This Thursday, 8pm - fresh from Ephermerisle - STAGEFRIGHT (the band that’s afraid to perform) is bringing San Francisco a night of psychedelic musical comedy, quirks that haunts, costumes, chaos, and stories of their desert life. If you fall asleep during their show, the best of the best Wonder Valley lover WILL wake you up 💦 Let’s pizza it up!!
Suggested donation $20, no one turned away for a lack of funds
(RSVP by checking out here, venmo directly to artist @stagefrighttheband)
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A powerhouse cornerstone of the trio repertoire, Dohnányi's Serenade meets a charming Dvořák gem written for the amusement of friends—then casually forgotten by the composer. Trio drama, salon sparkle, no apologies. Violinist Katie Allen, violist Paula Karolak and cellist Emileigh Brooke Vandiver play modern and classic selections for string trio.
Program:
Loop - Carlos Simon
Miniatures Op. 75a - Antonin Dvorák
Cavatina. Moderato
Capriccio. Poco allegro
Romanza. Allegro
Gavota. Larghetto
———— Intermission ————
Passo Mezzo e MascheradaBalletto (From Ancient Aires and Dances) - Ottorino Respighi
Romanian Folk Dances - Béla Bartók
I. Joc Cu Bâta
II. Brâul
III. Mâruntel
Serenade for String Trio in C major, Op.10 - Ernst von Dohnányi
Marcia (Allegro)
Romanza (Adagio non troppo)
Scherzo (Vivace)
Tema con variazioni (Andante con moto)
Rondo
Door at 6:30pm, music begins promptly at 7pm.
Fresh off his residency in Banff, genre-fluid pianist Jeremiah Cossa travels from NYC/Boston for a special night music IN the moment, at Atelier Kromatica.
Jeremiah Cossa is a boundary-crossing pianist proficient in a vast array of musical languages. He leads an exciting and unorthodox career that nimbly traverses Classical and Contemporary chamber repertoire, Jazz and Contemporary Improvisation, and several Rock projects.
Cossa is a core member of Chamber Rock ensemble Cordis, praised by Billboard for creating “sparkling moments that defy classification.” He has performed with Parlando, the NYC orchestra called “off the scale for its integrity and emotional impact” by the NY Classical Review. His punk band nurse joy was a fixture of the Boston DIY scene while active.
Classically trained, Cossa has appeared as soloist with multiple orchestras and received a share of local and international competition awards before shifting his focus to Contemporary repertoire.
Jeremiah grew up in eSwatini (formerly Swaziland), where he began piano at age 5 and continued after moving back to the US at age 11. He holds a B.M. from Azusa Pacific University and an M.M. from The Boston Conservatory. He newly resides in Brooklyn.
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