Frequent favorite, pianist, Natasha Kislenko will be joined by
cellist, Virginia Kron for an afternoon of beautiful chamber music.
Sunday July 25 at 4pm
cellist, Virginia Kron for an afternoon of beautiful chamber music.
Sunday July 25 at 4pm
The Music Branch is happy to host its first classical chamber concert in 15 months. Please join us for our next concert Sunday, July 25 at 4pm featuring favorite fabulous pianist, Natasha Kislenko. Cellist Virginia Kron will join Natasha for the much loved Beethoven Op.69 Sonata in A Major for Piano and Cello. $20 no change donation recommended ~ just drop your donation in box at the entrance.
This will be an indoor event with no seating restrictions. All attendees must wear face masks to prevent the spread of the Delta variant.
Pianist Natasha Kislenko has concertized extensively in the former USSR, Germany, Bulgaria, Italy, Spain and the United States. Critics praise her “great artistry,” “perfect technique,” and “extraordinary richness of nuance and color.”
Previous solo engagements include the Moscow Symphony Orchestra, The Tbilisi Philharmonia, Georgia, the Lugansk Philharmonic Orchestra, Ukraine and Santa Barbara Symphony, CA. Natasha has performed chamber music with many distinguished artists including Sarah Chang, Zvi Zeitlin, James Buswell, and others.
Natasha received top prizes at international piano competitions such as the J.S. Bach competition in Germany and J.N. Hummel competition in the Slovak Republic, as well as in France, Italy, and Portugal. She made her Carnegie Hall solo recital debut after taking the Grand Prize at the Missouri Southern International Piano Competition in 1996.
Born in Moscow, Natasha holds graduate degrees in piano from the famed Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory, and Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX. She earned her Doctor of Musical Arts Degree from Stony Brook University, NY. She has been a faculty member at the Music Academy of the West, CA since 2004. Natasha taught at California State University, Fresno for five years and is presently on the faculty at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Pianist Natasha Kislenko has concertized extensively in the former USSR, Germany, Bulgaria, Italy, Spain and the United States. Critics praise her “great artistry,” “perfect technique,” and “extraordinary richness of nuance and color.”
Previous solo engagements include the Moscow Symphony Orchestra, The Tbilisi Philharmonia, Georgia, the Lugansk Philharmonic Orchestra, Ukraine and Santa Barbara Symphony, CA. Natasha has performed chamber music with many distinguished artists including Sarah Chang, Zvi Zeitlin, James Buswell, and others.
Natasha received top prizes at international piano competitions such as the J.S. Bach competition in Germany and J.N. Hummel competition in the Slovak Republic, as well as in France, Italy, and Portugal. She made her Carnegie Hall solo recital debut after taking the Grand Prize at the Missouri Southern International Piano Competition in 1996.
Born in Moscow, Natasha holds graduate degrees in piano from the famed Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory, and Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX. She earned her Doctor of Musical Arts Degree from Stony Brook University, NY. She has been a faculty member at the Music Academy of the West, CA since 2004. Natasha taught at California State University, Fresno for five years and is presently on the faculty at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Cellist Virginia Kron needs no introduction to this audience, having performed on the series every year since its creation. Locally Virginia has performed with the Ojai Music Festival and performed concerti with New West Symphony and Channel Islands Chamber Orchestra. At the Art Center she has introduced new music by living composers from southern California. She was documented by Ventura County’s Focus on the Masters in 2010. She teaches cello privately and has taught students at Ventura Community College, Thacher, and Besant School. She continues her passion for performing chamber music and working with living composers. Accomplished cellist Virginia Kron ... has done her best to keep alive the music of our time said the LA Times. Other critics have praised her warm and supple cello tone; great expression; intensity, subtlety and selfless musicianship and world class sound.
This will be an indoor event with no seating restrictions. Non-vaccinated attendees must wear face masks, but for fully vaccinated folks, masks are optional. For more information contact (805) 640-1158
This will be an indoor event with no seating restrictions. All attendees must wear face masks to prevent the spread of the Delta variant.
Pianist Natasha Kislenko has concertized extensively in the former USSR, Germany, Bulgaria, Italy, Spain and the United States. Critics praise her “great artistry,” “perfect technique,” and “extraordinary richness of nuance and color.”
Previous solo engagements include the Moscow Symphony Orchestra, The Tbilisi Philharmonia, Georgia, the Lugansk Philharmonic Orchestra, Ukraine and Santa Barbara Symphony, CA. Natasha has performed chamber music with many distinguished artists including Sarah Chang, Zvi Zeitlin, James Buswell, and others.
Natasha received top prizes at international piano competitions such as the J.S. Bach competition in Germany and J.N. Hummel competition in the Slovak Republic, as well as in France, Italy, and Portugal. She made her Carnegie Hall solo recital debut after taking the Grand Prize at the Missouri Southern International Piano Competition in 1996.
Born in Moscow, Natasha holds graduate degrees in piano from the famed Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory, and Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX. She earned her Doctor of Musical Arts Degree from Stony Brook University, NY. She has been a faculty member at the Music Academy of the West, CA since 2004. Natasha taught at California State University, Fresno for five years and is presently on the faculty at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Pianist Natasha Kislenko has concertized extensively in the former USSR, Germany, Bulgaria, Italy, Spain and the United States. Critics praise her “great artistry,” “perfect technique,” and “extraordinary richness of nuance and color.”
Previous solo engagements include the Moscow Symphony Orchestra, The Tbilisi Philharmonia, Georgia, the Lugansk Philharmonic Orchestra, Ukraine and Santa Barbara Symphony, CA. Natasha has performed chamber music with many distinguished artists including Sarah Chang, Zvi Zeitlin, James Buswell, and others.
Natasha received top prizes at international piano competitions such as the J.S. Bach competition in Germany and J.N. Hummel competition in the Slovak Republic, as well as in France, Italy, and Portugal. She made her Carnegie Hall solo recital debut after taking the Grand Prize at the Missouri Southern International Piano Competition in 1996.
Born in Moscow, Natasha holds graduate degrees in piano from the famed Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory, and Southern Methodist University in Dallas, TX. She earned her Doctor of Musical Arts Degree from Stony Brook University, NY. She has been a faculty member at the Music Academy of the West, CA since 2004. Natasha taught at California State University, Fresno for five years and is presently on the faculty at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Cellist Virginia Kron needs no introduction to this audience, having performed on the series every year since its creation. Locally Virginia has performed with the Ojai Music Festival and performed concerti with New West Symphony and Channel Islands Chamber Orchestra. At the Art Center she has introduced new music by living composers from southern California. She was documented by Ventura County’s Focus on the Masters in 2010. She teaches cello privately and has taught students at Ventura Community College, Thacher, and Besant School. She continues her passion for performing chamber music and working with living composers. Accomplished cellist Virginia Kron ... has done her best to keep alive the music of our time said the LA Times. Other critics have praised her warm and supple cello tone; great expression; intensity, subtlety and selfless musicianship and world class sound.
This will be an indoor event with no seating restrictions. Non-vaccinated attendees must wear face masks, but for fully vaccinated folks, masks are optional. For more information contact (805) 640-1158
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Please enjoy these short films of some of our wonderful past Music Branch performances. Thank you for your support, and stay safe!
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