Monday, June 20
Kaul Auditorium, 8 pm

Tuesday, June 21
Catlin Gabel School, 8 pm

Since its Baroque origins, the double concerto has excited composers and musicians alike as a unique showcase of virtuosity and communicative artistry for two. Explore its evolution, from its roots in Bach, to later applications by Mendelssohn and Chausson.

Thursday, June 23
Kaul Auditorium, 8 pm

Beethoven composed his Trios for Piano, Violin and Cello in two compositional stages (his Op. 1 series constitued the first pieces he saw fit to publish, while the later Op. 70 pair and Op. 97 were written during his "middle" period, after finishing his Sixth Symphony). Experience all six of these richly varied trios over two nights, both at Reed College.

Friday, June 24
Kaul Auditorium, 8 pm

We continue our presentation of Beethoven's six Trios for Piano, Violin and Cello over two nights at Reed College. See Thursday, June 23 for additional information.

Saturday, June 25
Kaul Auditorium, 8 pm

Steeped in folk tradition, the lively spirit of Hungarian music has provided classical composers seemingly limitless inspiration. Experience the richness of Hungarian nationalists Kodály and Bartók alongside imaginative, ethnically themed music by Brahms, Ravel and Haydn. Capping the program are Paul Neubauer's own arrangements for viola and gypsy band!

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Sunday, June 19
Kaul Auditorium, 6 pm

CMNW Pre-Festival Salon
Join the CMNW family on the eve of opening night for a behind-the-scenes look at some of the exhilarating programs featured throughout the festival, with host David Shifrin. Free

Wednesday, June 22
Kaul Auditorium, 11 am

Open Rehearsal
Repertoire TBD. Free

Friday, June 24
Classic Pianos, 11 am

"In the Works"
Our new Protégé Project coaching series! Watch the Protégé artists in coaching sessions with CMNW veterans. Repertoire and artists TBD. Free