
Kallos Chamber Music Series Celebrates Return to
In-Person Performances in 2021-22 Season
'Back Together!'
In September we will re-launch our live events with a year of programs that will delight, performers who will inspire, and the experience of LIVE music you won't take for granted!
The musical selections of our 2021-22 Season will share hope and comfort after
what has been a difficult 18-months of isolation, loss, pain, and darkness. This season also marks the beginning of Kallos’ new performance residency at the New Haven Lawn Club, which will host the concerts in November, January and March.
If anything good has come from this outbreak, it is our increased appreciation of the beauty, meaning, and healing power of live performance.
We thank you for your friendship, support, and encouragement and
look forward to sharing the music with you in person throughout this coming season!
Presented by New Haven Lawn Club Preservation Trust
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 AT 7:30PM
NEW HAVEN LAWN CLUB
PASSIONS AND PATHOS

Music has the tremendous capacity to provoke our most intuitive emotions. Kallos’s final program of the season features four great composers, displaying elements of vulnerability, devotion, wonder, tenderness, and heroism. Similar to life, their music embarks on a pilgrimage through the mountains and valleys of passions and pathos.
PROGRAM
Florence Price (1887-1953) Adoration for violin and piano (arr. Elaine Fine)
Hugo Wolf (1860-1903) Italian Serenade for String Quartet (1887)
Robert Schumann (1810-56) Piano Quartet No. 1 in E-Flat Major, op. 47
Erich Wolfgang Korngold(1909–1957) Piano Quintet, Op.15
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2021-22 SEASON HIGHLIGHT

WHEN BEAUTY TRIUMPHS
TUE, SEP 14
The musical selections of Kallos’s first program share hope and comfort after what has been a difficult 18-months of isolation, loss, pain, and darkness. Each piece, conceived in a space of immense struggle and hardship, takes us on a revelatory journey through sound, structure, and harmony, conveying the composer’s utmost intimate voyage to joy, beauty, and triumph.

TELL ME A STORY!
WED, NOV 3
Compelling storytelling involves a deep understanding of human emotions, motivations, and psychology. Kallos’s exciting trio of musicians hopes to broaden the horizon of musical storytelling by exploring five distinct narratives: Gershwin’s first trip to France; a mythological and elusive creature living in air’s labyrinth; a ball hosted by a disapproving brother; a soldier with amnesia; and, closing the concert, a tale of a young lad who makes a deal with the devil.

CRACKS IN THE
GLASS CEILING
WED, JAN 19
Kallos is honored to present its mid-season program, “Cracks in the Glass Ceiling,'' which includes music by groundbreaking women composers Clara Schumann, Rebecca Clarke, as well as living-American-composers Augusta Read Thomas and Jennifer Higdon. These composers have shared with us more than just beautiful music; their talent, determination, tenacity, and courage have contributed to establishing an inspiring space for women in the world of classical music.

SONGS
WITHOUT
WORDS
WED, MAR 9
In celebrating the 225th anniversary of Franz Schubert, one of the greatest of lieder composers, Kallos presents a program of songs without words. While words efficiently convey message and information, instrumental music breathes in the realm of nonverbal communication. Exploring the nuances of timbres and colours created by our wonderful string quartet, this music speaks to the soul through lyricism, drama, and above all, a reverence for the most natural and beautiful tool of musical expression, the vocality of sound.

PASSIONS AND
PATHOS
WED, MAY 25
Music has the tremendous capacity to provoke our most intuitive emotions. Kallos’s final programme of the season features four great composers, displaying elements of vulnerability, devotion, wonder, tenderness, and heroism. Similar to life, their music embarks on a pilgrimage through the mountains and valleys of passions and pathos.
KALLOS AND COVID-19
Q & A
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