra – “Il Dolce Suono” from The 5th Element (6′) \nPerformers:\nAnna Aistova\, soprano\nSergey Ioroff\, piano \n5. H. Mancini – Moon River (2′) \nPerformers: ARTLEX String Quartet \nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin\nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nShu-Wei Tseng\, cello \n6. E. Fitzgerald – Someone To Watch Me Over (5′) \nPerformers: ARTLEX String Quartet \n  \nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin \nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nShu-Wei Tseng\, cello \n7. F. Sinatra – It Had To Be You (4′) \nPerformers: ARTLEX String Quartet \n  \nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin \nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nShu-Wei Tseng\, cello \n8. N. K. Cole – Unforgettable (5′) \nPerformers: ARTLEX String Quartet \n  \nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin \nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nShu-Wei Tseng\, cello \n9. Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody (6′) \nPerformers: ARTLEX String Quartet \n  \nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin \nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nShu-Wei Tseng\, cello \n10. F. Sinatra – New York\, New York (3′) \nPerformers: ARTLEX String Quartet \n  \nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin \nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nShu-Wei Tseng\, cello \nAbout the artsist. \n  \nAlexandra Andreeva is an internationally acclaimed\, award-winning violist known for her exquisite tone and extraordinary musicality. She has performed as a soloist and chamber musician at some of the world’s most prestigious venues\, including Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, and the J. F. Kennedy Center. With a career spanning more than a decade\, Andreeva has captivated audiences across Europe\, Asia\, Africa\, and the Americas with her profound artistry and expressive interpretations. Her passion for both classical and contemporary works has made her a highly sought-after performer\, celebrated for her ability to bring depth and elegance to every stage she graces. \nVartan Mailiantz is an internationally acclaimed\, award-winning concert violinist\, celebrated for his captivating performances and profound artistry. He has graced the stages of over 20 countries across Europe\, Asia\, South\, and North America\, performing as a soloist at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall\, Albert Hall\, Lincoln Center\, and the J. F. Kennedy Center. Renowned for his virtuosic technique and deep emotional expression\, Mailiantz excels as both a soloist and chamber musician\, delivering unforgettable performances that resonate with audiences worldwide. His unwavering dedication to music has established him as one of the most sought-after violinists of his generation. \nCinnamyn Monroe\, the golden voice of retro glamour\, embodies the timeless elegance of Old Hollywood icons like Rita Hayworth and Dorothy Dandridge. Raised in Miami\, she honed her talents in dance\, choir\, classical piano\, and musical theater\, earning accolades such as two Florida State awards for musical theater solos and a Gold Medal finalist honor in Classical Voice at the NAACP. \nHer passion for the Golden Age was sparked at 16\, portraying Muzzy Van Hossmere\, a 1920s jazz singer\, in the six-time Tony Award-winning Thoroughly Modern Millie. Inspired by jazz greats like Ella Fitzgerald and sharing a birthday with Frank Sinatra\, Cinnamyn has developed a rich vocal style that blends vintage charm with emotional depth. With enchanting vocals and a love for vintage music\, she creates unforgettable performances that transport audiences to the golden age of elegance. \nAnna Aistova began her musical journey at six\, transitioning from piano studies to voice\, earning degrees from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and Mannes School of Music. She has performed with the Mariinsky and Mikhailovsky theaters\, the Folk Orchestra of Saint Petersburg\, and taken leading roles in operas such as Norina in Don Pasquale\, La Feè in Cendrillon\, and Calisto in La Calisto. \nNotable achievements include solo performances in Mahler’s 4th Symphony\, Mozart’s Requiem\, and Magnificat with Musica Viva NY\, and Adele in Die Fledermaus with New Rochelle Opera. A finalist in the SAS Performing Arts Competition (2023) and Second Prize winner in the John Alexander National Competition (2024)\, Anna began 2025 as a Resident Artist at the Castleton Festival and is looking forward to a busy performing season ahead. \nShu-Wei Tseng is an internationally acclaimed Taiwanese-British concert pianist and cellist celebrated for her technical mastery and emotional depth. She has performed on four continents\, appearing in world-renowned venues such as Carnegie Hall\, Wigmore Hall\, and the Royal Festival Hall. With over 30 years of performing and 25 years of teaching experience\, Shu-Wei has held faculty positions at institutions including The