Salon

Music to be Remembered By

East Islip

Sun, May 4, at 3:00 PM, EDT
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    $25 tickets ($20 for Supermusers)
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    Sound A.
    Drinking policy
    Bring your own drinks
    Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks provided
    Pets
    Dogs live here
    Wheelchair access
    Not wheelchair accessible
    Stairs
    Some stairs may be present in the space
    Kids
    Kid-friendly event

    This is a groupmuse

    A live concert in a living room, backyard, or another intimate space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.

    Hosts

    Sound A.
    Lillianne A. Co-host

    Music to Be Remembered By is a live music program in which we explore the transformative power of music to bring communities together around grief and loss. We consider ways in which we can communicate how we want to be memorialized to our friends and family giving them the power to honor our legacy and values.

    This concert will feature members of the Sound & Memory ensemble as a quintet featuring violin, voice, cello, flute, bassoon and guitar.

    This salon concert will take place at a private historic Long Island home located in East Islip, New York. You will receive the venue address when you RSVP to the event.

    What's the music?

    Concetta Abbate (she/they) Violin And Voice
    Adrienne Baker (she/her) Flutist
    Charlie Rauh Acoustic Guitar
    Katie Chambers Cello
    Kika Wright

    Set 1

    Sono e Memoria, Solo Violin and Voice (Trad. Folk Arr. by Concetta Abbate
    A Hymn To The Evening, Solo Guitar (Written by Charlie Rauh)
    We Were Not Once So Few, Solo Guitar (Written by Charlie Rauh)
    Theoria Part 13, Solo Guitar (Written by Charlie Rauh)
    A Single Cloth, Violin and Guitar Duo (Written by Charlie Rauh)
    Moon River, Flute and Bassoon Duo
    Swing Low Flute and Bassoon Duo
    Bach Invention, Violin and Cello Duo 11
    Let it Be, Violin and Cello Duo
    Ashoken Farewell, Violin and Cello Duo

    Intermission 15 Mins

    Set 2

    Treehouse (Written by Concetta Abbate)

    Where does this music come from?

    Historically speaking, music has had a place within grieving and mourning practices throughout time and across culture. We explore the tradition of funeral music as it shifts and changes to reflect a culture whose values move towards environmental preservation and community care. This program features historical funeral music as well as contemporary music written by composer, performer and death doula Concetta Abbate.

    Location

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