“Sound Czech”
Members of the Cliff Dwellers are cordially invided to attend a concert by the Rembrandt Chamber Musicians.
“Sound Czech.” While the title is a good-natured pun, it also raises a question that has been asked repeatedly over the centuries during nationalist debates abou music. Can a particular country have a singular “authentic” music? What does it mean to “sound Czech,” exactly?
An advance ticket is required for anyone attending the concert. Tickets must be purchased directly from the Rembrandt Musicians. Tickets are available right up to the time of the concert, unless the concert is sold out.
To purchase tickets, use this link, and the code for the club discount. There are tickets for many different performances on this site, so be sure you choose the one at the Cliff Dwellers on May 9.
https://rembrandtchambermusicians.vbotickets.com/events
Discount Code: VILLAGE2425
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Members attending the concert who would like to partake in a 3-course dinner prior to the performance should make reservations with the Cliff Dwellers by May 2.
reservations@cliff-chicago.org or 3121-922-8080
Three-course dinner: $46 for members, $52 for non-members
5 p.m. – Bar opens
6 p.m. – 3-course Dinner served
7 p.m. – Performance
MUSICAL PROGRAM NOTES:
ARTISTS:
Black Oak Ensemble: Desiree Ruhstrat, violin; Aurelien Fort Pederzoli, viola; David Cunlife, cello; John Macfarlane violin; Carol Cook; Sydney Lee, cello
PROGRAM:
– DVORAK: Terzetto in C major
– Gideon KLEIN: String Trio (1944)
– Intermission
– DVORAK: String Sextet in A Major, Op. 48