Yehudi Menuhin School\, Oxford University\, and the University of Colorado Boulder. A sought-after masterclass clinician and jury member\, she holds a DMA\, MSc in Psychology\, and multiple degrees from London’s Royal Academy of Music. She currently serves on CU Boulder’s Forever Buffs Advisory Board. \nPeyton Cook was named a “Memphis Music All-Star” by The Commercial Appeal at age 17 after winning the Germantown Concerto Competition and Beethoven Club Competition. Recently\, he was an “Emerging Artist” at Music from Salem and The Next Festival\, and currently plays with the Westside Chamber Players. Peyton frequently is an orchestral player having played in the Cape Anne Symphony\, Portsmouth Symphony\, Plymouth Philharmonic\, NEMPAC Opera\, Great Bay Philharmonic\, and more. He has also played in recording studio projects with Curtis Stewart\, Yvette Young\, and various video game soundtracks. He has also served as Assistant Director for the Promisek Solo String Workshop founded by Katie Lansdale. He received a Bachelor’s degree from The Boston Conservatory with Katie Lansdale and is currently working on his Master’s degree at Mannes School of Music with Rebecca Fischer. Peyton lives in NYC and is currently working on new collaborative works with film and dance. \n*subject to change
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SUMMARY:Salon No. 9: "Summertime" at 3 West Club
DESCRIPTION:Salon Aux Chandelles is the most exclusive\, sophisticated\, and immersive concert series that seamlessly blends world-class live music performances with the refined elegance of New York’s cultural scene. Held at the historic 3 West Club\, each salon offers an intimate setting illuminated by hundreds of flickering candles — a New York reimagining of the timeless elegance of European artistic salons. \nUnder the artistic direction of internationally acclaimed musicians Alexandra Andreeva and Vartan Mailiantz\, the “Summertime” program features iconic masterpieces spanning classical\, Broadway\, and jazz genres. These performances are delivered by some of New York City’s finest musicians\, many of whom have graced stages such as Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center. \nInterwoven with the music are curated readings of timeless poetry\, adding a contemplative\, literary dimension that deepens the emotional resonance of the evening. \nBeyond the music\, Salon Aux Chandelles fosters genuine connections among attendees from the realms of fashion\, finance\, music\, and the arts. Post-concert\, guests are invited to mingle over curated refreshments\, engaging in meaningful conversations that extend the evening’s enchantment. \nThis series is more than a concert—it’s a celebration of art\, culture\, and sophistication\, offering an unforgettable experience that transcends the ordinary. \n*Program: \n1. Modest Mussorgsky – Gopak (2′) \nPerformers: ARTLEX Duo \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nVartan Mailiantz\, violin \n  \n2. Johann Sebastian Bach – Suite No. 6 in D Major\, BWV 1012: Prelude (4′) \nPerformer:\nAndrew Gonzalez\, Violoncello da Spalla \n3. Dmitri Shostakovich – Three Duets for Two Violins and Piano (Arr. for violin and viola) (7′) \nPerformers:\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nVartan Mailiantz\, violin\nSergey Ioroff\, piano \n4. Giacomo Puccini – “Un bel dì\, vedremo” from Madama Butterfly (4′) \nPerformers:\nValeria Chibis\, soprano\nSergey Ioroff\, piano \n5. Leonard Bernstein – I Feel Pretty from West Side Story (4′) \nPerformers:\nValeria Chibis\, soprano\nSergey Ioroff\, piano \n6. George Gershwin / arr. Jascha Heifetz – Three Preludes (6′) \nVartan Mailiantz\, violin\nSergey Ioroff\, piano \n7. George Gershwin – Summertime (arr. for String Ensemble) (3′) \nPerformers: \nAlexandra Andreeva\, solo viola \nARTLEX String Quartet: \nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin\nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin\nAndrew Gonzalez\, viola\nShu-Wei Tseng\, cello \n8. Leonard Bernstein – “Maria” from the musical “West Side Story” (4′) \nPerformers: \nEric Carter\, soprano\nSergey Ioroff\, piano \n9. Leonard Bernstein – Mambo from West Side Story (3′) \nPerformers: ARTLEX String Quartet \nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin\nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nShu-Wei Tseng\, cello \nAlexandra Andreeva is an internationally acclaimed\, award-winning violist known for her exquisite tone and extraordinary musicality. She has performed as a soloist and chamber musician at some of the world’s most prestigious venues\, including Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, and the J. F. Kennedy Center. With a career spanning more than a decade\, Andreeva has captivated audiences across Europe\, Asia\, Africa\, and the Americas with her profound artistry and expressive interpretations. Her passion for both classical and contemporary works has made her a highly sought-after performer\, celebrated for her ability to bring depth and