Jeffrey Chappell will perform a solo piano program including Chopin's Ballade in G Minor, Faure's Ballade in F# Major, Liszt's Concert Paraphrase of the Waltz from Gounod's "Faust", original works by Jeffrey Chappell, and Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. Performance in Merrick Lecture Hall of Goucher College.
Grammy-nominated flutist Karen Kevra and pianist Jeffrey Chappell perform a program of exquisite French repertoire featuring audience participation. The first half of the program is Michel Blavet's Sonata ”L'Henriette”, Francis Poulenc's Sonata, and a composition by Karen's mentor, Louis Moyse. At intermission everyone will receive a ballot listing the ten works from Moyse's world-famous anthology Flute Music by French Composers with descriptions of pieces by Gabriel Fauré, Cécile Chaminade, and others. Audience members then vote for ...
Grammy-nominated flutist Karen Kevra and pianist Jeffrey Chappell perform a program of exquisite French repertoire featuring audience participation. The first half of the program is Michel Blavet's Sonata ”L'Henriette”, Francis Poulenc's Sonata, and a Key West premiere by Karen's mentor, Louis Moyse. At intermission everyone will receive a ballot listing the ten works from Moyse's world-famous anthology Flute Music by French Composers with descriptions of pieces by Gabriel Fauré, Cécile Chaminade, and others. Audience members then vote for ...
Jeffrey Chappell will perform Jeux d’Eau by Ravel, Sonata by Charles Griffes, and his own Piano Misterioso, and will be joined by violinist David Felberg and clarinetist Jeff Brooks in Contrasts by Bartók. The concert is presented by the Chatter North series in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The event includes a spoken word performance by Betsy James.
Jeffrey Chappell will perform Jeux d’Eau by Ravel, Sonata by Charles Griffes, and his own Piano Misterioso, and will be joined by violinist David Felberg and clarinetist Jeff Brooks in Contrasts by Bartók. The concert is presented by the Chatter Sunday series in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The event includes a spoken word performance by Richard Wolfson.
Jeffrey Chappell will perform Mozart’s Fantasy and Fugue in C Major, K. 394, Haydn’s Sonata in B Minor, and Beethoven’s Bagatelle, Opus 119 No. 1 and Sonata, Opus 109. He will discuss controversial aspects of scholarly research related to each piece. The event is presented by the Beethoven Center in San Jose, California, the only research center in North America dedicated to the life and works of Ludwig van Beethoven.