Piano by Nature Presents Trillium in Concert Nov. 6 & 7

L’Attitudes and Hemispheres
Saturday, November 6, 7:00PM & Sunday, November 7, 3:00PM
LIVE at the Hand House in Elizabethtown, NY

TRILLIUM CHAMBER PLAYERS
Janine Scherline, clarinet
Janice Kyle, oboe
Brian Donat, ‘cello
Timothy Mount, piano

The Trillium Chamber Players perform an eclectic potpourri of music by living composers from around the world. The group consists of original members from New Russia and often joins forces with various musicians in the Adirondacks, and their initial formation came about due to communication assistance from the indispensable New Russia Postal Service. The Trillium Chamber Players have performed at the Keene Arts, the U.S. Oval Gazebo in Plattsburgh, the Hand House in Elizabethtown as part of the Piano By Nature Series, the Elizabethtown Social Center, the Tupper Lake Arts Center, Keene Valley Congregational Church, the Westport Library, and in the Essex Community Concert Series in Essex, NY.

PBN will follow the traditional format of a Saturday night concert at 7PM and a Sunday afternoon concert at 3PM. The doors will be open at 6:15 on Saturday and 2:15 on Sunday, and we encourage attendees to arrive early to avoid lines at check-in. The Hand House seating will be limited to 25 spaced-out chairs per concert, and we will require that our attendees show proof of vaccination and wear masks at this time.

Tickets $20/person. Reservations are required and may be made by email (pianobynature@gmail.com) or by phone (518-962-8899) and seats will be obtained on a first-come-first-served basis. There will be no walk-up seating available.

Please check the PBN website for more information on the concert program and up-to-date guidance.

About Piano By Nature

Piano By Nature was founded to bring professional and thought-provoking performances to the North Country and to make available creative educational programs to local area schools. Our concerts are held in the historic Hand House parlor in Elizabethtown, New York. They have grown to include year-round solo and chamber music concerts, with performances highlighting lesser-known twentieth century works and unusual instrumental combinations. Learn more at www.pianobynature.org.