elegance to every stage she graces. \nVartan Mailiantz is an internationally acclaimed\, award-winning concert violinist\, celebrated for his captivating performances and profound artistry. He has graced the stages of over 20 countries across Europe\, Asia\, South\, and North America\, performing as a soloist at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall\, Albert Hall\, Lincoln Center\, and the J. F. Kennedy Center. Renowned for his virtuosic technique and deep emotional expression\, Mailiantz excels as both a soloist and chamber musician\, delivering unforgettable performances that resonate with audiences worldwide. His unwavering dedication to music has established him as one of the most sought-after violinists of his generation. \nAndrew Gonzalez. Hailed by The Strad Magazine for his “warm-hearted playing and mellow tone\,” violist Andrew Gonzalez leads an acclaimed international career as a soloist\, chamber musician\, and educator. A Juilliard graduate\, he has collaborated with Orpheus Chamber Orchestra\, Sejong Soloists\, and members of the Guarneri\, Juilliard\, and Borromeo Quartets\, and performs regularly with the New York Philharmonic\, Orchestra of St. Luke’s\, and New York City Ballet. A passionate historical performer\, he is one of the few musicians worldwide playing the rare Violoncello da Spalla and gave the NYC premiere of all six Bach Cello Suites on the instrument. Andrew is the violist of the Jasper String Quartet and teaches at the Heifetz Institute. \nValeria Chibis\, an operatic soprano and laureate of international competitions\, is known for her electrifying stage presence. She debuted as Tatiana in “Eugene Onegin” at France’s Durance Luberon Festival in 2017. Valeria has performed at Carnegie Hall\, Opera America Center\, the United Nations\, and more\, and continues to inspire audiences worldwide with her extraordinary voice. \nSergei Iorov\, is a virtuoso pianist and opera coach\, a laureate of international competitions\, and an esteemed graduate of Moscow State Conservatory. Sergey trained as an opera coach at the Bolshoi Theatre’s Young Opera Program and now resides in New York\, where he collaborates with top-tier musicians and singers at The New School and across Europe and the US. \nShu-Wei Tseng is an internationally acclaimed Taiwanese-British concert pianist and cellist celebrated for her technical mastery and emotional depth. She has performed on four continents\, appearing in world-renowned venues such as Carnegie Hall\, Wigmore Hall\, and the Royal Festival Hall. With over 30 years of performing and 25 years of teaching experience\, Shu-Wei has held faculty positions at institutions including The Yehudi Menuhin School\, Oxford University\, and the University of Colorado Boulder. A sought-after masterclass clinician and jury member\, she holds a DMA\, MSc in Psychology\, and multiple degrees from London’s Royal Academy of Music. She currently serves on CU Boulder’s Forever Buffs Advisory Board. \nPawel Knapik is a Polish-American double bassist and composer praised as “an extraordinary double bass player” by leading contemporary artists. A graduate of the Manhattan School of Music and Wroclaw Academy of Music\, he is a member of the Orchestra of St. Luke’s and performs with major ensembles including the New York City Ballet\, American Ballet Theatre\, and the Vienna Philharmonic. As principal bassist\, he has led sections in renowned U.S. and European orchestras\, and is an active chamber musician with groups such as the Manhattan Chamber Players and Twelfth Night. An award-winning composer and educator\, Pawel has performed as a soloist across Europe and North America\, and plays a 1934 Oreste Martini bass. \nPeyton Cook was named a “Memphis Music All-Star” by The Commercial Appeal at age 17 after winning the Germantown Concerto Competition and Beethoven Club Competition. Recently\, he was an “Emerging Artist” at Music from Salem and The Next Festival\, and currently plays with the Westside Chamber Players. Peyton frequently is an orchestral player having played in the Cape Anne Symphony\, Portsmouth Symphony\, Plymouth Philharmonic\, NEMPAC Opera\, Great Bay Philharmonic\, and more. He has also played in recording studio projects with Curtis Stewart\, Yvette Young\, and various video game soundtracks. He has also served as Assistant Director for the Promisek Solo String Workshop founded by Katie Lansdale. He received a Bachelor’s degree from The Boston Conservatory with Katie Lansdale and is currently working on his Master’s degree at Mannes School of Music with Rebecca Fischer. Peyton lives in NYC and is currently working on new collaborative works with film and dance. \n*subject to change
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SUMMARY:Anti-Valentine's Requiem for Love - Liszt\, Cage\, Shostakovich at 3 West Club
