AmiciMusic Presents “Double Trouble: Great Works for Two Violins and Piano”

AmiciMusic, the award-winning musical organization led by new Savannah resident, pianist Daniel Weiser, continues their free summer chamber music series (donations gratefully accepted) at Skidaway Community Church on Wednesday, July 9 at 6:30pm in the Sanctuary. The program entitled “Double Trouble” features great works for two violins and piano.  Violinists Emmanuel Borowsky (Baltimore) and Glen Mouat (Scotland) join pianist/Artistic Director in this concert that includes the incredible Double Violin Concerto by J.S. Bach along with works by Rebecca Clarke, Shostakovich, Frolov, and Moszkowski.  All the pieces feature intricate and virtuosic interplay between the violins in a constant musical dialogue with the piano as well.

AmiciMusic, meaning “Music among Friends,” is dedicated to performing high-quality concerts in intimate venues and to breaking down the barriers between performers and the audience. They aim to make their concerts informal and relaxed and Dr. Weiser always talks before each piece to put the composer into socio-historical context and provide clues for what to listen for. Their concerts are always thematic and educational—truly “Edutainment.” Founded by pianist and Artistic Director Daniel Weiser originally in Asheville, NC, AmiciMusic uses top musicians from around the world who are passionate about chamber music and to communicating with audiences through their music. Future concerts on the series will be “DOUBLE TROUBLE–Great music for two violins and piano” on July 9 at 6:30pm and “FOUR-HAND FIREWORKS” on July 30 at 6:30pm. For more information about AmiciMusic and any of these upcoming concerts, please visit www.amicimusic.org and click on the Savannah link.