Daniel Felsenfeld Presents:
The Parhelion Trio
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About this performance
The Parhelion Trio – Sarah Carrier (flute), Ashleé Miller (clarinet), and Andrea Christie (piano) – recently made their national debut at the 2014 National Flute Convention in Chicago, where they performed multiple concerts featuring works by living American composers. As part of the “ETHEL and Friends” series at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Parhelion regularly collaborates with living composers to create new works that explore the ensemble’s unique potential while incorporating original arrangements from the canonical repertoire. Parhelion was formed in 2010 at the Institute for Contemporary Performance at Mannes College The New School for Music.
Other events with Daniel Felsenfeld:
Danny Felsenfeld Presents: Curiosity Cabinet
Apr 6, 2016 • 9:30pmThe Wild Called Maxx, the story of a progressive young-adult who leaves her job and journeys to the unknown jungle of metropolitan New York, is told through music, narration, and illustrations.
Daniel Felsenfeld Presents: The Parhelion Trio
Feb 18, 2016 - 7pm The Parhelion Trio – Sarah Carrier (flute), Ashleé Miller (clarinet), and Andrea Christie (piano) – Parhelion regularly collaborates with living composers to create new works that explore the ensemble’s unique potential while incorporating original arrangements from the canonical repertoire.
Daniel Felsenfeld Presents: The Nouveau Classical Project
June 01, 2016 - 7:00pm The Nouveau Classical Project will perform the music from their debut album, Potential Energies, composed by Trevor Gureckis and released later this summer by Philip Glass’s label, Orange Mountain Music.
Opera on Tap and The Curiosity Cabinet Present: One Night of Excess
March 8, 2017 - 10:00pmOne Night of Excess is a sensual one-act opera that explores darkness, sexuality, sensuality, and their co-mingling. The work encourages the audience to abandon self-consciousness and explore their own role as voyeur for an evening of seduction and storytelling. This work marks the first collaboration between composers Whitney George and Daniel Felsenfeld - co-directors of The Curiosity Cabinet.
