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Sunday Salon Series.
The Prokofiev Quintet was the featured piece on the second Salon, and featured musicians from the National Symphony Orchestra. A portion of the original Ballet was projected on the ceiling throughout the performance.
Jennifer "Fritz" Kim and Ben Wensel were some of the featured string players in the Nov. salon: "Meet the Family." Each string instrument was discussed by the string artists and then performed.
Concert was open to all ages.
Coming up:
LeDroit Chamber Players at the Atlas Intersections Festival 18
March 4th 2:30 pm
Buy tickets here: http://www.atlasarts.org/event/ledroit-chamber-players/
*Use code LEDROIT10 for 10% off your ticket purchase*
This year’s Intersections Festival at the Atlas on H St focuses on Where the Art World and the Real World Intersect. When we saw this year’s theme, we knew that we had to be a part of it! One of the main purposes of the LeDroit Chamber Players is to make our musical world meet the real world in unexpected places and in creative ways. This program will certainly do that! When discussing Sergei Prokofiev and ballet, most people would be drawn to Romeo and Juliet or Cinderella—some of his most famous ballet music. However, audiences at the Atlas will be delighted by Prokofiev’s quirky ballet inspired Quintet in G minor op. 39 for Oboe, Clarinet, Violin, Viola and Double Bass. The program will also include arrangements of Brahms’ most well known and stunningly beautiful piano works, as well as a nod to the music of Leonard Bernstein.
Jamie Roberts, oboe
Kristin Bowers, clarinet
Alexandra Osborne, violin
Mahoko Eguchi, viola
Alexander Jacobsen, double bass