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CARNEGIE HALL, NEW YORK, JORGE GRUNDMAN
Join Jorge Grundman, composer, Alisa Weilerstein, cello, Gili Schwarzman, flute, and Eduardo Frías, piano, in two NY events
September 27, 2022: Meet the Composer at The National Opera Center
September 28, 2022: Carnegie Hall
On September 28, the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York will host the second concert by composer Jorge Grundman held in this prestigious concert hall.
On this occasion, three internationally renowned interpreters, flutist Gili Schwarzman, cellist Alisa Weilerstein and pianist Eduardo Frías, join their talents to interpret a selection of the work for flute, cello and piano by Jorge Grundman.
The recital will include three world premieres and one
local premiere. The concert program includes works of the recent release of the
prestigious Sony Classical company, Jorge Grundman: “Flute Works”. New York
audiences will have the opportunity to hear three world premieres,
Lagerfeld in Winter. Sonata for flute and piano Op 77, Tan
beautiful as you for trio Op. 91 y Facing Emotions for
Trio Op. 90 dedicated to cellist Alisa Weilerstein. The trio De la Hermosura y Dignidad de Nuestras Almas (Of Beauty and Dignity of Our Souls), Op. 43 and the flute sonata Warhol in Springtime Op. 18 complete the concert
Jorge Grundman’s father, Henri Grundman, a German by birth, emigrated to New York in 1938 and, as a New York citizen, obtained American nationality and met Ana Isla, whom he married at St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
In this way, the city of New York becomes for Jorge Grundman not only the home that welcomed his parents, his older brother, and his nephew but also the place where some of the most important scenes of his life are created, that would be permanently reflected in his musical work and in countless compositions inspired by the city and its inhabitants.
As a
result of his numerous walks around New York City, Jorge Grundman composed the
cycle of four sonatas for flute and piano “The Warhol’s Four Seasons of New York”
to which the two sonatas that can be heard at Carnegie Hall belong.
https://brookcenter.gc.cuny.edu/2022/08/30/the-art-of-the-flute/
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