Hyannis Arts Hall presents Rossini Club Chamber Trio at Federated Church

Acoustic to Electronic: Electric Dreams in Brahms, Lang, Tanaka, and Saariaho • The Rossini Club Brings Remarkable Chamber Music Program to Hyannis

For more than a dozen years, The Rossini Club, with its summer home on Nantucket, has been winning acclaim for its innovative, thematic programs linking historic classical music to new and modern compositions. The group will bring another of its notable performances to the sanctuary of the Federated Church of Hyannis, presented by Hyannis Arts Hall, on Sunday, March 15, at 2 pm,

This Hyannis concert Electric Dreams explores tradition and modern innovations expressed when electronics meet an acoustic genre, and how composers embrace and echo sounds created by electronic elements. This curated concert features music by composers Saariaho, Tanaka and Lang, “in contrast and conversation” with Brahm’s beloved clarinet trio. Works to be performed include Oi kuu, by Kaija Saariaho; Trio for Clarinet, Cello & Piano Op. 114, by Brahms; Techno-Etudes, by Karen Tanaka; and Monadologie XXVII (Brahms Variations), by Bernhard Lang

The Rossini Club creates accessible, interactive, and memorable performances by accomplished artists, each a rising professional in leading regional orchestras, chamber music groups, and as soloists in venues across the U.S. and abroad. With a changing roster of musicians, the group is overseen by founder and artistic director Nick Davies, a clarinetist with the Colorado Symphony and a frequent guest musician and soloist. “Through thoughtful and evocative programming, we strive to create experiences that inspire, challenge, and celebrate the vitality of the arts,” says Davies.

For more about The Rossini Club, its programs, and musicians, visit them online at therossiniclub.org.

General seating tickets at $30 are available now on eventbrite.com, with all proceeds to benefit Hyannis Arts Hall.

Doors will open at 1:30 pm for the 75-minute concert. The visually prominent Federated Church of Hyannis can be found in the Historic East End of Hyannis, at 320 Main Street, with plenty of parking nearby. For information about Hyannis Arts Hall and upcoming events, visit HyannisArtsHall.com on social media or by calling Bill Ferrall, managing director, at 508-228-8535.