Immerse in the captivating world of Ravel's music: night moths bouncing around on a summer evening a jazzy groove of a Violin Sonata and the distant lands of the ancient Greeks and Hebrews. This free admission concert will be on Sunday June 2 at 4:30 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley at 1 Lawson Road in Kensington. The concert will feature soprano Jennie Yukyung Byun violinist Kai-Li Cheng and pianist Yu-Ting Chen. In addition artworks inspired by the Mirror set will be displayed interpreted by artist Peggy Gyulai and amateur artists Wen-Hui Yin-Chiu Jou and Su-Jung Weng.
"Mirror on the World" a concert reflecting on the beauty and diversity of our planet through the mirror of Maurice Ravel celebrates the composer's belief in music as a universal language that can unite people. “True each music has its motherland but its natural calling is to be international and to bind all nations with the bond of harmony. May music also infuse the spirit of reconciliation into every heart.”- Ravel’s words spoken in 1920 still hold today and echo the spirit of the "A B C Pianoing Round the World" Project a journey that seeks to foster connections between individuals by delving into unique cultures and shared experiences. Having journeyed from A to E the project is now ready to land in France this concert. Let the power of music continue to unite hearts and inspire a spirit of reconciliation that knows no boundaries. Kindly visit https://yutingchenpianostudio.weebly.com/pianoing-round-the-world to learn more about this project.
Event Venue
Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley, 1 Lawson Road , Berkeley, United States
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