Beverly Hills, that is. The Da Camera Society (a chamber music society I mentioned last year) arranged a concert by the Janaki String Trio in the Beverly Hills Women’s Club. Click the (no-flash, not-while-they-played) photo for a larger version. I’m a Beethoven nut, and so having two of his string trios on the program was excellent. There was also a trio by Shubert that I liked a lot. There were two bonuses however.
They also played the string trio in C, Op. 10 by Dohnanyi, which I enjoyed very much, and a new piece by Andrew Norman entitled “Alabaster Rounds” (it was its West Coast premiere), which was quite marvelous.
-cvj
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That was not how it was pronounced when they were announced. I did not work my way over to the musicians during the reception to ask them anything, so this did not come up. So I’m not sure.
cheers,
-cvj
That sounds great! I’ve been into classical for about a year (I specialise in listening :D), and I’m a LvB nut, too!
Btw, I’m just curious about the name of the ensemble. The J is pronounced the “Spanish-way,” right?
Off I go now to listen to a Haydn concerto.