DESCRIPTION:Step into an evening of seductive melancholy at Salon Aux Chandelles\, as we present “Requiem for Love“—an unconventional “Anti-Valentine’s Day” experience that transcends cliché romance. Under the visionary direction of internationally acclaimed musicians Alexandra Andreeva and Vartan Mailiantz\, this exclusive concert infuses poignant classical and contemporary masterpieces with stirring poetry\, creating a night that delves into the darker corners of the heart. \n  \nHeld in the Grand Ballroom at the 3 West Club\, the event offers more than music: it’s a chance to network with a sophisticated like-minded individuals and circle of New York’s influencers from fashion\, finance\, music\, and art. Amid hundreds of flickering candles\, let yourself be immersed in performances unlike anything New York has witnessed before. After the concert\, savor drinks in the company of fellow connoisseurs\, celebrating a refined atmosphere where culture meets prestige. \n  \nJoin for “Requiem for Love”—a spellbinding journey that challenges the usual Valentine’s sentiment\, transforming heartache and longing into an unforgettable evening of unparalleled artistry. \n  \nThe PROGRAM: \n  \n1. R. Clarke – Duo Concertante for Violin\, Viola\, and Piano \n  \nPerformers: \nVartan Mailiantz\, violin \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nIlya Ramlav\, piano \n  \n2. P. Nazaykinskaya – Duo for Violin & Viola “Yesterday Is No More” \n  \nPerformers: \nVartan Mailiantz\, violin \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \n  \n3. T. Adès – Fife Fathoms from The Tempest \n  \nPerformers: \nAnna Aistova\, soprano \nIlya Ramlav\, piano \n4. J. Cage – 4′33″ \n  \nPerformers: \nAlexandra Andreeva\, piano \n  \n5. D. Shostakovich – Missunderstanding (Недоразумение) from “Satires” \n  \nPerformers: \nAnna Aistova\, soprano \nIlya Ramlav\, piano \n  \n6. F. Liszt – Pace non trovo from “Petrarca” \n  \nPerformers: \nAnna Aistova\, soprano \nIlya Ramlav\, piano \n  \nAlexandra Andreeva is an internationally acclaimed\, award-winning violist known for her exquisite tone and extraordinary musicality. She has performed as a soloist and chamber musician at some of the world’s most prestigious venues\, including Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, and the J. F. Kennedy Center. With a career spanning more than a decade\, Andreeva has captivated audiences across Europe\, Asia\, Africa\, and the Americas with her profound artistry and expressive interpretations. Her passion for both classical and contemporary works has made her a highly sought-after performer\, celebrated for her ability to bring depth and elegance to every stage she graces. \n  \nVartan Mailiantz is an internationally acclaimed\, award-winning concert violinist\, celebrated for his captivating performances and profound artistry. He has graced the stages of over 20 countries across Europe\, Asia\, South\, and North America\, performing as a soloist at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall\, Albert Hall\, Lincoln Center\, and the J. F. Kennedy Center. Renowned for his virtuosic technique and deep emotional expression\, Mailiantz excels as both a soloist and chamber musician\, delivering unforgettable performances that resonate with audiences worldwide. His unwavering dedication to music has established him as one of the most sought-after violinists of his generation. \n  \nIlya Ramlav \nIlya Ramlav\, a celebrated concert pianist\, gained international acclaim after winning the 2018 All-Russian Music Competition. He has performed worldwide in cities like New York\, São Paulo\, Paris\, and Buenos Aires\, earning praise as a pianist of “refined seriousness.” \nA laureate of prestigious competitions\, including the 2019 Tucumán International Piano Competition and the Jean Françaix International Piano Competition\, Ilya captivates audiences with his artistry. In 2024\, his performances will include tours in Argentina and Armenia\, a debut at the Moab Music Festival\, and the premiere of his transcription of Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 6 in New York. \nRecognized for his innovation and passion\, Ilya has performed with top orchestras across continents\, with his live performances broadcast internationally\, cementing his status as a leading pianist of his generation. \n  \nAnna Aistova \nAnna Aistova began her musical journey at six\, transitioning from piano studies to voice\, earning degrees from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and Mannes School of Music. She has performed with the Mariinsky and Mikhailovsky theaters\, the Folk Orchestra of Saint Petersburg\, and taken leading roles in operas such as Norina in Don Pasquale\, La Feè in Cendrillon\, and Calisto in La Calisto. \nNotable achievements include solo performances in Mahler’s 4th Symphony\, Mozart’s Requiem\, and Magnificat with Musica Viva NY\, and Adele in Die Fledermaus with New Rochelle Opera. A finalist in the SAS Performing Arts Competition (2023) and Second Prize winner in the John Alexander National Competition (2024)\, Anna began 2025 as a Resident Artist at the Castleton Festival and is looking forward to a busy performing season ahead.
