About this Event
The season opens with a simple yet enduring question: What shapes who we become? From the playful vitality of Tessa Lark’s Jig and Pop and the intimate reflections of Seth Grosshandler to the poetic world of Schumann and the expansive lyricism of Dvořák, these works illuminate the traditions, memories, and experiences that continue to shape us throughout our lives.
Brought to life by a remarkable ensemble of some of today’s most celebrated musicians, the program offers a vibrant exploration of heritage, identity, and shared memory.
PROGRAM
Tessa Lark (b. 1989) | Jig and Pop for violin solo
Seth Grosshandler (b. 1958) | Miniatures for Piano, Cello and Clarinet
Robert Schumann (1810-1856) | Märchenerzählungen for clarinet, viola, and piano, Op. 132
Antonin Dvořák (1841-1904) | Piano Quartet No.2, Op.87 in E-flat major
This event offers general admission seating in the New Haven Lawn Club Ballroom. Doors open for a pre-concert reception at 7:00 PM and general admission ticket holders are welcome to claim an unreserved seat in the ballroom at this time. In addition to the pre-concert reception, refreshments will also be available during intermission. All refreshments and off-street parking in the New Haven Lawn Club lot are complimentary.
There will be limited reserved seating in front for concert series sponsors and their guests. To inquire about sponsorship and reserved seating please email the New Haven Lawn Club Preservation Trust ([email protected]).
Event venue & nearby stays
New Haven Lawn Club, 193 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, United States
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