Omega Ensemble Returns To Live Performance

Omega Ensemble announces The Art of Chamber Music, two special performances in support of their 2020 Resilience Fund.

With strictly limited seating to ensure comfort and safety, this exclusive event marks the ensemble’s first performance to an audience in over 250 days, performing the passionate music of Johannes Brahms and a world premiere work by Gordon Kerry.

The performers: David Rowden, clarinet/ Anna Da Silva Chen, violin/ Tim Yu, violin/ Neil Thompson, viola/ Paul Stender cello

PROGRAM
Gordon Kerry: Clarinet Quintet (World Premiere)/ Johannes Brahms: Clarinet Quintet

TICKETS: $300 includes a $250 tax-deductible donation and a complimentary glass of champagne

 

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