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ENSEMBLE-IN-RESIDENCE SERIES | EXO CHAMBER: LISTENING TO BRAHMS

  • Church of the Advent Hope 111 E 87th St New York, NY 10128 (map)


Carnegie Hill Concerts and Experiential Orchestra Co-Present:

EXO Chamber: Listening to Brahms

In this EXO:Chamber series, EXO expands on their popular Loft Party and Lincoln Center Listening Concerts, as Music Director James Blachly hosts and guides a concert with (optional!) audience interaction and creates an environment of shared discovery, with EXO's extraordinary musicians providing all of the magic of exquisite chamber music, plus offering their unique perspectives and ideas. This concert closes EXO's 2023  residency at Carnegie Hill Concert Series (111 E. 87th street) in a program curated by Henry Wang and Lady Jess, members of the EXO Creative Team, which is led by Pauline Kim Harris.

Program

Brahms Sextet No. 1 in Bb Major, Opus 18

Featuring

Lady Jess and Pauline Kim Harris (violin); Edwin Kaplan and Ramón Carrero Martínez (viola); Michael Katz and Sujin Lee(cello), hosted by EXO Music Director James Blachly.

About EXO's 2023 Creative Team

Under the direction of Strategic Partner Pauline Kim Harris, five superb EXO musicians have joined our CreativeTeam who have worked together in curating and designing a new chamber music series of three concerts. This will inaugurate the Ensemble Residency Series at Carnegie Hill Concerts in the 2023 Spring Season – a new music chamber music series in New York City - Manhattan, co-curated by Nicholas Zork and Pauline Kim Harris. In this collaboration with CHC, EXO will present three concerts curated by our newly formed 2022-23 Creative Team: Alex Fortes, Lady Jess, Sami Merdinian, Michelle Ross and Henry Wang.

In delving deeper into the overall theme of our 2023 season, EXO’s Creative Team has carefully molded an intertwining experience through the lens of storytelling.

This project is made possible in part with funds from Creative Engagement, a regrant program supported by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) in partnership with the City Council, and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature, and administered by LMCC. ‍