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SUMMARY:Salon No. 5: Valentine's "Joy of Love" at 3 West Club
DESCRIPTION:Step into an evening of unparalleled elegance at Salon Aux Chandelles\, an exclusive candlelit concert series that merges world-class classical music with the sophistication of New York’s elite. Under the artistic direction of internationally acclaimed\, award-winning musicians Alexandra Andreeva and Vartan Mailiantz\, this extraordinary event will feature an extraodrinary Valentine’s Day program consisting a poetry element. \nSet in the deluxe Grand Ballroom at the 3 West Club\, this intimate gathering offers more than music—it’s a chance to network with New York’s like-minded individuals from fashion\, finance\, music and art industries\, among others. Surrounded by hundreds of flickering candles\, you’ll be transported into a sublime realm of sound and ambiance as the finest musicians in New York deliver immersive performances that have never been seen before in the city. \nAfter the concert\, mingle with New York’s elite over drinks from the bar\, savoring the exclusivity and charm of the evening. Salon Aux Chandelles is more than just a concert—it’s a celebration of art\, culture\, and prestige\, a night of indulgence where sophistication and musical brilliance meet. \nJoin for this one-of-a-kind experience—an unforgettable evening that transcends the ordinary and promises to leave you in awe. \nThe PROGRAM:\n1. Y. Bowen – Duo for Violin & Viola in G Major\nPerformers:\nVartan Mailiantz\, violin\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \n2. L. Delibes – Flower Duet\nPerformers:\nARTLEX Quartet \n3. A. L. Webber – Theme from “The Phantom of The Opera”\nPerformers:\nARTLEX Quartet \n4. E. Moricone – Theme from “Cinema Paradiso”\nPerformers:\nARTLEX Quartet \n5. F. Chopin – Nocturne No. 9\nPerformers:\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nTBA\, piano \n6. The Ink Spots – I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire\nPerformers:\nARTLEX Quartet \n7. M. Ravel – Tzigane for Violin and Piano\nPerformers:\nVartan Mailiantz\, violin\nTBA\, piano \n8. F. Sinatra – New York\, New York\nPerformers:\nARTLEX Quartet
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SUMMARY:Salon No. 4: Debussy\, Tchaikovsky\, Fauré\, Strauss\, Williams at 3 West Club
DESCRIPTION:Step into an evening of unparalleled elegance at Salon Aux Chandelles\, an exclusive immersive concert series that merges world-class classical music with the sophistication of New York’s elite and socializing. Under the artistic direction of internationally acclaimed\, award-winning musicians Alexandra Andreeva and Vartan Mailiantz\, this extraordinary event will feature unique musicals gems\, alongside other timeless masterpieces and contemporary works. \nSet in the deluxe Grand Ballroom at the 3 West Club\, this intimate gathering offers more than music—it’s a chance to network with likeninded individuals from multiple industries leaders to patrons of the arts. Surrounded by hundreds of flickering candles\, you’ll be transported into a sublime realm of sound and ambiance as the finest musicians in New York deliver immersive performances that have never been seen before in the city. \nAfter the concert\, mingle with New York’s likeminded individuals over drinks from the bar\, savoring the exclusivity and charm of the evening. Salon Aux Chandelles is more than just a concert—it’s a celebration of art\, culture\, and prestige\, a night of indulgence where sophistication and musical brilliance meet. \nJoin for this one-of-a-kind experience—an unforgettable evening that transcends the ordinary and promises to leave you in awe. \nArtists: \nIlya Ramlav \nIlya Ramlav\, a virtuoso concert pianist\, has captivated audiences worldwide with his profound artistry and emotional depth. His rise to international acclaim began with his victory at the prestigious 2018 All-Russian Music Competition\, propelling him onto the global stage with performances in cultural hubs such as New York\, São Paulo\, Paris\, and Buenos Aires. Described as a pianist of “refined seriousness\,” Ilya brings joy and light to his listeners\, whether in solo performances or chamber recitals across continents. \nA lifelong devotee to the art of music\, Ilya gave