Castle of our Skins Trio performs Á Tres Voces by Tania León

Presented by New Gallery Concert Series 'IDENTITY' Saturday, November 4 at 7pm at Cambridge Art Association/New School of Music 25 Lowell Street
Á Tres Voces (2010) for violin, viola, and cello Tania León (b.1943)
Gabriela Diaz, violin
Ashleigh Gordon, viola
Rhonda Rider, cello
Tania León’s Á Tres Voces was written for famed violinist Sanford Allen who, in 1962, broke a 120-year-old history by becoming the first full-time African American violinist of the New York Philharmonic. Allen served as music director of New York’s Leaf Pepper Concert Series 1996-2014; through this series, Á Tres Voces was commissioned and received its world premiere. Fellow performers on that October 30, 2010, concert included Astrid Schween, former cellist with the Lark String Quartet and Boston Trio and current member of the Juilliard Quartet; and Nokut-hula Ngwenyama, international Japanese-Zimbabwean viola soloist, educator, composer and former president of the American Viola Society. ~Ashleigh Gordon
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[@canticle56]

Fine work by a hard working American composer. Very post modern.

[@beetoven8193]

Um... melody? Some of us organize the sounds in our heads that way.