Zefira Trio Performs 'Colorful Outpouring' For November Bach’s Lunch

Press release from Concord Community Music School:

Join us at Concord Community Music School as the Zefíra Trio takes the stage for November Bach’s Lunch concert on Thursday, November 3. The ensemble will perform the program “Colorful Outpouring: Music as a Universal Language of Expressing Human Emotion.” November’s free Bach’s Lunch concert will be held in person at the Music school; masks are optional and pre-registration is not required.

Bach’s Lunch Concert: “Colorful Outpouring: Music as a Universal Language of Expressing Human Emotion”

Thursday, November 3, 12:10 – 12:50 p.m.

Olga Patramanska-Bell (violin), Ashima Scripp (cello), and Eleanor Perrone (piano) will perform a program presenting music as a universal language of human emotion. The members of Zefíra have established themselves as solo artists and chamber musicians of the highest standard. They are top prize winners of many national and international competitions and appear often as soloists with orchestras or in major recital halls across the country. This commitment to excellence is the foundation of their collaboration — to combine the instrumental mastery of the soloist into the ‘many-become-one’ that defines great chamber music playing, and is achieved only by long-term association and mutuality in joint performance.

Committed to education and community outreach, the Zefíra Trio often brings their performances to audiences who have limited opportunity to hear first-rate classical concerts, but who are highly receptive to both the aesthetic and the educational experience that these concerts provide. Members of the trio are also on the performance and chamber music faculties of several institutions and are dedicated to reaching the next generation of young musicians through private teaching, coaching, and workshops.

The Zefíra Trio programming reflects a commitment to musical excellence that displays the artistry and depth of each instrument as both an individual voice and as part of a unified whole. Programs often highlight the unique sonorities and capabilities of each instrument by including some of the great duo or solo repertoire alongside piano trios. To fully connect and draw in their audience, the trio believes strongly in communicating through both engaging performances and lively, informative comments on the music and its composers.

The Bach’s Lunch Series is sponsored by The Timothy and Abigail B. Walker Lecture Fund.

For more information, please call 603-228-1196 or visit www.ccmusicschool.org.

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