Stacey Pelinka, flute and UC Davis
lecturer in music
Joe Edelberg, violin
Piazzolla: to-be-announced
Carlos Simon: New Work, written for Stacey
through composer Gabriela Lena Frank’s #GLFCAMGigThruCOVID
initiative, which aims to give opportunities to performers in the
period of COVID through Frank’s Creative Academy of Music.
“We want to do our part. To that end, GLFCAM has contributed a
starting pledge of $15,000 to a GoFundMe campaign, and 65
GLFCAM composers are donating their time to create solo
works of 1–3 minutes each. These new pieces of music will
be given to performers who have lost employment because of
COVID-19 and are in financial straits. Each performer will be
invited to meet with their paired composer through Skype to
collaborate remotely in developing the new work for its
eventual premiere online for a physically-distanced audience.”
… plus French baroque, Irish tunes,duets by Telemann, and opera duets.
Brian Rice, congas and UC Davis lecturer in
music
Saul Sierra, bass
Marco Diaz, piano
Dave Flores, drums
From folklóricoto modern jazz this new quartet of
accomplished musicians collaborates to bring listeners a
kaleidoscope of music from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Brazil, and many
other Latin traditions.
Dagenais Smiley, violin and UC Davis
lecturer in music
Chase Spruill, violin
Cassandra Lynne Richburg, viola Susan Lamb Cook, cello and UC
Davis lecturer in music
An all-Beethoven program—
Duo in E-flat Major for Viola and Cello (“with two Obbligato
Eyeglasses”),
WoO 32
Trio in C Minor for Violin, Viola, and Cello, op. 9, no. 3
