10 ANNUAL AUDIENCE CHOICE CONCERT

Currated by you, our audience!

Concert sponsored by a generous anonymous donor.

ECO
Sustaining Mother Earth

Maurice Ravel                 Jeax d’eau
Katherine Bodor             Commission TBA
Gustav Mahler/Zimra      Symphony No. 4, lV
Franz Schubert               Quintet “The Trout”

Tickets for this event will be sold through the August Heritage Foundation. Link will be posted as soon as it's available.

ECO
Sustaining Mother Earth

Maurice Ravel                    Jeax d’eau
Katherine Bodor               Absent an Adjustment (World Premiere)
Gustav Mahler/Zimra        Symphony No. 4, Finale for Soprano, Clarinet and Piano
Franz Schubert                  Piano Quintet,  “The Trout”

Concert sponsored by a generous anonymous donor.
 

OPPOSITION
Fighting for Peace

David Wilde                     The Cellist of Sarajevo
Hendrik Andriessen         Pastorale
Dimitri Shostakovich       Trio for two violins and piano
Valerie Coleman             Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes
Robert Dick                    Look Out
John Williams                 Air and Simple Gifts

An hour long program with snacks and drinks in a fun venue!

OPPOSITION
Fighting for Peace

David Wilde                      The Cellist of Sarajevo
Hendrik Andriessen           Pastorale
Valerie Coleman                Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes   
John Williams                   Air and Simple Gifts
Dimitri Shostakovich        Piano Quintet in g minor Op. 57

Piano provided by Chesterfield Piano Distributors
Concert sponsored by Eric Staros
Piano sponsored by George Yeh

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Bask in the beauty of sound with Yoga Buzz in the remarkable Grand Lobby of the Peabody Opera House. A beautiful duet of flute (Jennifer Gartley) and harp (Megan Stout) from Chamber Project St. Louis will be playing live music throughout an hour-long, all-levels yoga class (beginners welcome!). After class, enjoy a glass of wine and get a behind-the-scenes peek of the Peabody Opera House with a guided tour. Ticket price is a $35 donation which includes yoga, live music, wine and light snacks, and tour. Doors open at 6pm and class begins at 6:30pm. Street parking available.

A Word on Accessibility from Yoga Buzz

If there is ever any assistance you need in order to feel supported at one of our events, please reach out. If you would like to request an assistant, sign language interpreter, or other one-on-one support, please give us one week notice to try to line something up. If you have a caregiver or an assistant you'd like to bring with you, please let us know in advance.

If you have any specific needs, concerns, injuries, or limitations, please let us know either via email in advance, or connect with the teacher directly before the class begins. Contact us at events@yogabuzz.org.

Accessibility Notes for This Event
*Wheelchair Accessible
*Chairs available
*Large event (100+)

ORIGINS
Celebrating our 10th Anniversary with some of the music that got us started as a group!
And there will be cake, of course!

Rebecca Clarke       Duo for Clarinet and Viola
Mark O’Connor        Old Country Fairy Tale
Arnold Bax               Elegiac Trio
Serge Prokofiev       Quintet

Online ticket sales will end at 3:00pm the day of the concert. Tickets are available at the door cash/check/charge $20 general, $5 student.

VOYAGER
Bringing St. Louis to the world and the world to St. Louis, we explore our global village. The American Field Service is our community partner for this concert.

Valerie Coleman        Umoja
Errollyn Wallen          5 Postcards
Rochester-Yong          Song of the Lark
Jean Émile Cras          Trio

BLUEPRINT
Hearing the architecture of home.

A world premiere inspired by the Gateway Arch creates the framework for this program of sonic architectural masterpieces. Saxophonist Adrianne Honnold, founding member of Chamber Project, is featured on this program.

W.A. Mozart            Flute Quartet in D Major
Zachary Cairns       Passing Through (World Premiere)
Paul Hayden           Cherubs on the Ceiling
Caroline Shaw         In Manus Taus
Andrew Norman     Light Screens

FAITH
Exploring the power of faith to light the way through difficult times.

Adam Maness              The Delmar Wall
Adam Maness              Commission on Dred Scott
Traditional/Bunch        We Shall Overcome
Samuel Barber             Dover Beach
Christopher Rouse       Compline

We've arranged an exclusive docent lead tour of the #1 in Civil Rights, the African American Freedom Struggle in St. Louis exhibit at the Missouri History Museum in conjunction with our concert at the museum later in the week.

Free
Registration required
Follow the link below or call 314-401-0450