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World renowned violinist and chamber musician, Yuri Mazurkevich, will perform Sergey Prokofiev's Sonata in D major together with Tanya Kodinsky, piano. They will also perform Tchaikovsky's Melody and Waltz-Scherzo.
Another highlight of the evening will be a performance of the Robert Schumann's Quintet in E flat Major Op. 44. Performing in the ensemble will be Laura Bossert King, violin, Alexey Shabalin, violin, Rebecca Strauss, viola, Veronika Blinder, cello and Ellina Blinder, piano.
The concert will be followed by a Wine and Hors d’Oeuvres reception.
Please click here for a complete concert Program.
Tickets are $20 for adults and $15 for students and senior citizens.
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Sergey
Antonov, one of 196 musicians from 13 countries, gave
a stellar, standing-ovation performance in the final
round of Dvorak's cello concerto in b minor. Along with
the cash award he will receive a special prize from
competition sponsor Toyota Corporation: a 15 city concert
tour in Asia. Also in his bright future is a five year
contract with the Moscow Philharmonic, as well as professional
management of his career.
Antonov's first appearance with
CMFoNE was in May 2005, when he took part in their first
International Chamber Music Ensemble Competition performing
with pianist Alexandra Matvievskaya, as the Libero Duo
ensemble, subsequently winning first prize in their
age category.
Sergey has been a regular staff
performer with the 2006-2007 Chamber Music Foundation
of New England's (CMFoNE) concert series. Click
here for a full Press Release.
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Sergey
Antonov, one of 196 musicians from 13 countries, gave
a stellar, standing-ovation performance in the final
round of Dvorak's cello concerto in b minor. Along with
the cash award he will receive a special prize from
competition sponsor Toyota Corporation: a 15 city concert
tour in Asia. Also in his bright future is a five year
contract with the Moscow Philharmonic, as well as professional
management of his career. 
