Raritan River Music Festival announces their 34th annual concert series throughout the month of May, with The Mohawk Trail Piano Trio performing at the Old Greenwich Presbyterian Church in Warren County.
The Mohawk Trail Piano Trio is comprised of violinist Masako Yanagita of Japan, cellist Mark Fraser of Canada, and pianist Estela Olevsky of Argentina. Their music comes together to interpret core classics from the ensemble literature. Also featured in this year's music fest are The Four Nations Ensemble, bringing to life the music of François Couperin and his colleagues in 18th century France, Bergamot Quartet, performing traditional folk music and Mooke, Hoffman, Bonfiglio, Oltman, Newman, performing “Serenade for the Grand Canyon,” an instrumentation from the early 1980s along with an electric violist and new guitar work from Leo Brouwer.
The mission of Raritan River Music is to create our cultural heritage today, to keep music alive, and to bring the music to you. In addition to the festival, Raritan River Music continues to provide innovative enrichment presentations to school and health care facilities throughout the region.
The 34th Raritan River Music Fest presents The Four Nations Ensemble
The first of a four-concert series held in Hunterdon and Warren Counties, The Four Nations Ensemble brings to life music by the great François Couperin and his grand colleagues composing and performing at the Palace of Versailles and at salons and concert halls around Paris in the early 1700s. This first concert is hosted by Clinton Presbyterian Church.
The 34th Raritan River Music Fest presents Bergamot Quartet
The 33rd Annual Raritan River Music Festival is kicking off with the beautiful sounds of the Bergamot Quartet.
The 34th Raritan River Music presents The Mohawk Trail Piano Trio
The 34th Raritan River Music Festival, winner of the National Award for Adventurous Programming from ASCAP/Chamber Music America, will present a series of four concerts throughout the month of May.
The 34th Raritan River Music presents Mooke, Hoffman, Bonfiglio, Oltman, Newman
The 34th Raritan River Music Festival, winner of the National Award for Adventurous Programming from ASCAP/Chamber Music America, will present a series of four concerts throughout the month of May.