Kate Stenberg, Kumiko Uyeda and Mary Artmann perform a concert of dynamic piano trios by women composers from the past 200 years, including newer works by Auerbach and Baiocchi. Piedmont Gardens Concert Series.
Kate Stenberg, Kumiko Uyeda and Mary Artmann perform a concert of dynamic piano trios by women composers from the past 200 years, including Clara Schumann’s Trio in g minor and newer works by Auerbach and Baiocchi.
Berkeley Piano Club meeting open to guests: Concert featuring the rarely performed Schumann Quintet, Andante and Variations, for two cellos, two pianos, and horn.
Monday, March 25th
at 1pm
This month's program from the Etude Club of Berkeley will feature the music of Alban Berg, JS Bach, Todd Mason, and David Popper. Performers will be Nannette McGuinness, soprano and Taylor Chan, piano, Louise Milota, piano, Mary Artmann, Julie Feldman, Vicky Ehrlich, cellos, and Vicky Ehrlich, Julie Feldman, Mary Artmann, cellos, Janet Weinstein, piano
Admission is Free
Donations Appreciated
Music by Schumann, Debussy, and Shostakovich
To attend a concert please email your request to 405Shrader@gmail.com(reservations are absolutely necessary as space is quite limited). Covid protocol requires that you remain masked during the concert and that you are prepared to show proof of completed vaccination.
Lisa Maresch, Piano / Mary Artmann, Cello
Violinist Kate Stenberg, cellist Mary Artmann and pianist Miles Graber team up to play the extraordinary piano trios of Maurice Ravel, Shostakovich and Rebecca Clarke.
Violinist Kate Stenberg, cellist Mary Artmann and pianist Miles Graber team up to play the extraordinary piano trios of Maurice Ravel, Shostakovich and Rebecca Clarke.
This is a hybrid concert - Old First seating is limited to 100 tickets, General Admission: $25
No Senior or Student priced tickets for this event.
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https://www.oldfirstconcerts.org/performance/graber-artmann-stenberg-trio-friday-april-22-at-8-pm/
The SoMa Piano Trio blends together their love of music and nature for this special benefit concert in support of Napa Climate NOW!. The program features works by Astor Piazzolla, Rebecca Clark, Henry Cowell, Beethoven and Brahms.
Violinist Kate Stenberg joins with pianist Lisa Maresch and cellist Mary Artmann to form the SoMa Trio.
Sponsor: Napa Climate NOW! 350 Bay Area
(350 Bay Area is a tax-exempt, non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization and your donations are tax-deductible. Tax id number: 47-2407547)
Napa Methodist Church ● 625 Randolph Street ● Napa, CA 94559
Tickets: $25, available at www.BrownPaperTickets.com
Discount admission available for students 21 years of age and under. For details, call or text Lynne Baker at 707-666-1172.
Refreshments served at intermission
Crowden Cello Collective, a 10-member ensemble featuring Crowden faculty, performs as part of the Community Music Day celebrations at Berkeley’s Crowden Music Center. Music by Bach, Casals, and Freudmann. CCC Cellists: Allen Aird, Artmann, Brodo, Flyer, Hamptom, Jaffe, Lee, Machiz, Scott, and Sor. Free admission
Maybeck Studio for the Performing Arts (map)
A recital of music for cello and piano. Program includes the sonata in F major Op. 5 #1 of Ludwig van Beethoven and the sonata in g minor Op. 19 of Sergei Rachmaninoff.
Admission: $20, advance purchase recommended due to very small venue.
A recording studio kick-off concert featuring the wild and wonderful string chamber music of local musical luminary Dan Plonsey.
Lisa Grodin and Kate Stenberg, Violins; Phyllis Kamrin, Viola, Shain Carrasco and Mary Artmann, Cellos; Larry London, Clarinet, and Lisa Maresch, Piano, perform: Ravel String Quartet in F, Schubert Quintet in C, Op. 163, and Schumann Fairy Tales, Op. 132.
A recital of music for piano/violin/cello trio at Strings in Emeryville. Program consists of the trio Op. 1 #1 by Ludwig van Beethoven and the trio in d minor Op. 63 of Robert Schumann.
Cellist Mary Artmann is a dynamic performer and teacher in the San Francisco Bay Area. She frequently performs in recitals, as well as in chamber music and orchestral contexts. Artmann delights in bringing many genres of music to life and in communicating with her audiences. She teaches cello and chamber music in East Richmond Heights and Berkeley, and is passionate about sharing her knowledge and skill with students. She has a special interest in smart body care for musicians, and recently presented a workshop on injury prevention at the Crowden Summer Adult Chamber Music Workshop.
