The Virginia Chamber Orchestra and Meadowlark Gardens Present
THIS IS A FREE EVENT
With Garden Admission (Or Annual Pass)
Children Ages 6-17
$3
Adults Ages 18-54
$6
Children under the age of 6 are free
Super Adults, Ages 55+
$3
Sunday, September 13, 2020, 3 PM to 4 PM
An Amusement from Mozart, a Serenade from Beethoven and a Turkish Reverie from Kivrak
Teri Lazar, violin
Osman Kivrak, viola
Adam Gonzalez, cello
Mozart: Divertimento from String Trio in E-flat Major, K.563
Osman Kivrak: Uzun Hava for Violin and Viola
Beethoven: Serenade for String Trio in D Major, Op. 8
VCO Concertmaster Teri Lazar and her husband, Principal VCO Violist Osman Kivrak, will perform Kivrak’s composition for Violin and Viola, Uzun Haza, which was inspired by Turkish folk music.
Sunday, September 20, 2020, 3 PM to 4 PM
Flute and Bass in a Pas de Deux, Handel Refreshes, Beethoven Serenades, the Double Bass goes from Bach to Blues.
Guest Artist, Soloist: Robert Oppelt, Principal Bassist, Musician of the NSO, Nicolette Driehuys Oppelt, flute; Teri Lazar and Jennifer Rickard, violins; Osman Kivrak, viola; Marion Baker, cello
Overture from Water Music by Handel
Divertimento in D Major, K. 136 by Mozart
Selections from Serenade for Flute, Violin, and Viola by Beethoven
Flute Quartet in D Major by Mozart
Pas de Deux for Flute and Double Bass by Robert Oppelt
Bach to Blues by John Clayton
Hornpipe from Water Music by Handel
Robert Oppelt, Principal Bassist, Musician of the NSO, will be featured soloist in Bach to Blues by John Clayton. VCO Principal Flute Nicolette Driehuys Oppelt, his wife, will join him to perform Oppelt’s Pas de Deux for Flute and Double Bass.
Concerts are 3 – 4 PM
Bring a blanket or bag chair and enjoy the sounds of principal players and guest artists from the VCO in the beautiful setting of the Korean Bell Garden. A different ensemble will play each week. While picnicking is not permitted, please feel free to bring a beverage and snack or purchase some in the gift shop. Alcohol is prohibited.
Please note: It is approximately an 8-minute walk from the Visitor’s Center to the concert location.