#Candlelight concert atlanta series

Presenting two sessions per night at Hughes Manor, where a meal will be available for purchase, four musicians - violinists Eugeniu Cheremoush and Laura Cividino, violist Rainey Weber and cellist Maki Kubota - will perform excerpts from Vivaldi’s expressive set of four violin concertos, alongside the summer movement from Piazzolla’s own tango-inspired version of the seasons and more. 12, an open-air program based on the Italian composer’s “Four Seasons” will speak to the narrative element of program music. 24Īlthough the holiday special, featuring beloved pieces by Tchaikovsky, concludes this week, the schedule over the next two months offers various options centered on the musical oeuvre of other prominent composers like Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin and Vivaldi.īeginning with the latter Jan. 27, 28 and 29 Chopin's Best Works - 7 and 9:15 p.m. 11 and 12 Beethoven's Best Works - 7 and 9:15 p.m. Upcoming: Mozart's Best Works - 7 and 9:15 p.m. 12, 13, 19 and 20ĭetails: Tables for two and four at $49 a person /houston/candlelight (Citadel shows are planned to take place indoors but have the option of moving outside, if needed.)Ĭandlelight Open Air: Featuring Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and More Illuminating the night sky and soothing spirits, the immersive candlelit programs create intimate atmospheres at approachable venues, such as AvantGarden, Hughes Manor and the newly added Citadel, which boast spacious outdoor areas and allow for socially distanced seating. “I think during a time like this, it’s important for people to do that, and not only for the guests but the musicians as well.” “It’s a great way to allow people to escape the current world for an hour and just relax in a safe setting, where they can enjoy some live music again,” says Fever’s Houston city manager Kate Poueymirou. To discover top talent in such locales, Fever collaborates with the Listeso Music Group, a boutique management agency founded by violinists Ross Tesoriero and David Lisker in 2016.

#Candlelight concert atlanta series

In the summer of 2019, Fever debuted Candlelight, an original series of classical-music concerts that began in Europe and expanded into New York City, Chicago and Los Angeles before making its Houston premiere in November. Photo: Courtesy of FeverĪs society’s digital dependency has reached new heights in the coronavirus era, the entertainment platform Fever continues to sow seeds of harmonious connection, bringing communities together with magically lit evenings set to the luring melodies of local string quartets. A candlelight classical-music concert presented by Fever.