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All concerts are FREE in-person or online.
See a pdf of our 29th Season Brochure
Each year we offer a $1000 Scholarship to one matriculating Saugerties student pursuing a music education.
Scholarship Application (deadline 5/1/2025)
November 3, 2024 at 3 p.m.
at Saugerties United Methodist Church, 67 Washington Avenue (corner of Post Street) Saugerties.
This FREE concert is live, in person at 3 p.m. Sunday November 3, 2024, with a "meet the musicians" reception afterwards and it will be available soon afterwards on Saugerties Pro Musica's YouTube Channel (just follow the link to view any time) Or on www.saugertieslighthousetv.com click on LIVE STREAM.
Program ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Bio ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Contributors SAVE THE DATES - 29th Season
Tekalli Duo
Suliman Tekalli, violin, Jamila Tekalli, piano
2025 - January 12 (piano and viola duo), February 9 (solo piano), March 9 (piano, cello and violin trio), April 13 (cello and piano duo). Season 30 - September 21 Piano/String Quintet to Grandly open the season!.
29th Season Links to concert videos:
September 15, 2024
Ani Kaliyjian & Friends
October 13, 2024
Bard Piano/Wind Quintet
November 3, 2024
Tekalli Duo
An Open Letter To Our Community
Thanks to everyone who has helped make Saugerties Pro Musica a successful institution in our second quarter century plus of presenting fine music in our community. Until our next concert remember - stay safe & healthy - keep music in your lives and equality in your hearts.Donate
All concerts are FREE, but you can buy tickets online as a donation.
PROGRAM
Violin Sonata in B flat Major, K. 454 W. A. Mozart
Jhula Jhule R. Esmail
Suite after Themes, Fragments and Pieces by
Giambattista Pergolesi I. Stravinsky
INTERMISSION
Pampeana No. 1, Op. 16 A. Ginastera
La maja y el ruiseñor E. Granados/S. Tekalli
Le tombeau de Couperin M. Ravel/S. Tekalli
Bio: Tekalli Duo
Jamila Tekalli, Pianist - Hailed for her "delightful and warm performance…all played with immediacy and conviction" by Washington Post's Anne Midgette, has enjoyed a career as a solo and chamber musician, educator, and arts advocate.
Dedicated to increasing diversity in the classical music field, Jamila is the Artistic Director of the Washington Musical Pathways Initiative, a talent development program for Washington D.C. area middle and high school orchestral students from communities historically excluded from classical music.
Suliman Tekalli, Violinist, has established his voice as an exciting and versatile concerto soloist, recitalist, and chamber musician. As the top-prize winner of the Seoul International Music Competition and prize winner in the Sendai International Music Competition, International Violin Competition "Rudolfo Lipizer Prize" and the Henryk Szeryng International Competition, Suliman has performed throughout the US, Canada, Central America, Europe, and Asia, appearing on the stages of Carnegie Hall, Seoul Arts Center, Wigmore Hall, and the Kennedy Center among others. His performances have been broadcast on KBS World TV in Korea, CBC Radio 3 in Canada, and WQXR and NPR in the US.
An exponent of chamber music, Suliman has made appearances at numerous festivals, including Music@Menlo, Yellow Barn, and the Banff Centre. He has collaborated and performed with eminent musicians suchs as Gil Shaham, Miriam Fried, Cho-Liang-Lin, Donald Weilerstein, Paul Watkins, Wu Han, David Shifrin, and Robert McDonald. Mr. Tekalli has also served as concertmaster of numerous critically acclaimed conductorless ensembles including the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, the Sphinx Virtuosi, and the International Sejong Soloists, the latter of which he is currently a principal member.
As a composer, arranger, and performer, Suliman has transcribed and orchestrated classical and contemporary works for groups such as the grammy award winning Catalyst String Quartet, Carnegie Hall''s Ensemble Connect, and Sejong. In 2013, he gave the world premiere of his composition "Mephistoccata" from his solo violin suite Fables at the Montreal International Music Competition, receiving the Maurice and Judith Kaplow Prize for Uncommon Creativity from the Cleveland Institute of Music that same year.
All concerts are on Sunday at 3 PM, at Saugerties United Methodist Church on the corner of Washington Avenue & Post Street. (#67 Washington Ave)
For more information please
email info@saugertiespromusica.org or call:
845-679-5733
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Music Director
c/o Saugerties Pro Musica
PO Box 276
Saugerties, NY, 12477
or email Music Director
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