Experience the joys of live music when the Four Seasons in Music Series returns to the Great Hall in Castle Gould at The Sands Point Preserve on Sunday, Nov. 12 at 3 p.m.
The concert is followed by a wine reception – a time to mingle with the artists, friends and concert-goers.
The Nov. 12 program, “Fall Musicale,” features an afternoon of music, from Beethoven, Bach, and Mozart to Guy Klucevsek, one of today’s culturally diverse composers.
Created by the artistic director, Kathryn Lockwood, who also serves as artistic director of Music@MOMA, the concert is part of a curated series comprising music, poetry and dance, inspired by the time of year and themes of romance and resilience.
Fall Musicale performers include duoJalal, the ensemble-in-residence for the Telluride MusicFest with Lockwood on viola and Yousif Sheronick, who brings unique skills as a classical- and world-percussionist.
Joining them on violin are Nurit Pacht, a top prize winner in the Irving Klein International Music Competition in California, and Benjamin Russell, a member of American Contemporary Music Ensemble.
On cello is Brook Speltz, a member of the Escher String Quartet and an artist of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center.
On accordion is Nathan Koci, a music director and performer in such genres as theater, folk music, jazz, contemporary classical music, dance, and karaoke singing.
The final installment of the season, Fall Musicale celebrates the end of autumn’s “cooling off” season, with a focus on celebrating the earth as a warm, breathing, living map.
Tickets are $40 for members of Sands Point Preserve Conservancy; $50 for non-members, and includes parking. Please note that processing fees will be added to credit card charges. For more information, visit sandspointpreserveconservancy.org, or call 516-571-7901.
The Sands Point Preserve is located at 127 Middle Neck Road in Sands Point.
