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November 12, 2022 7:30 PM

November 12, 2022

7:30 pm

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Washington Center for the Performing Arts

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When?

November 12, 2022 7:30 PM

November 12, 2022

7:30 pm

Where?

Washington Center for the Performing Arts

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Evolution Series: The Cello

Emerald City Music reveals the wild historical development of the cello – from the Baroque period to today – in our flagship date-night experience of classical music. The evening features myriad historical cellos, an open bar, and a “wander-around” concert setting with no stage dividing you from our vastly talented musicians.

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NEW: Join cellist and co-curator Dr. Nathan Whittaker at 7:00pm for a pre-concert talk as he explores the music that helped define this beloved instrument: the cello.

Johann Sebastian BACH: Prelude to Suite No. 6 in D Major, BWV 1012, for piccolo cello (1720)

Domenico GABRIELLI: Ricercar No. 7, for baroque cello (1688)

Kaija SAARIAHO: Sept Papillons (2000)

Luigi BOCCHERINI: Sonata in G Major, G. 5, for baroque and piccolo cello (1772)

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Marin MARAIS: Les Folies d'Espagne, for viola da gamba (1701)

John ZORN: Babel (2013)

Johannes BRAHMS: Cello Sonata No. 1 in E minor, Op. 38 (1862-1865)

*Nathan Whittaker, co-curator

Artistic Director Kristin Lee shares her inspiration behind this program: “After the thrilling success of the Evolution of the Keyboard last season, I’m excited to cement the “Evolution Series” moving forward as part of the ECM programming oeuvre. I’m joined by co-curator Nathan Whittaker – baroque cello specialist – as we explore the fascinating history of the cello. From what was a five-stringed instrument that only functioned as a “bass line” in an ensemble during the 16th century, the cello evolved to become one of the most celebrated solo instruments of today. Throughout the evening, you will witness rarely seen instruments that were created and experimented with before the cello became what we recognize now as the modern cello. Along the way, you will hear a variety of eclectic and historical works composed at each phase of the cello’s evolution.

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