his debut concert as a child in Moscow and has since earned top honors in elite competitions\, including the 2019 Tucumán International Piano Competition in Argentina\, the International Piano Competition Alieva in Switzerland\, and the 2013 Jean Françaix International Piano Competition in France. \nIn 2024\, Ilya’s artistry will take center stage in a series of highly anticipated events\, with concert tours in Argentina and Armenia\, a debut at the Moab Music Festival in Utah\, and a performance at the International Keyboard Festival in New York. The New York concert will feature the world premiere of his own transcription of Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 6 in B minor\, showcasing his innovative approach to piano repertoire. \nSupported by scholarships from the US President at the New School in New York and the Chopin Foundation in Zurich\, Ilya has performed with leading orchestras in Switzerland\, Russia\, Argentina\, Uruguay\, and the United States. His mesmerizing live performances have been broadcast on Argentina’s National Classical Radio and NRK television\, solidifying his reputation as one of the most compelling pianists of his generation. \nBrea Marshall \nSoprano Brea Marshall is an accomplished vocalist currently pursuing her second year in the Professional Studies Diploma in Voice at Mannes School of Music at The New School\, where she studies under the renowned Arthur Levy. Known for her compelling performances and versatile artistry\, Ms. Marshall has brought a range of roles to life\, including Miss Jessel in Britten’s “The Turn of the Screw” and Girlfriend No. 2 in the world premiere of “Blue” by Jeanine Tesori and Tazewell Thompson at The Glimmerglass Festival. \nHer role in *Blue* was set to mark her Lincoln Center debut at The Mostly Mozart Festival in 2020; however\, this milestone was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the fall of 2023\, Ms. Marshall portrayed Donna Elvira in Mozart’s “Don Giovanni” with Mannes Opera\, earning acclaim for her dynamic interpretation. \nA passionate advocate of vocal performance beyond the operatic stage\, Ms. Marshall participated in Marilyn Horne’s prestigious “The Song Continues” masterclass series at Carnegie Hall\, further honing her artistry. She is also an alumnus of the Houston Grand Opera Young Artists Vocal Academy\, where she developed her skills as a promising young artist. \nWith a voice described as both powerful and emotive\, Brea Marshall continues to captivate audiences and explore new dimensions in her artistry. \n  \nThe Program: \n1. Mykola Leontovych – carol of the Bells \nPerformed by: \n  \nIlya Ramlav\, piano \n  \n2. Gabriel Fauré – Notre Amour \nPerformed by: \n  \nBream Marshall\, soprano \nIlya Ramlav\, piano \n  \n3. Claude Debussy – Clair de lune \nPerformed by: \n  \nIlya Ramlav\, piano \n  \n4. Gabriel Fauré – Clair de lune\, Op. 46\, No. 2 \nPerformed by: \n  \nBream Marshall\, soprano \nIlya Ramlav\, piano \n  \n5. Johannes Brahms – Von ewiger Liebe\, Op. 43 No. 1 \nPerformed by: \n  \nBream Marshall\, soprano \nIlya Ramlav\, piano \n  \n6. Tchaikovsky-Pletnev – Concert suite from the ballet “The Nutcracker” \nPerformed by: \n  \nIlya Ramlav\, piano \n  \n6. 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SUMMARY:Vivaldi\, Tchaikovsky\, Clarke\, Bach\, James at 3 West Club
DESCRIPTION:Step into an evening of unparalleled elegance at Salon Aux Chandelles\, an exclusive candlelit concert series that merges world-class classical music with the sophistication of New York’s elite. Under the artistic direction of internationally acclaimed\, award-winning musicians Alexandra Andreeva and Vartan Mailiantz\, this extraordinary event will feature rarely performed Duo Concertante by Rebecca Clarke \nSet in the deluxe Grand Ballroom at the 3 West Club\, this intimate gathering offers more than music—it’s a chance to network with New York’s most influential figures\, from fashion industry leaders to patrons of the arts. Surrounded by hundreds of flickering candles\, you’ll be transported into a sublime realm of sound and ambiance as the finest musicians in New York deliver immersive performances that have never been seen before in the city. \nAfter the concert\, mingle with New York’s elite over drinks from the bar\, savoring