the episcopal church of the redeemer
april 2, 2017 . 5PM
FREE, no tickets required 

Address: ​6201 Dunrobbin Drive | Bethesda, MD | 20816

Inscape Chamber Orchestra returns to The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer where they have been the Ensemble-in-Residence since 2005.  The program opens with an homage to JS Bach in Steven Stucky's kaleidoscope-like play on Bach's first keyboard partita.  Amanda Brown joins the group for Julia Adolphe's striking miniatures based on text by Louise Bourgeois.  The program concludes with one of Brahms' most enchanting chamber works featuring clarinetist Evan Ross Solomon.    

program:

JS Bach                               Prelude from Keyboard Partita No. 1
Steven Stucky                 Partitia-Pastorale after JSB
Julia Adolphe                  He Disappeared into Complete Silence
            Amanda Brown, soprano                                                                          

brief intermission
 
Johannes Brahms         Quintet for Clarinet and Strings

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