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DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Jonathan D.\nMusicians: Asiya Korepanova\n\n5 PM Door
 s & Pre-Reception\n6 PM Performances\n7:30 PM Post-Reception\n\n_____\n\n[
 Gotham Arts](https://gothamarts.net) is thrilled to host the [Flatiron Fes
 tival](https://www.flatironfestival.com/)\, a chamber music series directe
 d by pianist and composer [Asiya Korepanova](https://www.asiyakorepanova.c
 om/)\, featuring seven "offerings" between May 31 and June 14\, 2026.\n\n*
 *Flatiron Festival**\n**Offering VII**\n\n**SEASON FINALE**\n**The Concert
 o Unbound**\n\n**Argus Quartet**\n**Tyler Vittoria\, double bass**\n**Asiy
 a Korepanova\, piano**\n\nWine will be served.\n\n**Program**\n\n**Jean-Ph
 ilippe Rameau** (1683–1764)\nThree Keyboard Pieces (transcribed by Joey 
 Roukens)\n\n**Carl Maria von Weber** (1786–1826)\nKonzertstück Op. 79\,
  version for piano and strings\n\n**Mikhail Glinka** (1804–1857)\nGrand 
 Sextet in E-flat major for Piano and Strings (1832)\n*Allegro*\n*Andante*\
 n*Allegro con spirito*\n\n_____\n\n**About the Argus Quartet**\n\n**Gianca
 rlo Latta | violin**\n**Sam Parrini | violin**\n**Maren Rothfritz | viola*
 *\n**Drake Driscoll | cello**\n\nThe **Argus Quartet**’s “vivacious fo
 ursome” (The New Yorker) is committed to bringing thoughtful and persona
 l programs to both seasoned listeners and audiences new to classical music
 . The Quartet enjoys projects that celebrate collaboration\, community\, a
 nd risk-taking in venues of all shapes and sizes.\n\nPraised for playing w
 ith “supreme melodic control and total authority” and “decided drama
 tic impact” (Calgary Herald)\, Argus has quickly emerged as one of today
 ’s most dynamic and versatile ensembles. Formed in Los Angeles in 2013\,
  the Quartet has performed in some of the country’s most prestigious ven
 ues and festivals\, including Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall\, Chambe
 r Music Society of Detroit\, the Ravinia Festival\, the Albany Symphony’
 s American Music Festival\, and Music Academy of the West. In 2017\, Argus
  won First Prize at both the M-Prize Chamber Arts Competition and the Conc
 ert Artists Guild Victor Elmaleh Competition.\n\nHighlights of the 2022-23
  concert season include two appearances at Carnegie Hall\, a return to Col
 umbia University’s Miller Theatre for its Pop-Up Concerts series\, the b
 eginning of a multi-year recording project of the string quartets of Donal
 d Crockett\, and the launch of a new program consisting of works by Indige
 nous composers. This program will feature a new composition by Pulitzer Pr
 ize finalist Anne Leilehua Lanzilotti\, commissioned as a National Perform
 ance Network Creation & Development Fund Project. The Quartet will premier
 e the program in San Diego\, Long Beach\, and Denver in spring 2023.\n\nCe
 ntral to the Quartet’s work is close collaboration with living composers
 . In 2022\, Argus premiered Jessica Meyer’s “Of Being\,” commissione
 d by Chamber Music America\, at the Morgan Library. Past commissions inclu
 de works by Katherine Balch\, Donald Crockett\, GRAMMY nominee Eric Guiniv
 an\, Hermitage Prize winner Thomas Kotcheff\, and Guggenheim Fellowship re
 cipient Juri Seo. Argus’ recording of Seo’s works for string quartet w
 as released in May 2019 on Innova Recordings\; December 2022 saw the relea
 se of Christopher Cerrone’s “The Air Suspended” with pianist Shai Wo
 sner on New Focus Recordings. The Quartet has received grants from the Kou
 ssevitzky Foundation\, Concert Artists Guild\, and the Caramoor Center for
  Music and the Arts in support of their commissioning efforts.\n\nEducatio
 n and outreach are an important part of the Argus Quartet’s mission. The
  Quartet has worked with students through residencies and masterclasses at
  Yale and Princeton\, Temple University\, James Madison University\, Rockp
 ort Music\, California State University Long Beach\, and the Virginia Arts
  Festival. From 2020-2022\, they were an ensemble in residence with Midori
  & Friends\, regularly presenting interactive performances in New York Cit
 y public schools.\n\nFrom 2015-17\, Argus served as the Fellowship Quartet
  in Residence at the Yale School of Music under the guidance of the Brenta
 no Quartet\, and from 2017-19 held the position of Graduate Resident Strin
 g Quartet at the Juilliard School\, where they worked closely with the Jui
 lliard String Quartet. They have also held residencies at New Music on the
  Point working with the JACK Quartet\, and at the Caramoor Center for Musi
 c and the Arts as the Ernst Stiefel Quartet in Residence.
LOCATION:Flatiron\, New York
SUMMARY:Flatiron Festival\, Offering VII: SEASON FINALE: The Concerto Unbou
 nd: Argus Quartet & Asiya Korepanova\, piano
URL:https://www.groupmuse.com/events/16359-flatiron-festival-offering-vii-s
 eason-finale-the-concerto-unbound-argus-quartet-asiya-korepanova-piano
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