WASHINGTON MUSICA VIVA (WMV) performs classical, contemporary, and jazz-based chamber music.
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UPCOMING:
December Takoma Park House Concert and Art Sale
Probably on December 14 (stay tuned). Carl Banner, piano solo; Marilyn Banner paintings on sale for 50% off. At BannerArts, 7502 Flower Ave in Takoma Park MD. Tickets $20 (advance only); all ticket sales go to Tommy’s Pantry.
Sunday January 12, 2025 at 2:30 pm at Richard White’s home in Bethesda
Hoorig Poochikian, violin, and Carl Banner, piano. Sonata #1 in A, Op. 13 by Gabriel Fauré; “Open Wide the Doors for All” by Noam Faingold; Three Pieces for Violin and Piano, by Masatoshi Mitsumoto. Potluck Dinner. $25, advance only. Tickets.
Bethesda House Concerts: Richard White hosts frequent chamber music house concerts/potluck dinners at his fabulous art-filled home in Bethesda. Contact him at rix.rox.solox@verizon.net for full schedule, and to join his mailing list.
RECENT EVENT:
“The Jamie Raskin Oratorio”
Saturday September 7, 2024 at Church of the Ascension in Silver Spring MD
Photo by Kelley Bishop
Poetry by Anne Becker, adapted from Jamie Raskin’s memoir, “Unthinkable”, with original music by Noam Faingold. Performed by Anne Becker, Chris Royal, trumpet, and Carl Banner, piano. A Washington Musica Viva Commission!
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Plus, “Dichterliebe” by Robert Schumann, performed by Rhonda Buckley-Bishop, soprano saxophone, and Carl Banner, piano.
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