Portland Museum of Art at 5:30 PM
7 Congress Square, Portland, ME
Festival Associate Artists from The Juilliard School and Eastman School of Music perform a free concert at PMA as a gift to the City of Portland.
Pairing works by Winslow Homer, Eliot Porter, Renoir, Max Bechmann, and Maine artist Tim Rollins, the Bach Virtuosi Festival Associate Artists will perform works from Haydn, Paul Hindemith, Joelle Wallach, and Johann Sebastian Bach. The selection of music is based around the museum’s collections of art and personally curated by the BVF Associate Artists.
Bo Pang, , violin
Daniel Yue, violin
Chihiro Kakishima, violin
Ela Kodžas, violin
Lucy Gelber, viola
Kelcey Howell, cello
“Our decision to perform these exquisite musical works is due to the intricacy of the art and how the two relate to each other,” says violinist Bo Pang. “We are moved by the intricacy of works by artists like Max Bechmann, Winslow Homer, and Kawase Hasui. All of us felt a deep connection to how this artwork relates to Haydn, Hindemith, Wallach, and Bach. There is an endurance to these composers and these artists – they work well together and we are honored to tie together both artforms in this multimedia recital.”
Joseph Haydn– String Quartet Op. 20 No. 6
Winslow Homer – An Open Window
J.S. Bach – Cello Suite No. 3
Eliot Porter – Redbud Trees in Bottom Land
Joelle Wallach – Beside the Still Waters
Tim Rollins – Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn Asleep on a Raft
J.S. Bach – Solo Sonata No. 2
Fitz Henry Lane – Castine Harbor, 1852
Paul Hindemith – Solo Viola Sonata
Max Bechmann – Drinking Song
J.S. Bach – Double Violin Concerto
Maurice Prendergast – Rhododendron
Boston Public Garden
N. C. Wyeth – Dark Harbor Fishermen
Pierre-August Renoir – Confidences
Caroline Shaw Quartet – Blueprint
Kawase Hasui – Houses by the Sea