Where would each of us be without our mothers? Sarasa Chamber Music Ensemble presents a program celebrating motherhood.
Where would each of us be without our mothers? Taking its title from Pedro Almodóvar’s 1999 film, this program offers a musical reflection on the many facets of motherhood, with works for string quartet and soprano by Locke, Fanny Hensel, Dvořák, Gershwin & Mahler. Featuring internationally-acclaimed soprano Ute Gfrerer.
Sunday, March 19th at 3:30pm - Follen Community Church, Lexington MA
Program:
Matthew Locke - Fantasy from Suite No.2 in D major from “Consort of Fower Parts”
Dvorak - Gypsy Songs ~ Songs my Mother Taught Me
Fanny Hensel Mendelssohn - String Quartet in E-flat Major, Op. 277
Mahler - Kindertotenlieder (arr. for soprano and string quartet by Ivo Bauer)
Gershwin - Lullaby for string quartet
Tickets available online and at the door. $25 GA, $20 Seniors, $10 Students
Phone: (978) 766-9408
Email: admin@sarasamusic.org
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Attendees are welcome to join us for a small post-performance reception.
2023/03/19 - 2023/03/19
Follen Community Church
755 Massachusetts Avenue, Lexington, MA 02420
Parking You may park: In our parking lot across the street, except between the 2nd Friday after Thanksgiving through Christmas (Note: cross Massachusetts Avenue only at the crosswalk, using the light) On Massachusetts Avenue or Follen Road (see map via link above) In the Waldorf School lot just beyond the library parking We have reserved a space for first time visitors in front of the church Reserved handicapped spaces are available beside the church. There are also three spaces allotted on Sundays for those with limited mobility. On Sundays you may park on the side of the Waldorf School nearest the church (to the left of the school if you are facing it). During the week do not park there. Those spaces are reserved for Waldorf School faculty and staff. Public and Other Transportation During the week and on Saturdays, Follen is easily accessible by public transportation. The MBTA 62 and 76 buses from the Alewife T station go right by our front door pretty frequently during the week, a little less frequently on Saturday… but unfortunately do not run on Sundays at all. The Minuteman Bikeway from Alewife passes very near Follen: if you’re on the Bikeway headed west, after you cross Fottler Ave you’ll reach a pond, tennis courts, soccer field and playground on your left; cut across the soccer fields and past the Waldorf School and Follen is right there.