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March 2019
Mozart in Paris
Don’t miss our only Ohio-area performance in 2018-19 of this popular program presented by Music from the Western Reserve!
With plentiful performance opportunities and a booming market for published music, Europe’s most fashionable city should have been ripe for the young Mozart’s picking! But the strong-willed, young composer lost out when he refused to network with influential people or accommodate French tastes. Montreal-based cellist Elinor Frey joins Les Délices for this special program that pairs chamber music by Mozart for oboe & strings with Paris’s toasts of the town – Boccherini, Gluck, and more.
Find out more »LD Steps Out: CPL Langston Hughes Branch
LD Steps Out with a free family-friendly performance of medieval music presented at Langston Hughes Branch Library in partnership with the Cleveland Public Library. Grab a seat – or on a spot on the floor – and enjoy this introduction to medieval songs and instruments! Featuring music and instruments from the 1300 and 1400s(!) performed by Elena Mullins (soprano & percussion),…
Find out more »LD Steps Out: CPL Carnegie West Branch
LD Steps Out with a free family-friendly performance of medieval music presented at the Carnegie West Branch Library in partnership with the Cleveland Public Library. Grab a seat – or on a spot on the floor – and enjoy this introduction to medieval songs and instruments! Featuring music and instruments from the 1300 and 1400s(!) performed by Elena Mullins (soprano &…
Find out more »LD Steps Out: CPL Jefferson Branch
LD Steps Out with a free family-friendly performance of medieval music presented at Jefferson Branch Library in partnership with the Cleveland Public Library. Grab a seat – or on a spot on the floor – and enjoy this introduction to medieval songs and instruments! Featuring music and instruments from the 1300 and 1400s(!) performed by Elena Mullins (soprano & percussion), Allison…
Find out more »April 2019
The Elements
Les Délices completes their 10th Anniversary season with ground-breaking music from the 18th and 21st centuries that depicts the chaos of creation and the four elements of water, fire, earth, and wind. The program pairs Les Délices’ own arrangement of Jean-Féry Rebel’s The Elements with a newly commissioned, nature-inspired work for period instruments by young composer Theo Chandler.
Find out more »LD@Play: Mother Nature Makes Music
LD@Play is Les Délices’ series of family-oriented programs at 3pm on Saturdays at the BOP STOP. These free interactive programs last 45 minutes and are designed children aged 5-12.
Come early to do some program-related coloring, have a drink or a snack, and settle in for a fun musical afternoon!
Find out more »The Elements
Les Délices completes their 10th Anniversary season with ground-breaking music from the 18th and 21st centuries that depicts the chaos of creation and the four elements of water, fire, earth, and wind. The program pairs Les Délices’ own arrangement of Jean-Féry Rebel’s The Elements with a newly commissioned, nature-inspired work for period instruments by young composer Theo Chandler.
Find out more »The Elements
Les Délices completes their 10th Anniversary season with ground-breaking music from the 18th and 21st centuries that depicts the chaos of creation and the four elements of water, fire, earth, and wind. The program pairs Les Délices’ own arrangement of Jean-Féry Rebel’s The Elements with a newly commissioned, nature-inspired work for period instruments by young composer Theo Chandler.
Find out more »September 2019
All the Pleasures Benefit
Join us for All the Pleasures--Les Délices’ annual Benefit featuring a specially-curated menu of decadent amuses bouches (hors d’oeuvres) and wine paired with French chamber music. Indulge the senses in this unique twilight affair at the Shaker Country Club--the perfect setting for an intimate concert immersing in the pleasures of music, late-summer gardens, and gustatory delights. Take in sweeping views…
Find out more »November 2019
Mozart & Beethoven Quintets
Not long after its 1784 premiere, Mozart called his Quintet K.452 for piano “the best thing I have written in my life.” Don’t miss this rare opportunity to hear masterpieces for piano and winds by Mozart and Beethoven performed by all-star period-instrument artists from the U.S. and Europe including fortepianist Sylvia Berry, Dutch bassoonist Wouter Verschuren, British clarinetist Colin Lawson,…
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