Nicole Oswald, violin; Isaac Pastor-Chermak, cello; Alison Lee, piano
A program of all French chamber music, including Debussy's Cello Sonata, Ravel's Piano Trio, and Franck's beloved Violin Sonata.
Ensemble 1828--violinist Nicole Oswald, cellist Isaac Pastor-Chermak, and pianist Alison Lee--debuted in June 2019 with a seven-concert tour of Northern California cities, performing an all-Schubert program to packed houses and critical acclaim. Honoring Schubert's last and most productive year with their name, Ensemble 1828's debut was praised for its "thoroughly engaging energy" and "rhetorical uniqueness." In March 2020, the trio was back on tour in the Bay Area celebrating Beethoven's 250th birthday with performances of his Archduke trio, squeezing in a weekend of concerts only hours before the Covid-19 Shelter-in-Place order. With live performances canceled for the foreseeable future, Ensemble 1828 brought their June 2020 program to a national audience with two live-stream concerts, as well as a recording date at 25th Street Recording Studios in Oakland. The trio is excited to announce upcoming dates in 2021, bringing an all-French program to venues including Old First Concerts in San Francisco, Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, and online broadcasts available worldwide.
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A program of all French chamber music, including Debussy's Cello Sonata, Ravel's Piano Trio, and Franck's beloved Violin Sonata.
Ensemble 1828--violinist Nicole Oswald, cellist Isaac Pastor-Chermak, and pianist Alison Lee--debuted in June 2019 with a seven-concert tour of Northern California cities, performing an all-Schubert program to packed houses and critical acclaim. Honoring Schubert's last and most productive year with their name, Ensemble 1828's debut was praised for its "thoroughly engaging energy" and "rhetorical uniqueness." In March 2020, the trio was back on tour in the Bay Area celebrating Beethoven's 250th birthday with performances of his Archduke trio, squeezing in a weekend of concerts only hours before the Covid-19 Shelter-in-Place order. With live performances canceled for the foreseeable future, Ensemble 1828 brought their June 2020 program to a national audience with two live-stream concerts, as well as a recording date at 25th Street Recording Studios in Oakland. The trio is excited to announce upcoming dates in 2021, bringing an all-French program to venues including Old First Concerts in San Francisco, Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, and online broadcasts available worldwide.
Nicole Oswald, violin; Isaac Pastor-Chermak, cello; Alison Lee, piano
A program of all French chamber music, including Debussy's Cello Sonata, Ravel's Piano Trio, and Franck's beloved Violin Sonata.
Ensemble 1828--violinist Nicole Oswald, cellist Isaac Pastor-Chermak, and pianist Alison Lee--debuted in June 2019 with a seven-concert tour of Northern California cities, performing an all-Schubert program to packed houses and critical acclaim. Honoring Schubert's last and most productive year with their name, Ensemble 1828's debut was praised for its "thoroughly engaging energy" and "rhetorical uniqueness." In March 2020, the trio was back on tour in the Bay Area celebrating Beethoven's 250th birthday with performances of his Archduke trio, squeezing in a weekend of concerts only hours before the Covid-19 Shelter-in-Place order. With live performances canceled for the foreseeable future, Ensemble 1828 brought their June 2020 program to a national audience with two live-stream concerts, as well as a recording date at 25th Street Recording Studios in Oakland. The trio is excited to announce upcoming dates in 2021, bringing an all-French program to venues including Old First Concerts in San Francisco, Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, and online broadcasts available worldwide.
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A program of all French chamber music, including Debussy's Cello Sonata, Ravel's Piano Trio, and Franck's beloved Violin Sonata.
Ensemble 1828--violinist Nicole Oswald, cellist Isaac Pastor-Chermak, and pianist Alison Lee--debuted in June 2019 with a seven-concert tour of Northern California cities, performing an all-Schubert program to packed houses and critical acclaim. Honoring Schubert's last and most productive year with their name, Ensemble 1828's debut was praised for its "thoroughly engaging energy" and "rhetorical uniqueness." In March 2020, the trio was back on tour in the Bay Area celebrating Beethoven's 250th birthday with performances of his Archduke trio, squeezing in a weekend of concerts only hours before the Covid-19 Shelter-in-Place order. With live performances canceled for the foreseeable future, Ensemble 1828 brought their June 2020 program to a national audience with two live-stream concerts, as well as a recording date at 25th Street Recording Studios in Oakland. The trio is excited to announce upcoming dates in 2021, bringing an all-French program to venues including Old First Concerts in San Francisco, Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, and online broadcasts available worldwide.
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