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Music of Peace and PIlgrimage
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Eleven centuries of sacred music from the Mediterranean performed by world renowned musicians Catherine Braslavksy (voice, dulcimer, tambour) and Gary Haggerty, oud.
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Grief to GraceSunday, March 8 at 4 pm
St.Columba's Retreat , Inverness A program of music and poetry to lead through the darkness featuring violinist Nigel Armstrong and pianist Kayleen Asbo and poet Doug Von Koss in the works of Bach, Dvorak, Arvo Part, David Whyte, Mark Nepo $20-40 donation suggested |
Musical Soul Mates
The love letters and music of Johannes Brahms, Clara and Robert Schumann in a celebration of tenderness, devotion and the power of friendship to inspire and sustain us
Sunday, February 16 at 5 pm
Petaluma Historical Library and Museum
20 Fourth Street, Petaluma
Program:
Widmung, Robert Schumann
Carnival: Florestan and Eusebius, Robert Schumann
Far From Home, Robert Schumann/Clara Schumann
Liebst du um Schonheit, Clara Schumann
Romance in A Minor, Clara Schumann
Sonntag, Johannes Brahms
Intermezzo Op. 118 #2 in A Major, Johannes Brahms
Intermezzo Op. 119, Johannes Brahms
Kayleen Asbo, narration and piano
Michael Rosin, narration and piano
Sadie Sonntag, mezzo soprano
Bonnie Brooks, mezzo soprano
Doug Von Koss, poet
The love letters and music of Johannes Brahms, Clara and Robert Schumann in a celebration of tenderness, devotion and the power of friendship to inspire and sustain us
Sunday, February 16 at 5 pm
Petaluma Historical Library and Museum
20 Fourth Street, Petaluma
Program:
Widmung, Robert Schumann
Carnival: Florestan and Eusebius, Robert Schumann
Far From Home, Robert Schumann/Clara Schumann
Liebst du um Schonheit, Clara Schumann
Romance in A Minor, Clara Schumann
Sonntag, Johannes Brahms
Intermezzo Op. 118 #2 in A Major, Johannes Brahms
Intermezzo Op. 119, Johannes Brahms
Kayleen Asbo, narration and piano
Michael Rosin, narration and piano
Sadie Sonntag, mezzo soprano
Bonnie Brooks, mezzo soprano
Doug Von Koss, poet
Beethoven Birthday Party
Monday, December 16, 2020
10:30 am-12:30 pm
Petaluma Historical Library and Museum
20 Fourth Street, Petaluma
Ludwig Van Beethoven's life is one of the most astonishing stories of all time. Though the power of determination and will, he rose from his grief-stricken childhood as a little boy who was constantly abused by his alcoholic father to become Vienna's most famous and sought-after pianist, conductor and composer. At the pinnacle of his fame, tragedy struck again as he discovered his growing deafness. Despite excruciating pain, constant personal rejection and the terror and fear of the Napoleonic wars exploding around him, Beethoven found a way to pour his broken heart into his music, creating a pathway of hope and healing for all of us that led to a vision of universal peace and love in his Ninth Symphony.
Towards the end of his life, Beethoven began an exhaustive study of the music of Handel, who quickly became his idol. On Beethoven's birthday, join Santa Rosa Symphony Music Historian Kayleen Asbo and musicians from Sonoma State University as the bring to life the hidden connection between Handel's Messiah and Beethoven's Ode to Joy . Revel in an alchemical celebration of the life and music of a hero for our time in a journey that carries us from darkness to joy, capped off by communal singing of carols. All profits from this event will go to funding the Alchemy of the Arts Academy, an initiative to bring music education into local schools and live musical performances into the neediest places of our community.
Capped off by birthday cake and an auction of art, music and other events!
Tickets $40- all proceeds to fund the Mythica's innovative new Alchemy of the Arts Academy- a project designed to bring music as healing to our entire community.
A Birthday Party for Johann Sebastian Bach
Sunday, March 31 at 5 pm
St. John's Episcopal Church
40 Fifth Street, Petaluma
Tickets: General Admission, $30
Preferred Choir Stall Seating, $40
Scholarship seating available for the back of church
Kayleen Asbo, story, piano and organ
Nigel Armstrong, violin
Devon Bolt, flute
Program:
Fantasia in a minor for organ
Sicilienne for flute and keyboard
Partita No. 2 in d minor for Unaccompanied Violin
Sonata in c minor for violin and keyboard
Mozart's Birthday Party!
A feast of stories, concertos, sonatas and songs to celebrate the extraordinary life and music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart-- capped off with a desert reception with the musicians. A portion of the profits will go towards funding musical education programs for youth in Sonoma County.
Tickets:
In advance: $25 General/$35 Preferred Balcony Seating
Purchase tickets online here
AT the door: $30.00 Regular Seating/$40.00 Preferred
A feast of stories, concertos, sonatas and songs to celebrate the extraordinary life and music of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart-- capped off with a desert reception with the musicians. A portion of the profits will go towards funding musical education programs for youth in Sonoma County.
Tickets:
In advance: $25 General/$35 Preferred Balcony Seating
Purchase tickets online here
AT the door: $30.00 Regular Seating/$40.00 Preferred