Meraki will present their program, "Music for Dreamers," including works by Ravel, Schumann, Marquez, and more at this private event for the Dunbarton Community in Bristow, Virginia.
The Axios Trio will perform works by Beethoven, Brahms, and Rota, at this Groupmuse event in Rockville, MD. Limited seating - If you are interested in attending, please reserve a spot on this Groupmuse event page.
Meraki will present their program, "Music for Dreamers," including works by Ravel, Schumann, Marquez, and more at St. Anne's Episcopal Church.
Selected as winners of the 2018-19 season's Classical Recital Competition, the Axios Trio will present a program of works by Beethoven, Brahms, and Rota. The recital will be followed by a Meet & Greet reception with the musicians.
Elizabeth will be performing with clarinetists, Laura Grantier, and Lera League. The program will feature works by Honegger, Krommer, Poulenc, Joan Tower, and Weber.
The Axios Trio will perform for the "Beethoven's Kitchen" chamber series, hosted by Baltimore's Symphony Number One! Program TBA.
Meraki will perform for the 5th annual performing arts showcase, Politics & Art: District Vox, co-presented by the Washington Performing Arts’ Mars Urban Arts Initiative and DC-Councilmember David Grosso. Meraki’s showcase will include a performance of Jamie Wind Whitmarsh’s “No Progress Without Loss ... every new beginning,” commissioned by the duo in 2017.
Meraki will be a featured spotlight performer at the New Music DC 2019 Conference, hosted by the District New Music Coalition. Their performance will include the world premiere of "Heloha Okchamali" (Blue Thunder) for Piano and Clarinet, by Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate. This concert is open to the public; full conference registration is not required to …
Elizabeth G. Hill returns as the featured guest pianist for the U.S. Navy Band's Clarinet Day, an annual event that features a mix of performances, lectures and masterclasses designed to inspire and educate clarinetists of all ages. Performance schedule TBA.
Meraki returns to the Sunday Recital Series at Mary Baldwin University. Their program will include the newly commissioned work, “Heloha Okchamali” (Blue Thunder), by Jerod Tate. This commission has been made possible by the Chamber Music America Classical Commissioning Program, with generous funding provided by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.