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    Ronen Chamber Ensemble: Season Premiere, Brahms and His Circle

    Sunday, September 28, 2025

    4:00 PM - 5:30 PM

    4:00 PM - 5:30 PM See all dates and Times

    St. Paul's Episcopal Church

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    09/28/2025 04:00 PM 09/28/2025 05:30 PM America/Anguilla Ronen Chamber Ensemble: Season Premiere, Brahms and His Circle The spirit of Brahms hovers over Ronen's first concert of the 2025-26 season, a program flanked by two of the German icon's chamber masterpieces: the first violin sonata, in an arrangement (by Indy's own Donna Wilson!) for flute and piano, and the so-called "Werther" piano quartet, a tragic piece rooted in the composer's youthful love for a married woman (any guesses?). The trio for oboe, horn and piano by Brahms's friend Heinrich von Herzogenberg, featuring Ronen co-artistic director Jennifer Christen, rounds out the evening. Alistair Howlett, Flute Jennifer Christen, Oboe Gregory Martin, Piano Yeajin Kim, Violin Zhanbo Zheng, Viola Austin Huntington, Cello Alison Dresser, HornEvent LinksWeb... Details & Tickets: https://www.upcomingevents.com/indianapolis/events/st-pauls-episcopal-church/ronen-chamber-ensemble-season-premiere-brahms-and-his-circle-525015?ref=uceaddevent St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 6050 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN, 46208

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    The spirit of Brahms hovers over Ronen's first concert of the 2025-26 season, a program flanked by two of the German icon's chamber masterpieces: the first violin sonata, in an arrangement (by Indy's own Donna Wilson!) for flute and piano, and the so-called "Werther" piano quartet, a tragic piece rooted in the composer's youthful love for a married woman (any guesses?). The trio for oboe, horn and piano by Brahms's friend Heinrich von Herzogenberg, featuring Ronen co-artistic director Jennifer Christen, rounds out the evening. Alistair Howlett, Flute Jennifer Christen, Oboe Gregory Martin, Piano Yeajin Kim, Violin Zhanbo Zheng, Viola Austin Huntington, Cello Alison Dresser, Horn

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