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Curated by acclaimed Canadian cellist Eric Wilson,&nbsp;Youthful Treasures brings together three works of chamber music by Bohuslav Martinů, Sergei Rachmaninov, and Johannes Brahms. The programme opens with Martinů&rsquo;s Three Madrigals for violin and viola, followed by Rachmaninov&rsquo;s expressive Sonata for Cello and Piano in G minor. After intermission, the evening concludes with Brahms&rsquo;s richly textured&nbsp;Piano Quintet in G minor, a powerful work combining dramatic intensity, lyrical beauty, and virtuosic interplay between piano and strings. Spanning three distinctive musical voices, this concert offers an engaging exploration of chamber music, from intimate instrumental dialogue to sweeping Romantic expression.&nbsp; About Eric Wilson&nbsp; A celebrated cellist and chamber musician, Eric Wilson has performed internationally with renowned artists including Menahem Pressler and Walter Trampler. He was a solo cellist with the Ensemble of New York at Lincoln Center and a founding member of the Emerson String Quartet, which won the prestigious Walter W. Naumburg Competition Prize for Chamber Ensemble in 1978.&nbsp; Wilson has appeared at major festivals and concert venues across North America and has performed extensively with pianist Patricia Hoy. Their acclaimed recording of Rachmaninov&rsquo;s Cello Sonata and Stephen Chatman&rsquo;s Sonata for Cello and Piano reflects Wilson&rsquo;s deep connection to the repertoire featured in Youthful Treasures. Born into a musical family in Winnipeg, Wilson has dedicated his career to performing, teaching, and championing chamber music.&nbsp;

Curated by acclaimed Canadian cellist Eric Wilson, Youthful Treasures brings together three works of chamber music by Bohuslav Martinů, Sergei Rachmaninov, and Johannes Brahms. The programme opens with Martinů’s Three Madrigals for violin and viola, followed by Rachmaninov’s expressive Sonata for Cello and Piano in G minor. After intermission, the evening concludes with Brahms’s richly textured Piano Quintet in G minor, a powerful work combining dramatic intensity, lyrical beauty, and virtuosic interplay between piano and strings. Spanning three distinctive musical voices, this concert offers an engaging exploration of chamber music, from intimate instrumental dialogue to sweeping Romantic expression.  About Eric Wilson  A celebrated cellist and chamber musician, Eric Wilson has performed internationally with renowned artists including Menahem Pressler and Walter Trampler. He was a solo cellist with the Ensemble of New York at Lincoln Center and a founding member of the Emerson String Quartet, which won the prestigious Walter W. Naumburg Competition Prize for Chamber Ensemble in 1978.  Wilson has appeared at major festivals and concert venues across North America and has performed extensively with pianist Patricia Hoy. Their acclaimed recording of Rachmaninov’s Cello Sonata and Stephen Chatman’s Sonata for Cello and Piano reflects Wilson’s deep connection to the repertoire featured in Youthful Treasures. Born into a musical family in Winnipeg, Wilson has dedicated his career to performing, teaching, and championing chamber music.

Arts On Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows

Chamber Music: Youthful Treasures

Golden Ears United Church

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