A Golden Wire Ensemble

Alexander Sitkovetsky

Per Tengstrand

Adam Golka

Michael Stephen Brown

Nicholas Canellakis

Wu Qian

23/24

SEASON

FEATURED ARTISTS

MAY 1

Bohemian National Hall

MOZART AS HARLEQUIN



Michael Stephen Brown piano

Adam Golka piano

Mozart Selection of pieces for 2 pianos and 4 hands
(K.381, K.deest, K. 426, K.355, K. 574, K. 448)


Ilustrated talk by Jan Swafford

APR 18

Leighton House Museum (London, UK) (view map)

L’Invitation au Voyage

(If you happen to be in London)

Vera Maria Kremers soprano
Jakub Sládek piano

Music by Debussy, Berlioz, Ravel, Duparc, Fauré, Martinů, Poulenc, Weill

Illustrated talk by Patrick Bade

SPRING 2024 CONCERTS

MUSIC IN CONTEXT

Established in 2011, Aspect Chamber Music Series was created with the goal of introducing and promoting a novel concert format: Music in Context. After a successful tenure in London, the program relocated in 2016 to NYC where the series continues to introduce audiences to new and intriguing aspects of music.

All of our events combine refined programming and inspiring talks by world-renowned speakers and musicians, transforming the traditional recital experience into an intimate and thought-provoking blend of performance, speech, and image.

ARTIST ENCOUNTER & POST-CONCERT RECEPTION

Our concerts start at 7.30pm, but we warmly invite you to join us at 7.00pm to enjoy a complimentary glass of wine and socialize with fellow music-lovers at our pre-concert receptions. We also now invite you to attend an Artist Encounter & Post-Concert Reception.

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our venues

BOHEMIAN NATIONAL HALL

321 E 73rd St · New York, NY 10021

The Bohemian National Hall has been an important center for Czech and Slovak culture in New York City for more than one hundred years. Since its beginnings, it has served as a focal point for its community, offering ethnic food, and Czech language and history classes as well as space for its large community to meet and hold various events. Today, the Bohemian National Hall represents a significant reminder of the major working-class ethnic enclave that once flourished in Yorkville and stands as a monument to an important aspect of the history of immigrants in New York City and the United States.

THE BLUE GALLERY

222 E 46th St, New York, NY

One of Manhattan’s most enchanting locales. With up to 6,800 square feet of Agrarian Age New York City ground floor space featuring ceilings from 12 to 22 feet high, Italian terrazzo tile floors, exposed 159-year-old brickwork, oak beams, and cast iron fixtures, Blue Gallery is a peaceful, history-soaked space in the midst of bustling Midtown, that evokes New York City at the end of the Civil War and the beginning of the Industrial Age.

ITALIAN ACADEMY

1161 Amsterdam Avenue · New York, NY 10027

The Italian Academy is a premier global center for research in the humanities and sciences, founded in 1991 on the basis of an agreement between Columbia University and the Republic of Italy. Its chief commitment is to promote groundbreaking cross-disciplinary work while addressing international social issues.

OUR FUTURE VENUE

20TH CENTURY THEATRE

291 Westbourne Grove, London W11 2QA, United Kingdom

Aspect Foundation seeks to restore the extraordinary performance spaces that make up the venue once known as the 20th Century Theatre. It will create a superb 175-seat concert hall for world-class chamber music performances.