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Charlie Chaplin’s SmileSaturday, October 17, 2O2O / 7:3O PMSunday, October 18, 2O2O / 2:OO PM

A multimedia performance celebrating the musical legacy of Charles Spencer Chaplin

Shterenberg / Wolfram

Charles ChaplinCity Lights Suite from City Lights (1931)Arranged by Quint and Coleman

Claude Debussy Clair de Lune (1905)

Charles ChaplinTango Bitternessfrom Monsieur Verdoux (1947)Arranged by Quint and Coleman

Igor Stravinsky Tango (1940)

Charles Chaplin Weeping Willowsfrom A King In New York (1957)

George Gershwin It Ain’t Necessarily So (1935) Arranged by Jascha Heifetz (1947)

Gluzman / Wolfram

Wolfram / Gluzman / Kosower

nstage/offstage

This concert is being broadcast live

on www.nscmf.org and presented

without an intermission.

Philippe Quint, violin

The Multi Grammy Award

nominee, violinist is internationally

recognized for championing

neglected repertoire and for his

imaginative collaborations with

artists of different genres. Praised

as “Truly phenomenal” by BBC

Music Magazine, Quint regularly

appears with the world’s leading

orchestras and conductors while

making frequent guest appearances

at premiere music festivals

including Verbier, Aspen, Colmar,

and Hollywood Bowl. Quint’s

adventurous discography

includes award-winning albums

on the WarnerClassics, Naxos,

and AvantiClassics, record labels.

www.philippequint.com

Marta Aznavoorian, piano

Nominated for several Grammy

Awards, Marta Aznavoorian has

performed to critical acclaim

throughout the world as an

orchestral soloist, recitalist, and

chamber musician. In addition, Ms.

Aznavoorian performs and records

as a member of the Lincoln Trio.

Called “A pianist of exceptionally

finished technique and purity of

musical impulse” by the Boston

Globe, her solo recitals have

included performances at the

Kennedy Center, Sydney Opera

House, Steinway Hall, Carnegie

Halls’ Weill Hall, Caramoor Festival,

Tanglewood Festival,and Dame

Myra Hess Series.

www.martaaznavoorian.com

Charles Chaplin Eternally (Terry Theme’s)from Limelight (1952)Arranged by Quint and Coleman

Johannes Brahms Hungarian Dance No.5 (1879)Arranged by Joseph Joachim

Pyotr Tchaikovsky Melody, Op.42 (1878)

Charles ChaplinThe Kid Fantasyfrom The Kid (1921)Arranged by Leon Gurvitch

Charles Chaplin Theme from Modern Times (Smile) from Modern Times (1936)Arranged by Quint and Coleman

This performance has been made possible, in part, through the generosity of Drs. Yan and Flora Katsnelson

nstage/offstage

2 O 2 O – 2 O 2 1 S E A S O N

in-person and livestream concerts

www.nscmf.org

North Shore Chamber Music Festival Vadim Gluzman, artistic directorAngela Yoffe, executive director

www.nscmf.orgwww.musicmakers.org

Bravo to our onstage/offstage series media partners:

Chicago CLASSICAL REVIEW

Very special thanks to our generous onstage/offstage series sponsors

Lead Sponsor: The Alphadyne Foundation

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Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin (1889–1977) – actor, filmmaker, and composerby Strauss-Peyton Studio , National Portrait Gallery

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