Equilibrium is proud to present outstanding cellist Jennifer Bewerse in a solo recital. A former Boston resident, Jennifer made her impression on the local scene with her exquisite playing and bold programming.

The Program

+ Jackson MAC LOW: Asymmetry 259

+ J.S. BACH + Benjamin BRITTEN: excerpts from Suite no. 1 BWV 1007 and Suite no. 3 op. 87

+ Pauline OLIVEROS: The New Right of Spring

+ Alvin LUCIER: Charles Curtis

+ Mischa SALKIND-PEARL: In the morning, light gathered outside my window

+ Helmut LACHENMANN: Pression

+ Kaija SAARIAHO: Sept Papillons

Admission: Free, suggested donation $10

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The Cello Seminar is designed to explore music written for the cello by twentieth and twenty-first century composers.The wide range of repertoire, from classics to works on the cutting edge, will include pieces by such composers as Carter, Hyla, Harvey, Mackey, Jolas, Webern, Harbison and Tower. 

Works for solo cello and cello ensemble will be performed at the end of the week in Hubbard Hall, a beautifully restored 19th-Century Vaudeville Hall in Cambridge, New York. Located at the Brown Farm in rural New York, the seminar is open to young professional and professionally-bound.

Admission: Pay What You Can (suggested amount $20)

Steven Schick curates the Spring 2014: PALIMPSEST Ensemble performance featuring For Samuel Beckett by Morton Feldman and a Haydn Symphony.

General Admission: $15.50

Deans Night at the Prebys, FREE to the UCSD Community.

Music Department Box Office: 858-534-3448

Tiffany DuMouchelle, soprano and doctoral candidate at the University of California in San Diego, presents a concert of works for soprano and friends. Jennifer joins Tiffany and percussionist Steven Solook in the performance of Jorge Sosa's Maori Songs, a work based on the indigenous Maori people of New Zealand.

Admission is free

Sino alla morte, kallisti's fifth chamber opera, pairs music by two Italian composers,  Barbara Strozzi (1619-1677) and Salvatore Sciarrino (1947- ) inspired by Sophocles' The Women of Trachis. Susan Narucki leads the production, with guest music director Steven Lewis.

Through the generosity of Dean Seth Lerer, this event is free to the UCSD Community.

General: $15.50

Music Department Box Office: 858-534-3448

For More information visit musicweb.ucsd.edu/concerts

Sino alla morte, kallisti's fifth chamber opera, pairs music by two Italian composers,  Barbara Strozzi (1619-1677) and Salvatore Sciarrino (1947- ) inspired by Sophocles' The Women of Trachis. Susan Narucki leads the production, with guest music director Steven Lewis.

Through the generosity of Dean Seth Lerer, this event is free to the UCSD Community.

General: $15.50

Music Department Box Office: 858-534-3448

For More information visit musicweb.ucsd.edu/concerts

Sino alla morte, kallisti's fifth chamber opera, pairs music by two Italian composers,  Barbara Strozzi (1619-1677) and Salvatore Sciarrino (1947- ) inspired by Sophocles' The Women of Trachis. Susan Narucki leads the production, with guest music director Steven Lewis.

Through the generosity of Dean Seth Lerer, this event is free to the UCSD Community.

General: $15.50

Music Department Box Office: 858-534-3448

For More information visit musicweb.ucsd.edu/concerts

A concert of contemporary classical guitar music by Pablo Gomez-cano. Jennifer joins the orchestra in the performance of Pedacería fantástica, a guitar concerto by Herbert Vázquez.

Admission: Free

A concert featuring music of UCSD Music Department founding faculty member Will Ogden. 

Admission is free

Jennifer performs Osvaldo Golijov's The Dream and Prayers of Isaac the Blind on Ariana Warren's clarinet recital.

Admission: Free