Germantown Performing Arts Center
1801 Exeter Rd.
Germantown, TN 38138
United States
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$62.00
GPAC and Iris Collective present concerts of iconic chamber music works in an intimate, cabaret-style setting on the stage in the Highland Capital Performance Hall!
Renowned violinist, speaker, and author Vijay Gupta gives his Iris debut with a personal and collaborative program that connects masterworks of the past with the music of our time. Gupta is the founding artistic director of Street Symphony, a community of Los Angeles-based musicians creating performances, workshops, and new songs with neighbors recovering from addiction, homelessness, and incarceration. This performance begins with Bach’s masterpiece, the E Major Partita, with interstitial movements from Kurtag's '“Signs, Games and Messages” for solo violin. Also on the program is a movement of Darshan, written by internationally acclaimed Indian-American composer Reena Esmail. The evening culminates in a performance of the effervescent Beethoven Septet in E-flat Major with members of the Iris Collective. This program kicks off the Iris Collective’s collaboration with Hospitality Hub, a Memphis-based organization whose mission is to connect individuals with the resources they need to begin their journey out of homelessness.
Proudly brought to you by Lane Music, Dr. & Mrs. John Adams, Rick & Jill Broer, and Meryl Shahun Rosen.
This concert was rescheduled due to severe winter weather. If you had a ticket for the original date on January 29, your ticket remains valid and no action is needed on your part. Any questions can be directed to the GPAC Box Office at (901) 751-7500.