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Cost: $10 for HCSF and Harvardwood members

HCSF members can enter promo code "HCSF34879" for a special discount

Join us for an amazing, intimate opportunity to experience chamber music the way it was intended, at our Harvardwood Music Salon. BELLA, featuring Julia Ogrydziak, violin (Harvard Design School), Bridget Change, cello, and Mimi Lee, piano (Harvard college) will play and present works by Dvorak and Piazzolla.

In addition, you will almost be able to smell the freshly planted grass as we are thrilled to feature the landscape and urban projects of our friends, James Lord (Harvard Design School) and Roderick Wyllie (Harvard Design School) of Surfacedesign.

After the performance, mingle with the artists and hobnob with peers while enjoying a spot of afternoon tea. There will be snacks, there will be conversation, there will be culture. What's not to love?

Maximum 25 registrants

About BELLA
http://www.bellatrio.org
The concept of House Concerts, or Salons, has been around for centuries. Traditional classical "Chamber Music” was originally written to be performed in private homes and intimate settings to dedicated audiences – hence using music as a vehicle to bring people together in intimate, casual and friendly environments. Our performances are accompanied by brief discussions and presentations about the composer and the music, designed to bring perspective to its audiences. We also look to combine across disciplines, bringing in designers, artists, writers, dancers, collaborators, to create a richer experience where unlooked for connections can be drawn.

About Surfacedesign, Inc.
http://www.sdisf.com/
Surfacedesign, Inc. was established in 2001 to provide clients with a broad range of professional design services, including landscape architecture and urban design and master planning. The award-winning practice is engaged in projects of a variety of different scales, both locally and internationally: estate design, park design, hospitality, corporate campuses, municipal streetscapes, and large-scale land use planning and urban design projects. The projects have a strong relationship to people and the natural environment with a passionate focus on craftsmanship and sustainability.

Saturday, April 17th
4:00pm
Corona Heights, CA
Exact location to be e-mailed to registrants
Contact: Julia Ogrydziak (sf@harvardwood.org)

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