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Featuring 18th Century works of Handel, Telemann, and 20th Century masterpieces by Gabriel Faure´ and Francis Poulenc featuring violist Leslie Harlow, clarinetist Russell Harlow, pianist/harpsichordist Pamela Palmer Jones and cellist Richard Jones
Featuring exquisite 18th Century works of Handel, Telemann, and 20th Century masterpieces by Gabriel Faure´ and Francis Poulenc featuring violist Leslie Harlow, clarinetist Russell Harlow, pianist/harpsichordist Pamela Palmer Jones and cellist Richard Jones. The Faure´ Trio is an expansively rich work, wonderfully lyrical and melodic, perfect for this combination. The blending of viola and clarinet creates a unique, velvety sound, unlike any instrumental combination. Poulenc’s Clarinet Sonata
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Covid information: For concerts in this venue, patrons are encouraged to wear face masks the entire time inside the building and socially-distance. There is plenty of room to comfortably spread out. All shows are general admission with tickets at $35. Tickets are available online and at the ticket office. Student/senior discount tickets are available for purchase at the box office, so for cost information, contact the box office: (435) 655-3112
Where: Park City Eccles Performing Arts Center
1750 Kearns Blvd • Park City, Ut 84060
BoxOffice@ParkCityInstitute.org
Box Office Information: (435) 655-3112
Ticket Link: https://www.parkcityinstitute.org/chamber-music
Contact: (435) 655-3112
LOCATION
1750 Kearns Boulevard, Park City, UT 84060
ACCESSIBILITY INFO
For additional accessibility information or questions, please contact the Park City Institute Box Office.
750 Kearns Blvd • Park City, Ut 84060
BoxOffice@ParkCityInstitute.org
Box Office
For additional accessibility information or questions, please contact the Park City Institute Box Office.
750 Kearns Blvd • Park City, Ut 84060
BoxOffice@ParkCityInstitute.org
Box Office Information: (435) 655-3112
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
Covid information: For concerts in this venue, patrons are encouraged to wear face masks the entire time inside the building and socially-distance. There is plenty of room to comfortably spread out.