Tryon Concert Association Season 2016-2017

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We’ve heard before the Schubert Sonata played Thursday night. The B-flat major, D. 960, was also at the end of

“It is my great pleasure to finally be in beautiful Tryon and to be a part of your incredible series.

He’s not Itzhak (Isaac) Perlman. Not Joshua Bell. Not anyone we actually remember hearing live—most of us. Maybe he’s Fritz

    The political winds were blowing this last Friday. However we read them, January 20, 2017 will likely represent far

Academy of St Martin in the Fields—A Stirring Remembrance  “When I wished to sing of love, it turned to sorrow.

 The FAQ: Keeper of the Flame, Guardian of the Grail Expectations are one thing, but feeling the refinement, the effortless

The Fine Arts Quartet:  Vintage Red Wine and Polished Mahogany                   This coming Thursday evening, September 29, 2016 at

Whim of Destiny: The Dover String Quartet   Age sees, but poetry belongs to the young. Feelings are ardent in

Not that there weren’t quirks—his playing had a feel reminiscent of a Bob Dylan or a Glen Gould. Profundity sometimes