BYRON SCHENKMAN – HAYDN & CONTEMPORARIES

January 13, 2024

Schedule

Date:
  • Date: Saturday, January 13, 2024
  • Timing: Doors open 7:30pm for an 8:00pm start. Concert ends ~9:20pm. 
  • Venue: Live! at 10th and G, 945 G St NW, Washington DC 20001. Venue is a modern, mostly glass building on the NE corner of the block next to MLK Library.
  • Metro: One block’s walk from either Metro Center or Gallery Place Station.
  • Parking: Under venue parking available at flat rate $10. Entrance is at 980 G Place, N.W. an alley. Take church elevator to Sanctuary Level for concert hall.


Enjoy this delightful Program of lovely, elegant music written in the early Classical style. The Program is grounded around two light, witty Sonatas and a charming Fantasy by Joseph Haydn, one of the most important proponents of the Classical music style. Complimenting these are works by a fascinating array of composers including a French female composer who helped make the fortepiano popular in the court; an Italian female composer and performer widely recognized as a prodigy at a very young age; and a brilliant biracial man of color who, as a violinist, composer, and athlete acquired the French title of Chevalier de Saint-George. You’ll leave this concert with a smile on your face and a spring in your step!

Early Music Review (UK) – ‘Schenkman’s playing is exemplary: clear, without affectation and with subtle ornamentation… In a very crowded field (this) Scarlatti recording sticks out for the intelligence and bravura of the playing’

Early Music America – ‘Schenkman’s performances …are fluent, idiomatic, and engaging’

Gothic Catalogue – Byron Schenkman’s ‘… CD of Handel Harpsichord Variations has been called “dazzling” by American Recorder Guide; his D’Anglebert CD was “strongly recommended” by Fanfare Magazine; and his program of 17th-century French music from the Bauyn Manuscript was hailed as “overall one of the best harpsichord CD’s I’ve come across” by Early Music Review (UK)’


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Byron Schenkman plays Joseph Haydn Keyboard Sonata No. 12, A Major, Hob. XVI:12: III. Finale: Allegro Molto

Byron Schenkman plays Anna Bon Sonata in C Major op. 2, no. 4