Dear Members & Friends of Tuesday Musicale of Detroit

Tuesday Musicale continues into the spring with a concert on March 11 titled: “A Musical Blessing”.

The program will feature music by such beloved composers as Liszt and Beethoven, with performances of music by Prokofieff, Milhaud and our own Colin Payne added for good measure!

The Beethoven will be a performance by Elaine Vermiglio of the piano sonata, commonly known as “The Tempest”.

Noted pianists Maria Meirelles and Marina Stojanovska and DSO violinist Adrienne Ronmark will, in various combinations, bring us the rest of the program, with the exception of the performance of a Liszt piano composition.

The Liszt contribution will be brought to you by an outstanding member of our Student League, Alexander Burrow, who will bring the concert to a close with Liszt’s thrilling Transcendental Etude #4.

The concert will be at the Steinway Gallery: 2700 E. West Maple Road in Commerce Township, Tuesday, March 11 at 7:00 p.m.

I look forward to seeing many of you there.

The concert is free.

Eric Winter

Dear Members & Friends of Tuesday Musicale of Detroit

Tuesday Musicale continues into the new year with a perennial favorite of its concert year: Its opera program, this year titled: “Opera with Many Faces”. The program will feature music by such beloved composers as Verdi, Wagner, Franz Lehar, Handel, and Sullivan, of Gilbert and Sullivan fame. The G & S entry will be a parody of their “I’ve got a little list/ Of those who never would be missed”, and will be sung by Stan Harr, long-time baritone with the celebrated Detroit Concert Choir. The concert will be at St. Clare of Montefalco Church, 1401 Whittier (at Mack) in Grosse Pointe Park. 7:00 p.m. on Friday February 28.

If you’ve never seen a performance of eurythmy, February 28 will be your chance to do so. Eurythmist Claudia Fontana will be performing eurythmy to the stunningly beautiful Dvorak aria “Song to the Moon” from his opera Rusalka.

Also on the program will be the light opera Franz Lehar classic Mein Lippen (My lips) sung by Ukrainian soprano Olga Yalovenko.

Several other performances will be on the program to enchant and delight you; and if you come to this concert, I can promise you will not regret having attended. The concert is free.

Regards
Eric Winter
President

Tuesday Musicale begins the New Year with an absolutely fascinating program on January 14

If you’ve never heard of a Chinese instrument called the erhu, Tuesday January 14 will be your opportunity to find out about it. It’s a bowed two-stringed Chinese instrument, and Xiao Dong Wei is a dazzling performer on this instrument.

Also on the program will be an outstanding up- and-coming virtuoso pianist Forrest Howell, saxophonist Chris DeLouis in his debut performance with Tuesday Musicale, Student Leaguer pianist John Chisholm, and a piano trio led by Maria Lord-Kniveton who will be presenting one of her own original compositions.

All in all, a rich variety of music in a concert you will not want to miss.

That’s Tuesday January 14 at 10:30 a.m. at Grosse Pointe United Methodist Church, 211 Moross in Grosse Pointe Farms.

Please join me at this concert which, I can promise you, is one that will be long remembered.

Regards
Eric Winter
President

Dear members and friends of Tuesday Musicale

We’ve got a very interesting and unusual concert coming up on Tuesday December 10. The concert will be at Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, 1800 W. Maple in Birmingham 10:30 a.m.

Never before have we presented “Boogie Woogie”, but we will be showcasing Matthew Ball, a mesmerizing exemplar of the art.

Along a completely different line will be audience participation in the singing of Christmas carols. Also on the program will be a piano duo and an instrumental ensemble.

The concert will be followed by lunch, for which you will need to make a reservation. You can reserve by clicking into the orange oval on the home page of this website or by calling 313-520-8663. Deadline for reservations: Thursday December 5.

I look forward to seeing you on Tuesday December 10.

Regards
Eric Winter
President