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for that transforming touch

Presented by Chameleon Arts Ensemble of Boston at Goethe-Institut Boston

February 6-February 7, 2010

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Something old, something new, something borrowed…the art of transformation is a practice as old as music itself. Libby Larsen weaves lute songs throughout her song cycle on last words of Henry VIII’s wives, Sarasate’s Carmen Fantasy for violin & piano recaptures the thrill of Bizet’s opera, and even Brahms’ beloved Piano Quintet existed in two forms before the enduring work we know today. Don’t miss this revelatory concert of musical makeovers!

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    Goethe-Institut Boston

    170 Beacon Street
    Boston, MA 02116

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    Tickets: $38, $28, $18 $5 off for students and seniors

    Info Phone: 617-427-8200

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    February 6-February 7, 2010

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    Saturday at 8 PM
    Sunday at 3 PM

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    • Event Name: for that transforming touch
      Article: Music: The Week Ahead
      Boston Globe - Feb 04, 2010
      By Jeremy Eichler

      The enterprising chamber troupe offers a typically wide-ranging program, including music by a Spanish violin virtuoso (Pablo de Sarasate) and a high priest of musical modernism (Pierre Boulez) alongside a popular cornerstone of the Romantic chamber l… Expand

      The enterprising chamber troupe offers a typically wide-ranging program, including music by a Spanish violin virtuoso (Pablo de Sarasate) and a high priest of musical modernism (Pierre Boulez) alongside a popular cornerstone of the Romantic chamber literature (Brahms’s Piano Quintet). Feb. 6 and 7, $18-$38, Goethe-Institut, 170 Beacon St, 617-427-8200. www.chameleonarts.org Collapse