St. Cecilia Chamber Music Society presents Music for Diverse Instruments, with lead musician Judy Dines, flute, Joan DerHovsepian, viola; and Paula Page, harp, in a Debussy trio and a premiere performance of “Elegy” by Chicago composer Lita Grier.
The title of this concert comes directly from Debussy, who, in 1915, started a project called “Six Sonatas for Diverse Instruments.” He never finished the project, but he did complete a famous sonata for flute, viola and harp. This piece is so beloved that other composers began to write for this combination. Now we have a large number of works for this instrumentation, from which we are featuring some of the best, including the Houston premiere of “Elegy” by Chicago composer, Lita Grier.
St. Cecilia Chamber Music Society presents Music for Diverse Instruments, with lead musician Judy Dines, flute, Joan DerHovsepian, viola; and Paula Page, harp, in a Debussy trio and a premiere performance of “Elegy” by Chicago composer Lita Grier.
The title of this concert comes directly from Debussy, who, in 1915, started a project called “Six Sonatas for Diverse Instruments.” He never finished the project, but he did complete a famous sonata for flute, viola and harp. This piece is so beloved that other composers began to write for this combination. Now we have a large number of works for this instrumentation, from which we are featuring some of the best, including the Houston premiere of “Elegy” by Chicago composer, Lita Grier.
St. Cecilia Chamber Music Society presents Music for Diverse Instruments, with lead musician Judy Dines, flute, Joan DerHovsepian, viola; and Paula Page, harp, in a Debussy trio and a premiere performance of “Elegy” by Chicago composer Lita Grier.
The title of this concert comes directly from Debussy, who, in 1915, started a project called “Six Sonatas for Diverse Instruments.” He never finished the project, but he did complete a famous sonata for flute, viola and harp. This piece is so beloved that other composers began to write for this combination. Now we have a large number of works for this instrumentation, from which we are featuring some of the best, including the Houston premiere of “Elegy” by Chicago composer, Lita Grier.