Salish Sea Early Music Festival presents ‘1820: Flute, Viola and Guitar’

During the early 19th century, numerous composers featured the sounds of flute, guitar and viola in their chamber music. The Salish Sea Early Music Festival presents these sounds of the past in “1820: Flute, Viola and Guitar,” on Sunday afternoon, April 22, 1:30 p.m. at Rosario Resort’s Music Room, 1400 Rosario Road. The concert features guitarist Oleg Timofeyev, flutist Jeffrey Cohan and violist Steve Creswell.

April 9, 2012 7:56 pm
Guitarist Oleg Timofeyev and flutist Jeffrey Cohan
Guitarist Oleg Timofeyev and flutist Jeffrey Cohan

During the early 19th century, numerous composers featured the sounds of flute, guitar and viola in their chamber music. The Salish Sea Early Music Festival presents these sounds of the past in “1820: Flute, Viola and Guitar,” on Sunday afternoon, April 22, 1:30 p.m. at Rosario Resort’s Music Room, 1400 Rosario Road. The concert features guitarist Oleg Timofeyev, flutist Jeffrey Cohan and violist Steve Creswell.

“The Notturno Opus 21” by Wenzeslaus Thomas Matiegka, which was thought for many years to have originated from Franz Schubert, will be performed along with selections by Francesco Molino, Antonio Diabelli and Joseph Küffner.

The suggested donation is $15 or $20, 18 and under and students are free. For more info, call 376-2222 or visit www.concertspirituel.org.