DOUBLE FEATURE: One concert and reception $75. Two concerts and reception $125.

 6:30 PM

Jaani Helander Freedom Quartet, Op. 5 (2023) US Premiere 20’

Eugenia Pikovsky, Alex Snytkin/violins Dmitri Ratush/viola Jaani Helander/cello

Ambassador’ Soloists Preview

Chopin Ballade

Michael Davidman, pianist(USA)

Castelnuovo -Tedesco Figaro from “The Barber of Seville”

Ritmo di Tango (arr. Heifetz)

Davide De Ascaniis, violinist (Italy)

Dvorak Rondo G minor, Op. 95

Vilém Vlček, cellist (Czechia)

7:30 PM RECEPTION on the terrace

8:00 PM

Franz Schubert String “Cello” Quintet in C major, D. 956, Op. posth. 163 (1828) 54’

Liza Kerob, Takamori Arai/violins Daniel Miles/viola Francisco Vila, Yoni Draiblate/celli

This performance is dedicated to Lynn Harrell (1944-2020), great cellist, friend and iPalpiti’s Artistic Advisor 1998-2020.

Tickets

For additional information, see https://www.ipalpiti.org/ *Artists and Programs are subject to change without notice.

It’s almost festival time again: iPalpiti's 27th season! July 22-27, 2024. LA audiences are again in for a treat. The 24 musicians from 19 countries – and, if my geography is correct, five continents – will play two concerts at Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills July 24, and the grand finale “On Wings of Peace” July 27 -- for the first time at the magnificent Ambassador Auditorium in Pasadena, the historic “Carnegie Hall of the West.” Maestro Eduard Schmieder again leads the group – and rehearsals are open to the public July 22-26 at the Beverly Hills Library Auditorium. In addition, there are two member-only events, at Beverly Hills Rotary Club and a patron event at Petit Hermitage hotel, home of the festival for many seasons.