Sundays @ Four: Jay Campbell, cello

Presented by Crowden Music Center

Jay Campbell

Crowden continues its 40th anniversary season on Sunday, November 12, presenting acclaimed cellist Jay Campbell—an Oakland native and an alum of the Crowden School—with Eric Zivian, pianoforte, in an all-Beethoven program.

A global phenomenon who is the only musician ever to receive two Avery Fisher Career Grants —as a soloist, and again as a member of the JACK Quartet—Crowden alum cellist Jay Campbell’s performances have been called “electrifying” (New York Times) and “gentle, poignant, and deeply moving” (Washington Post). He will be joined by local favorite Eric Zivian (Left Coast Ensemble, Valley of the Moon Festival) playing a historic pianoforte, performing three Beethoven sonatas and 7 Variations on “Bei Mannern, welche Liebe Fuhlen.”

General admission tickets are $35, with discounted rates for seniors and students, and a free “Meet-the-Artists” reception. Children 8 to 18 can attend free of charge.

Date:
Venue:
Crowden Music Center
Organization:
Crowden Music Center
Genres:
Classical,
Chamber Music,
Recital
Categories:
Live Event,
Family Friendly
City: Berkeley
Price Range:
Free to $35
Email:
[email protected]
Phone:
510.559.6910
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Program Items

Ludwig van Beethoven 7 Variations on "Bei Mannern, welche Liebe Fuhlen"
Ludwig van Beethoven Sonata No. 1 in F Major, Op. 5, No. 1
Ludwig van Beethoven Sonata No. 4 in C major, Op. 102. No. 1
Ludwig van Beethoven Sonata No. 5 in D Major, Op. 102, No. 2

Performers

Jay Campbell cello
Eric Zivian pianoforte

Crowden Music Center

Crowden Music Center

1475 Rose Street
Berkeley, CA 94702
United States

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Crowden Music Center in Berkeley, CA, serves more than 12,000 Bay Area music lovers of all ages each year with educational programming and concerts that emphasize the collaborative art of chamber music. Rich musical learning experiences are available through two educational divisions: The Crowden School, a coeducational private school for grades three through eight, and Crowden’s education offerings for the broader community, which provide music instruction to students of all ages and levels of experience, teaching over 1,400 community students each year. Crowden enhances and supports the musical life of the Bay Area in myriad ways, including free and low-cost concert series (always free for children), public master classes and talks by prominent guest artists, music education outreach programs in local public schools, a facility rental program for fellow music non-profits, and partnerships with numerous arts organizations.