The Four Seasons in Music series returns to Sands Point Preserve on Sunday, July 14 at 3 p.m. at Hempstead House, a former Guggenheim mansion.
The Preserve’s historic mansions and waterfront grounds are the backdrop for this unique chamber music series, created by series artistic director Kathryn Lockwood.
Each concert features music and poetry, inspired by the time of year and themes of romance and resilience.
Internationally renowned musicians present captivating performances with repertoire that can range from the Baroque era to today’s culturally diverse composers.
As the July 14 concert celebrates England’s influences, the music of iconic British composers Edward Elgar and Benjamin Britten will share the stage with composers from Commonwealth countries that, including Australia, South Africa, and Singapore.
The concert features duoJalal, the Preserve’s ensemble-in-residence, with Lockwood on viola and Yousif Sheronick, who brings unique skills as a classical- and world-percussionist.
They are again joined by violinists Deborah Buck and Min-Young Kim, and cellist Caroline Stinson for the Preserve’s very own BBC Proms – London’s summer season of concerts in the Royal Albert Hall.
A Four Seasons event wouldn’t be complete without a themed reception. so stay for a spot of tea following the performance. It’s a time to mingle with the artists, friends, and concert-goers within the beautiful Hempstead House.
Tickets are $45 for members and $56 for non-members and include fees and parking. For tickets, and more information, please visit sandspointpreserveconservancy.org/events/2024-four-seasons-in-music/
