On Friday, July 1, at 7:30 pm, Cape Cod audiences will have the delight of hearing the internationally acclaimed cellist Amit Peled perform in Orleans, MA in the third concert of the Meeting House Chamber Music Festival’s 48th summer season. Peled will put his bow to the same 1733 Gofriller cello once treasured and played by the great Pablo Casals himself. A 7-concert series ticket: $90. Single tickets ($25) may be purchased at the door. Complete ticketing and program information at http://www.meetinghousemusic.org or by calling 508.896.3344.
Amit Peled has enchanted the festival’s many fans each summer for years, just as he has thrilled audiences worldwide. Reviewers in the U.S. and around the globe have praised his performances: “fiery and intelligent” (The Strad Magazine, London), “sweepingly temperamental” (The Jerusalem Post), “simply gorgeous sound” (The Baltimore Sun), “a glowing tone, a seductive timbre and an emotionally pointed approach to phrasing" (The New York Times), among countless examples.
Amit Peled is widely celebrated not only for his musicianship, but also for his larger-than-life persona and engaging stage presence. Enos chose to collaborate with Amit Peled not only because of the cellist’s virtuosity, but because he brings to his performances the authenticity, raw emotion, and diverse cultural inspirations that Enos himself values, and that have become the festival’s trademark. The details of the upcoming concert will be a surprise, but the caliber will not.
A complete program listing for the 2022 season is available at http://www.meetinghousemusic.org.
The festival’s Artistic Director and pianist Donald Enos welcomes all to experience the Meeting House Chamber Music Festival this summer. In his words, the festival offers “the delight of hearing exquisite instrumental nuance in ensemble, and the full range of exposed emotion made possible through chamber music.”
The Meeting House Chamber Festival is grateful for the support of the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Cape Cod 5 Foundation, and the Mary-Louise and Ruth N. Eddy Foundation.
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