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Celebrity Series V: “Sublime Sextets” – Heifetz 2023 Festival of Concerts
July 21, 2023 @ 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Cellist Colin Carr and pianist Yoon Lee perform Britten’s Cello Sonata, Op. 65, violinist Melissa White and pianist Miki Sawada perform Amy Beach’s Romance for Violin and Piano in A major, Op. 23, and two all-star faculty ensembles will perform Martinů’s String Sextet, H. 224 and Tchaikovsky’s String Sextet in D minor, Op. 70, Souvenir de Florence. Join us starting at 6:30 as we continue our tradition of offering the finest regional wine, beer, and other light refreshments in the complimentary pre-concert “Heifetz Happy Hour.”
TICKET INFORMATION
– $40 (includes tickets for food and beverage)
– $5 student tickets
– Free Admission for children 12 and under
– ADA Accessible seating available
– Please email tickets@heifetzinstitute.org to inquire about group rates
Francis Auditorium @ Mary Baldwin University 227 E. Frederick Street Staunton, VA
Free parking available both at MBU lots and on East Frederick Street (see a campus map here)
ABOUT NAHAR ELIAZ
18-year old Israeli cellist and two-time Heifetz Institute attendee Nahar Eliaz has distinguished herself as an internationally acclaimed award-winning performer, earning more than a dozen First Prize awards in international competitions since 2019. Her success has led to concerts at venues such as Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall in the US, the Barcelona Arts Center in Spain, the Beethovenhaus in Germany, and the Musikverein and Mozarthaus in Austria. Following a personal invitation from Itzhak Perlman, Nahar was featured at the 2018 gala event for the Israeli Prime Minister.
As a soloist, Nahar has appeared with orchestras in Israel and around the world, as well as in recitals in music festivals and events in Europe and the USA. Nahar was chosen to be a part of the New York Festival of Strings, participating in the traditional Carnegie Hall concerts in New York in December of 2023.
Nahar is a winner of several awards from the America-Israel Cultura Foundation, receiving scholarships for 7 consecutive years. She has also received awards from the Zefunot Culture Foundation, and the Ronen Foundation. She is the recipient of a Dean's Scholarship at the New England Conservatory, where she studies with teachers (and Heifetz faculty members) Laurence Lesser and Yeesun Kim.
Nahar performs on a Galiano cello from 1760.
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