Filtering by: Caitlin Valovick Moore
![Fry Street Plays Beethoven]()
Libby Gardner Series,
Robert Waters,
Fry Street String Quartet,
Anne Francis Bayless,
Bradley Ottesen,
Rebecca McFaul,
Brant Bayless,
Kimi Kawashima,
Lissa Stolz,
Evgenia Zharzhavskaya,
Andrew Larson,
Caitlin Valovick Moore,
Karen Wyatt,
Celena Shafer,
Alex Purdy,
Michael Cottle,
Chris Bosco
The Fry Street Quartet performs Beethoven's String Quartet in F major, op. 135.
Also featuring music by Fujikura, Holland, Iachimciuc, and Sheng.
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![Connect With Inspiration]()
Libby Gardner Series,
Hasse Borup,
Cahill Smith,
Caitlin Valovick Moore,
Fry Street String Quartet,
Zachary Hammond,
Anne Francis Bayless,
Bradley Ottesen,
Jason Nicholson,
Jessica Danz,
Lee Livengood,
Louis-Phillip Robillard,
Rebecca McFaul,
Robert Waters,
Jennifer Rhodes
music by Pärt • Snider • Joachim • Medtner
Like the melodic fragments infinitely reflected in Arvo Pärt’s Mirror in the Mirror, an elegant web of influences exists between these composers and their inspiration.
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![Songs of Life]()
Libby Gardner Series,
Mercedes Smith,
Caitlin Valovick Moore,
Erin Svoboda,
Keith Carrick,
Eric Hopkins,
Viktor Valkov,
Alex Martin,
Rebecca McFaul,
Bradley Ottesen,
Anne Lee,
Ted Merrit,
Anne Francis Bayless,
Fry Street String Quartet,
Joel Gibbs,
Evgenia Zharzhavskaya,
Robert Waters,
Haruhito Miyagi,
Matthew Tutsky,
Katie Porter
Musicians cut loose in this program packed with rowdy energy and just a hint of mystery.
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![Okpebholo, Loggins-Hull, Hailstork, and Bach]()
Jason Hardink and Caitlyn Valovick Moore perform works by three great American composers. Then six violists and cellists each take on a movement of Bach’s famous Third Suite for Solo Cello.
pre-concert discussion with Jason Hardink: Episode 13 of The NOVA Podcast
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![Adaptation and Persistence]()
Explore what it means for nature and society to adapt and survive when confronted with humanity’s influence.
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![Reflections]()
Grawemeyer Award-winning composer Andrew Norman presents three works depicting glass and mirrors, followed by Debussy’s Sonata for Violin and Piano and Dvořák’s String Quintet.
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