About this Event
Just in time for Galentine’s Day, Harmony 3 explores unexpected chemistry across time periods and musical genres, featuring the phenomenal cellist Tamar Sagiv.
Music by women composers takes center stage, including world premieres of new works by Tamar herself and Inbal Segev. We'll also introduce you to overlooked female voices from the past, such as the Parisian Fernande Decruck and Maria Theresia von Paradis— known as The Blind Enchantress and a friend and colleague of both Mozart and Haydn.
The evening also features classic works by Telemann, Bloch, and Georges Auric—the composer of Roman Holiday—a world premiere by jazz pianist Vahagn Hayrapetyan, and an original arrangement of “My Funny Valentine.”
You won’t hear this program anywhere else. We know you’ll share our Cello Crush!
About Tamar Sagiv
“Her solo music is melodic and oddly timeless, and indeed placeless, somehow evoking both Bach and Dave Holland.” — BBC Music Magazine (Roger Thomas)
Tamar Sagiv is a New York City–based cellist and composer whose work bridges classical tradition, contemporary composition, and improvisation. Her debut album with the Grammy-nominated label Sono Luminus was released on August 8, 2025, and received international attention, including coverage by BBC Music Magazine, two-time “Best Album of the Week” recognition from NPR, and features in Gramophone and The Strad.
Sagiv made her solo Carnegie Hall debut in 2023 as a composer-performer with her work Roots, and most recently presented her album release concert at National Sawdust.
Read more at TamarSagiv.com.
Read more about Harmony 3 at Harmony3ReedTrio.com.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Saint John's in the Village, 218 West 11th St, New York, United States
USD 10.00 to USD 25.00
