Classical,
Matinee Musicale,
Classical,
Matinee Musicale,
Thu, April 15, 2027
7:30 PM
$24.00 - $54.00
inc. $4 service chargeMatinee Musicale: THE McGILL/McHALE TRIO
THE McGILL/McHALE TRIO
ANTHONY McGILL, Clarinet
DEMARRE McGILL, Flute
MICHAEL McHALE, Piano
“The McGill brothers boast stunningly clear and resonant woodwind timbres, exquisite balance and blend, sensitive phrasing, and expert technique; and McHale matches them with superb touch, voicing, pedal work, and musical instinct, including a good sense of when to go for broke.”
—Patrick Hanudel, American Record Guide
Anthony McGill: Principal clarinet of the New York Philharmonic and international soloist with orchestras, chamber groups and solo recitals; received an Avery Fisher Career Grant, the Sphinx Medal of Excellence, and the John Jay Justice Award; serves on the faculties of Curtis (his alma mater), Juilliard, Peabody, Manhattan School of Music, and Bard College.
Demarre McGill: Served as principal flute of the Seattle, Dallas, and San Diego symphony orchestras, as well as acting principal of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra; winner of the Avery Fisher Career Grant; graduate of Curtis and Juilliard.
Michael McHale: One of Ireland’s leading concert pianists, performing with major international ensembles; has collaborated with Sir James Galway, Michael Collins, Barry Douglas, Dame Felicity Lott, and Camerata Pacifica, among others; studied at the University of Cambridge and Royal Academy of Music.
Matinee Musicale: THE McGILL/McHALE TRIO
THE McGILL/McHALE TRIO
ANTHONY McGILL, Clarinet
DEMARRE McGILL, Flute
MICHAEL McHALE, Piano
“The McGill brothers boast stunningly clear and resonant woodwind timbres, exquisite balance and blend, sensitive phrasing, and expert technique; and McHale matches them with superb touch, voicing, pedal work, and musical instinct, including a good sense of when to go for broke.”
—Patrick Hanudel, American Record Guide
Anthony McGill: Principal clarinet of the New York Philharmonic and international soloist with orchestras, chamber groups and solo recitals; received an Avery Fisher Career Grant, the Sphinx Medal of Excellence, and the John Jay Justice Award; serves on the faculties of Curtis (his alma mater), Juilliard, Peabody, Manhattan School of Music, and Bard College.
Demarre McGill: Served as principal flute of the Seattle, Dallas, and San Diego symphony orchestras, as well as acting principal of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra; winner of the Avery Fisher Career Grant; graduate of Curtis and Juilliard.
Michael McHale: One of Ireland’s leading concert pianists, performing with major international ensembles; has collaborated with Sir James Galway, Michael Collins, Barry Douglas, Dame Felicity Lott, and Camerata Pacifica, among others; studied at the University of Cambridge and Royal Academy of Music.
