November 5, 2022 Concert:
7:30 - 9:00pm
Sponsored by the Stanford Department of Music.
Stanford Woodwind Quintet
with Jon Nakamatsu, piano
Saturday November 5th, 2022
7:30 - 9:00pm
Bing Concert Hall
327 Lasuen St, Stanford, CA 94305
The Stanford Woodwind Quintet is joined by pianist Jon Nakamatsu (Van Cliburn Gold Medalist) in this performance of works by Poulenc, Thuille, Ibert, and Muczynski. | Note that this event has been moved to Bing Concert Hall.
Admission information
Tickets are now on sale at Stanford Ticket Office!
- ADVANCE TICKETS: General $18 | Senior (65+) $13 | *Non-Stanford Student $13
- DAY-OF TICKETS: General $23 | Senior (65+) $18 | *Non-Stanford Students $18
- Free Stanford student tickets available one hour before curtain; please read Stanford Ticket Office's free ticket information.
- Stanford University guidelines now state that masks are no longer required, but are strongly recommended. We encourage you to continue wearing masks for the comfort of our patrons, staff, and artists. Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test will no longer be required.
Stanford Live
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Avedis celebrated its 35th season in 2020, shortened to only two
scheduled
concerts due to the pandemic. Future concerts have not been scheduled.
Please join the Stanford Woodwind Quintet with Jon Nakamatsu for our November 5 concert at Bing Concert Hall at Stanford University. This concert is sponsored by the Stanford Music Department.
We send heartfelt gratitude to
our wonderful
audiences
for your steadfast support and enthusiasm
through all these years.
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Thirty-seven years ago, our inaugural season captivated both audiences and critics alike.
“Avedis means ‘good news’ in Armenian. And Monday’s debut…for Avedis,
San Francisco’s newest chamber music series, was certainly that.”
– SF Chronicle..........
Since then Avedis has continued to bring inspiration to our programming
and joy to our performing with each new season.“…this year’s trio of concerts is a smashing example of
quality, variety and freshness…”
– Newhouse News Service“…musicianship at its zenith”
– SF Classical Voice“For more than 30 years, Avedis — the fine series led by flutist
Alexandra Hawley — has been regaling San Francisco audiences with
a variety of chamber music, performed by a shifting constellation
of the areas leading instrumentalists. From Bach to the modern era,
this is a reliable source of amiable musicmaking.”
– San Francisco Chronicle……………………………………………………………………………………………..
Avedis, which means “good news” in Armenian, takes its name from San Francisco pianist, Robert Avedis Hagopian (1945-1984) and is dedicated to his memory, honoring the spirit of joy, excellence, and adventure he brought to his music and to the musical world.
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