Cosponsored by: Rebecca Horvath

Saturday, January 12
8 pm
Hill Auditorium
Pre-concert lecture 7:00 pm

Mozart Requiem
Mozart’s farewell piece, the Requiem, summarizes his genius with heart-melting melodies.
with Louise Toppin, Sedona Libero, Charles Reid, Daniel Washington, Measure for Measure, Livingston County Women’s Chorus, Skyline High School Chorus, and the Huron and Pioneer High School A Cappella Choirs

Mozart Piano Concerto No. 9 in E-flat major with Alon Goldstein, piano

Pianist Alon Goldstein returns by popular demand to play Mozart’s 9th piano concerto – Mozart’s first unequivocal masterpiece of the Classical period by 21-year-old Mozart, and pianist Alon Goldstein brings it to life.

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Alon Goldstein and Friends

• Alon Goldstein, piano
• Aaron Berofsky, violin
• Arie Lipsky, cello

MENDELSSOHN Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor, Op. 49
SCARLETTI Two Sonatas
BERNSTEIN “The Masque” from Symphony No. 2
BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata in C sharp minor, Op. 27 No. 2 “Moonlight”

The finest chamber recital music is played by A²SO musicians and special guests. These hour-long concerts, starting at 1:30 p.m. are open to listeners of all ages. The concerts take place at the Jewish Community Center, 2935 Birch Hollow Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48108.

Enjoy dessert refreshments with coffee and tea starting at 1:00 p.m. and during recital.

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Place: Saline District Library
Performance Times: 10:30 a.m.

Music comes alive in KinderConcerts – free 30-minute concerts designed especially for children 2- to 5-years old. No worries about wiggly tots sitting still for a concert – they’ll dance and move while listening to the music.  Then they’ll be mesmerized by hearing a story being told with musical accompaniment. An A²SO musician will join movement and narration specialist Gari Stein and pianist Kathryn Goodson for a guided introduction to the instruments of the orchestra.  Parents, grandparents, teachers, and day care leaders can introduce classical music to even the youngest listeners at your local libraries.

For more information: https://www.a2so.com/kinderconcerts/

Place: Ann Arbor District Library (downtown)
Performance Times: 10 & 11 a.m.

Music comes alive in KinderConcerts – free 30-minute concerts designed especially for children 2- to 5-years old. No worries about wiggly tots sitting still for a concert – they’ll dance and move while listening to the music.  Then they’ll be mesmerized by hearing a story being told with musical accompaniment. An A²SO musician will join movement and narration specialist Gari Stein and pianist Kathryn Goodson for a guided introduction to the instruments of the orchestra.  Parents, grandparents, teachers, and day care leaders can introduce classical music to even the youngest listeners at your local libraries.

For more information: https://www.a2so.com/kinderconcerts/

Place: Dexter District Library
Performance Times: 10 a.m.

Music comes alive in KinderConcerts – free 30-minute concerts designed especially for children 2- to 5-years old. No worries about wiggly tots sitting still for a concert – they’ll dance and move while listening to the music.  Then they’ll be mesmerized by hearing a story being told with musical accompaniment. An A²SO musician will join movement and narration specialist Gari Stein and pianist Kathryn Goodson for a guided introduction to the instruments of the orchestra.  Parents, grandparents, teachers, and day care leaders can introduce classical music to even the youngest listeners at your local libraries.

For more information: https://www.a2so.com/kinderconcerts/

Place: Chelsea District Library
Performance Times: 10 a.m.

Music comes alive in KinderConcerts – free 30-minute concerts designed especially for children 2- to 5-years old. No worries about wiggly tots sitting still for a concert – they’ll dance and move while listening to the music.  Then they’ll be mesmerized by hearing a story being told with musical accompaniment. An A²SO musician will join movement and narration specialist Gari Stein and pianist Kathryn Goodson for a guided introduction to the instruments of the orchestra.  Parents, grandparents, teachers, and day care leaders can introduce classical music to even the youngest listeners at your local libraries.

For more information: https://www.a2so.com/kinderconcerts/