THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 2025 - 6:30PM
KOSCIUSZKO FOUNDATION
15 EAST 65TH STREET
JAVIER OVIEDO SAXOPHONE
CSP ORCHESTRA
JEAN-PIERRE SCHMITT CONDUCTOR
The Classical Saxophone Project is dedicated to fostering an appreciation of the saxophone as a classical instrument through works by both established and new composers via performance, recording, and educating the next generation of both artists and listeners alike.
Embark on an evening of elegance and philanthropy at the Spring Soirée presented by the Classical Saxophone Project. This enchanting event seamlessly marries the artistry of classical saxophone performances with the noble cause of supporting the arts. Set against the backdrop of the season's renewal, this fundraising event promises a delightful fusion of exquisite music and charitable giving. Immerse yourself in the velvety tones and emotive melodies of the saxophone, all while contributing to the flourishing of musical education and appreciation. The Spring Soirée is not merely a celebration of spring but also a meaningful gathering where the joy of music converges with the spirit of generosity. Join us for an evening of inspiration, where the Classical Saxophone Project harmonizes the beauty of spring with the harmonious chords of social impact, creating a memorable experience that resonates long after the final notes have faded away.
PROGRAM
Byron Bellows Lazy Afternoon
Beth Anderson-Harold October Swale
*world premier
Jean-Pierre Schmitt Concertino in A Major
- Sunny Ana Ueyama, violin
Nicolas J. Chaanine Aria
Jules Demersseman Carnaval of Venice
6:30 - Welcome drink
7:15 - Concert
8:30 - Wine reception and silent auction
Tickets:
$55 PATRON LEVEL ($30 tax-deductible)
- concert and reception (general seating)
$85 ANGEL LEVEL ($45 tax-deductible)
- Patron level + reserve VIP seating
Sponsor:
$200 LOS HISTORIA VIP LEVEL
Los Historia aims to preserve traditions, reintroduce luxurious moments by supporting and cultivating arts, ranging from dance , music , culinary arts, design and beyond. In all fostering greater consciousness about nature through rare spirits and agave in building depths with community for generations to come. Ultimately bringing human and high-touch experiences back to a rapidly growing technology driven world.
10-year old Sunny will make her CSP debut in a piece by our own Maestro Schmitt.
Her mother, Ana, is an accomplished composer and violinist herself. She has composed a cadenza for her daughter and will also perform with the CSP Orchestra as concertmistress for the evening.
CSP’s programs are made possible by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
CSP wishes to thank the Arts & Letters Foundation and individual contributors for their continued support.
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