the exclusivity and charm of the evening. Salon Aux Chandelles is more than just a concert—it’s a celebration of art\, culture\, and prestige\, a night of indulgence where sophistication and musical brilliance meet. \nJoin for this one-of-a-kind experience—an unforgettable evening that transcends the ordinary and promises to leave you in awe. \nAlexandra Andreeva is an internationally acclaimed\, award-winning violist known for her exquisite tone and extraordinary musicality. She has performed as a soloist and chamber musician at some of the world’s most prestigious venues\, including Stern Auditorium at Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, and the J. F. Kennedy Center. With a career spanning more than a decade\, Andreeva has captivated audiences across Europe\, Asia\, Africa\, and the Americas with her profound artistry and expressive interpretations. Her passion for both classical and contemporary works has made her a highly sought-after performer\, celebrated for her ability to bring depth and elegance to every stage she graces. \nVartan Mailiantz is an internationally acclaimed\, award-winning concert violinist\, celebrated for his captivating performances and profound artistry. He has graced the stages of over 20 countries across Europe\, Asia\, South\, and North America\, performing as a soloist at prestigious venues such as Carnegie Hall\, Albert Hall\, Lincoln Center\, and the J. F. Kennedy Center. Renowned for his virtuosic technique and deep emotional expression\, Mailiantz excels as both a soloist and chamber musician\, delivering unforgettable performances that resonate with audiences worldwide. His unwavering dedication to music has established him as one of the most sought-after violinists of his generation. \nIlya Ramlav \nIlya Ramlav\, a celebrated concert pianist\, gained international acclaim after winning the 2018 All-Russian Music Competition. He has performed worldwide in cities like New York\, São Paulo\, Paris\, and Buenos Aires\, earning praise as a pianist of “refined seriousness.” \nA laureate of prestigious competitions\, including the 2019 Tucumán International Piano Competition and the Jean Françaix International Piano Competition\, Ilya captivates audiences with his artistry. In 2024\, his performances will include tours in Argentina and Armenia\, a debut at the Moab Music Festival\, and the premiere of his transcription of Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 6 in New York. \nRecognized for his innovation and passion\, Ilya has performed with top orchestras across continents\, with his live performances broadcast internationally\, cementing his status as a leading pianist of his generation. \nCinnamyn Monroe \nCinnamyn Monroe\, the golden voice of retro glamour\, embodies the timeless elegance of Old Hollywood icons like Rita Hayworth and Dorothy Dandridge. Raised in Miami\, she honed her talents in dance\, choir\, classical piano\, and musical theater\, earning accolades such as two Florida State awards for musical theater solos and a Gold Medal finalist honor in Classical Voice at the NAACP. \nHer passion for the Golden Age was sparked at 16\, portraying Muzzy Van Hossmere\, a 1920s jazz singer\, in the six-time Tony Award-winning Thoroughly Modern Millie. Inspired by jazz greats like Ella Fitzgerald and sharing a birthday with Frank Sinatra\, Cinnamyn has developed a rich vocal style that blends vintage charm with emotional depth. With enchanting vocals and a love for vintage music\, she creates unforgettable performances that transport audiences to the golden age of elegance. \nProgram: \n1. Tomaso Antonio Vitali – Chaconne (Arr. for Violin & Viola by Yuri Tkanov) \nPerformed by ARTLEX Duo: \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nVartan Mailiantz\, violin \n  \n2. Johann Sebastian Bach – “Brandenburg” Concerto no. 3 in G major BWV 1048 \nPerformed by ARTLEX Quartet: \n  \nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin \nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nCaitlin Thomas\, violoncello \n  \n3. Rebecca Clarke – A duo concertante for Violin\, Viola and Piano\, “Dumka” \nPerformed by: \n  \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nVartan Mailiantz\, violin \nIlya Ramlav\, piano \n  \n4. Antonio Vivaldi – Allegro from “Winter” & Presto from “Summer” \nPerformed by ARTLEX Quartet: \n  \nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin \nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nCaitlin Thomas\, violoncello \n  \n5. Etta James – At Last \nPerformed by Cinnamyn Monroe & ARTLEX Quartet \n  \n6. Silent Night \nPerformed by Cinnamyn Monroe & ARTLEX Quartet \n  \n7. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky – The Nutcracker Suite \nPerformed by ARTLEX Quartet: \n  \nVartan Mailiantz\, 1st violin \nPeyton Cook\, 2nd violin \nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola \nCaitlin Thomas\, violoncello
