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“VIOLIN VIRTUOSO”

Great works for violin and piano by Paganini,
Clara Schumann, Saint-Saens, and Franck

November 21-23, 2025

Join us as the fabulous violinist Irina Rostomashvili from the Republic of Georgia joins pianist/Artistic Director Daniel Weiser to perform a very romantic program featuring works by Clara Schumann, Paganini, Saint-Saens, and the incredible Franck Violin Sonata.  This will be Irina from the Republic of Georgia performing with Dan from the State of Georgia!  Ms. Rostomashvili now lives in Philadelphia where she is getting a graduate degree from Temple University and performing across the country.  She is a truly passionate player and we are very pleased to introduce her to our audiences.

Enjoy this clip of the Novak Piano Trio that we performed with cellist JP Malan:

https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxR9CAlzANZ_UIqafqWVfD5e8Y-iiLtppC?si=GLMYgCybcDMlt1s-

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Nov

21

Friday, Nov 21, 2025 @ 7:00pm

Home of Fred Flaccavento & Donna Sylvester
413 Warren Ave, Baltimore

We return to this wonderful Federal Hill home with great views of the Baltimore Harbor and a fantastic 7 foot Steinway piano.  Fred and Donna are terrific hosts who make everyone feel welcome in their cozy house filled with Donna’s colorful art works.  Light food and drinks are also included.  Parking is available on the streets, but can sometimes be hard to find so car pooling or Ubering is strongly encouraged.  Seating is very limited so buy your seats now at the link below.  Use any major credit card—you do not need to have a PayPal account.  Children are half price—click on the arrow below for discounted price.  To buy multiple seats, click on the yellow “ADD to CART” button and you can buy as many seats as you want on the next screen.  Or you can call Daniel Weiser at 802-369-0856 to reserve seats by phone.

THIS CONCERT IS NOW SOLD OUT!  Call Dan at (802) 369-0856 to get on waitlist or choose another venue for the weekend

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Nov

22

Saturday, Nov 22, 2025 @ 2:00pm

Home of Diana Zilberman
10667 Green Mountain Cir, Columbia, MD 21044

We return to this lovely home in Columbia for another fantastic House Concert hosted by Diana Zilberman.   Experience chamber music the way it was meant to be heard—in a true chamber.  Enjoy the intimate setting and the Salon atmosphere with light food and drinks included.  Sign up below.  Adults are $40pp and children are half-price (click the arrow next to the price to get the children’s price).  You do not need a PayPal account—just any major credit card.  You can purchase multiple seats after you click on the yellow “ADD to CART” button.  Or call Dan at 802-369-0856 to purchase seats over the phone.

THIS CONCERT IS NOW SOLD OUT!  Call Dan at (802) 369-0856 to get on waitlist or choose another venue for the  weekend.

 

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Nov

22

Saturday, Nov 22, 2025 @ 7:00pm

Union Square Soirée
25 South Stricker Street, Baltimore, MD 21223

This will be our first performance on a wonderful new House Concert series based in the Union Square area of Baltimore.  This beautiful square is filled with incredible homes with very tall ceilings and beautiful woodwork.  Ramilya Saubanova and Juan Gonzalez have created the perfect atmosphere for intimate chamber music complete with absolutely delicious food and drinks.  To sign up for this concert, please visit the Series at:  https://www.unionsquaresoiree.com/events/amicimusic-violin-virtuoso.   We are thrilled to begin this collaboration with their great series, which also promotes Young Artists so we hope to have some more amazing young performers from Peabody Prep join us here.   Hope to see you there!  Seating will be limited so please sign up as soon as you can.

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Nov

23

Sunday, Nov 23, 2025 @ 1:00pm

Baltimore Hebrew Congregation
7401 Park Heights Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21208

Join us in the Dalsheimer Auditorium at BHC for another wonderful free program in our “MUSIC and MEANING” series at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, made possible with a very generous grant from the Peggy and Yale Gordon Trust.