MUSIC

Brookline Music School (BMS) presents “Sempre Schubert” by the Thoreau Piano Trio with Paul Jacobs on piano and guest artists Susan Jensen on violin, and Darry Dolezal on cello, members of Esterhazy Quartet. The concert will present a mix of chamber works by Franz Schubert (1797-1828).

The “Sempre Schubert” concert opens the Brookline Music School’s 2012-2013 Faculty Artist Series with BMS piano faculty Paul Jacobs. The BMS 2012-2013 Faculty Artist Series will feature a colorful spectrum of musical backgrounds to include jazz, folk, classical and ethnic styles. The superb quality of educational offerings at BMS is made possible by the high level of arts education, musicianship and pedagogical experience of the faculty. The faculty at Brookline Music School is comprised of over sixty highly experienced music educators, most of whom also pursue active careers as performers, recording artists or composers, and hold graduate degrees or higher from the world’s most notable conservatories and universities.

Brookline Music School’s 2012-2013 Faculty Artist Series will continue with Sunday concerts at 4:00pm with Chris Veilleux and his group Roving Soul (jazz, folk, classical and ethnic music traditions) on November 11, concert TBD on December 9, Amy Poliakoff, flute, Phil Rush, viola, Michelle Rush, violin and Lindsay Albert, piano (Trio Op. 18 of Maurice Durufle, flute and viola solo selections) on February 10, Nara Shahbazyan, cello and guest artist on piano (Romantic to Contemporary period including Schuman, Webern and Piazzola) on March 10, and Valerie Ross, piano (Romantic to Modern, Brahms, Debussy, Rzewski and Messiaen piano) on May 12. Meet the artist receptions will immediately follow each concert.