URL:https://www.pianyc.net/event/salon-no-3-vivaldi-tchaikovsky-clarke-bach-james-at-3-west-club/
LOCATION:3 West Club\, 3 W 51st St\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Musical Performance
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SUMMARY:Chamber Works of Rachmaninoff\, Verdi\, Bizet-Waxman\, Piazzolla at 3 West Club
DESCRIPTION:Step into an evening of extraordinary artistry at the Salon Aux Chandelles P. 2 as internationally acclaimed musicians grace the stage in a concert that bridges the worlds of classical elegance and vibrant modernism. The program features a dynamic selection of masterpieces\, including Heitor Villa-Lobos’ “Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5”\, a mesmerizing fusion of Brazilian folk melodies with Baroque-inspired forms\, and Franz Waxman’s virtuosic “Carmen Fantasie”\, a dazzling reimagining of Bizet’s classic opera. Piazzolla’s “Yo Soy María” and “Otoño Porteño” evoke the passion and allure of the tango\, while Kreisler-Rachmaninov’s “Liebesleid” enchants with nostalgic beauty. Additionally\, Rimsky-Korsakov’s “The Nightingale and the Rose”\, and Verdi’s “Ave Maria” showcase lush\, dramatic storytelling through music. \nThis captivating evening is brought to life by an exceptional performers. \nFilip Pogády\, a violinist lauded for his “lightning-like virtuosity” (Russkoe Slovo) and “commanding performance” (The New York Times)\, has enchanted audiences in prestigious venues from Lincoln Center to Vienna’s Konzerthaus. A graduate of the Manhattan School of Music under the tutelage of Maestro Pinchas Zukerman\, Pogády has become a formidable force in the world of classical music. \nValeria Chibis\, an operatic soprano and laureate of international competitions\, is known for her electrifying stage presence. She debuted as Tatiana in “Eugene Onegin” at France’s Durance Luberon Festival in 2017. Valeria has performed at Carnegie Hall\, Opera America Center\, the United Nations\, and more\, and continues to inspire audiences worldwide with her extraordinary voice. \nSergei Iorov\, is a virtuoso pianist and opera coach\, a laureate of international competitions\, and an esteemed graduate of Moscow State Conservatory. Sergey trained as an opera coach at the Bolshoi Theatre’s Young Opera Program and now resides in New York\, where he collaborates with top-tier musicians and singers at The New School and across Europe and the US. \nThis extraordinary event offers a rare opportunity to witness the convergence of virtuosity\, emotional depth\, and musical splendor\, in an unforgettable night of classical music at its finest. \nProgram \n1. Georges Bizet-Franz Waxman – Carmen Fantasy\nFilip Pogády\, violin\nSergey Iorov\, piano \n2. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov – The Nightingale and the Rose\, Op. 2\nPerfromers:\nValeria Chibis\, soprano\nFilip Pogády\, violin\nSergei Iorov\, piano \n3. Giuseppe Verdi – Ave Maria\nValeria Chibis\, soprano\nSergei Iorov\, piano \n4. Fritz Kreisler-Sergei Rachmaninoff – Liebesleid (Love’s Sorrow)\nValeria Chibis\, soprano\nAlexandra Andreeva\, viola\nSergei Iorov\, piano \n5. Astor Piazzolla – Yo Soy Maria\nValeria Chibis\, soprano\nSergei Iorov\, piano \n6. Sergei Rachmaninoff – Captivated by the Rose\nValeria Chibis\, soprano\nSergei Iorov\, piano \n7. Georges Bizet – Habanera from the opera “Carmen”\nValeria Chibis\, soprano\nSergei Iorov\, piano
URL:https://www.pianyc.net/event/salon-no-2-rachmaninoff-verdi-bizet-waxman-piazzolla-at-3-west-club/
LOCATION:3 West Club\, 3 W 51st St\, New York\, NY\, 10019\, United States
CATEGORIES:Live Musical Performance
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