| Concert
Elena Denisova (violin)
Margrit Julia Zimmermann (piano)
From the Embassy of Austria - sentiments with which we concur; all funds collected will go directly to the fund (and should be fully tax-deductible):
Dear Friends,
On January 12 a terrible earthquake wreaked havoc on Haiti – causing widespread destruction, thousands of deaths and injured persons and leaving millions of people in jeopardy.
This is why the Austrian Embassy decided to hold its next cultural event as a charity for Haiti.
Our artists Elena Denisova and Margrit Julia Zimmermann have graciously agreed to dedicate their performance to people of Haiti.
Like all of the events of the Austrian Cultural Forum, the admission is free, but we suggest a donation of $15 or more per guest.
All the proceeds of the evening will be given to UNICEF to support their work in Haiti.
We do appreciate your coming and support to help Haiti!
Elena Denisova, one of the finest and most charismatic violinists of her generation, is known for her great musical maturity, individual style of interpretation and supreme virtuosity. Her performances have won critical acclaim from press and public alike. She regards herself as an ardent "ambassador of tonal magic" and this credo underlies and informs all of her interpretations of both the Classical and the Modern. Various contemporary composers have dedicated works to her and she has immortalized these in numerous recordings.
Margrit Julia Zimmermann is an artist with uncommon poetic talent. Her special style and her fine, gentle touch represent the best traditions of European and Russian piano schools. She possesses an unusual creative musical ability and variety, which especially comes to life in interpretations of music by Schubert, Schumann and Brahms.
Program:
Guiseppe Tartini / Nancy van de Vate / Clara Schumann / Fritz Kreisler / Jascha Heifetz / Pablo de Sarasate
Tuesday February 02 | 07:00 pm | Embassy of Austria | 3524 International Court NW | Washington DC 20008
Admission free. Only s limited number of seats is left, and we have reserved a block of them for Wharton Club Members & Guests.
A donation of $15 or more is suggested for Haiti earthquake relief. All funds contributed will be provided to this effort. We will accept reservations from Wharton Club members only - for themselves and guests - for this event.
We will donate all funds received by our Club to this worthy initiative - and have set donation levels at 15, 25, and 50/person so that we can make a positive impact. And if you'd like to contribute, but can't attend, that's fine, too. (Just note if you're not planning to attend).
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