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Live Music FEBRUARY 4 SHANGHAI CHAMBER PLAYERS—Classical Music Formed by professional musicians, the Shanghai Chamber Players will present piano quartets by Mozart and Brahms, “The Swan” by Saint-Saens, and “The Waltz” by Shostakovich in their concert. Beethoven’s Seven Variations on a Theme from Magic Flute by Mozart will also be performed to celebrate Beethoven’s 250 Birthday in 2020. FEBRUARY 11 REN GEISICK with JON DRYDEN—Classic Love Songs Ren Geisick isn’t a typical jazz singer. Equally influenced by Bob Dylan, Nina Simone, and Patsy Cline, her music flows seamlessly, from the soulful delivery of a jazz ballad to the carefree lilt of an American folk song. Geisick was surrounded by emotionally rich vocal music from an early age and it shows in her heartfelt delivery. She will present classic love songs in this concert with her long-time pianist Jon Dryden. FEBRUARY 18 41st STREET ENSEMBLE—Classical/Jazz Hybrid The 41st Street Quartet is a chamber jazz ensemble that uses unique instrumentation to combine elements of jazz and classical music with flute, saxophone, violin, harp, and cello. The quartet’s repertoire is a mixture of original compositions and arrangements of popular works by other composers. The result is an experience that is contemplative, joyful and visual. FEBRUARY 25 PARLEZ-VOUS JAZZ—The Music of New Orleans Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday), is the final day of indulgence before the fasting season of Lent, and the day is celebrated most famously in New Orleans with street parades, rich foods, traditional jazz, and lots of excesses. Parlez-vous Jazz will perform many of the tunes you’d hear if you were in New Orleans on Fat Tuesday. Every Tuesday 12:30pm – 1:30pm Stanford Hospital 500 Pasteur Drive 3rd Floor Garden Music Lounge Stanford, CA For information or questions call 650-725-2892 or email [email protected] Music Program The Reller Family Concert Series
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Live MusicFEBRUARY 4SHANGHAI CHAMBER PLAYERS—Classical MusicFormed by professional musicians, the Shanghai Chamber Players will present piano quartets by Mozart and Brahms, “The Swan” by Saint-Saens, and “The Waltz” by Shostakovich in their concert. Beethoven’s Seven Variations on a Theme from Magic Flute by Mozart will also be performed to celebrate Beethoven’s 250 Birthday in 2020.
FEBRUARY 11REN GEISICK with JON DRYDEN—Classic Love SongsRen Geisick isn’t a typical jazz singer. Equally influenced by Bob Dylan, Nina Simone, and Patsy Cline, her music flows seamlessly, from the soulful delivery of a jazz ballad to the carefree lilt of an American folk song. Geisick was surrounded by emotionally rich vocal music from an early age and it shows in her heartfelt delivery. She will present classic love songs in this concert with her long-time pianist Jon Dryden.
FEBRUARY 1841st STREET ENSEMBLE—Classical/Jazz HybridThe 41st Street Quartet is a chamber jazz ensemble that uses unique instrumentation to combine elements of jazz and classical music with flute, saxophone, violin, harp, and cello. The quartet’s repertoire is a mixture of original compositions and arrangements of popular works by other composers. The result is an experience that is contemplative, joyful and visual.
FEBRUARY 25PARLEZ-VOUS JAZZ—The Music of New OrleansMardi Gras (Fat Tuesday), is the final day of indulgence before the fasting season of Lent, and the day is celebrated most famously in New Orleans with street parades, rich foods, traditional jazz, and lots of excesses. Parlez-vous Jazz will perform many of the tunes you’d hear if you were in New Orleans on Fat Tuesday.
Every Tuesday 12:30pm – 1:30pm
Stanford Hospital 500 Pasteur Drive 3rd Floor Garden Music Lounge Stanford, CA
For information or questions call 650-725-2892 or email [email protected]
Music Program The Reller Family Concert Series
