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World Premiere of Lasser’s Preludes: May 18th in Dresden, Germany with Anton Mejias
Lasser 12 Preludes
Pianist Anton Mejias will premiere Lasser’s 12 Preludes entwined into the Well-Tempered Clavier Bk 2 of JS Bach at the Dresden Music Festival in Dresden May 18, 2024 and at the Newport Classical Festival in Fall 2024.
Lasser’s Berceuse Fantasque for Violin & Piano: February 18th in New York with Christina Bouey and Max Levinson
Berceuse Fantasque
Christina Bouey & Max Levinson at Kaufman Music Center, February 18th at 3PM
Lasser’s Sonata for Cello and Piano: February 21 at 6PM and February 29 at 5:30 PM with Lydia Rhea and Amber Scherer at Paul Hall, The Juilliard School
Lasser Sonata for Cello & Piano
February 21 at 6PM and 29 at 5:30 Paul Hall, The Juilliard School
These concerts will be livestreamed
Simone Dinnerstein plays Bach with continuo creations by Philip Lasser: March 28 and April 11 8PM Miller Theater, New York
Simone Dinnerstein plays Lasser’s Continuo realizations to works of J.s. Bach
March 28 and April 11 at 8PM Miller Theater, NYC
Simone Dinnerstein plays Lasser’s 12 Variations on a Bach Chorale for piano: April 25 at 8PM Miller Theater
Simone dinnerstein plays lasser’s 12 variations on a bach chorale for piano
After her legendary 2008 recording of the work, on The Berlin Concert Ms. Dinnerstein plays Lasser’s Variations again! April 25 at 8PM Miller Theater in NYC
Baroque ensemble Verita performs Lasser’s A Mask in the Mirror, for Soprano, Countertenor and Baroque ensemble in Paris July 5, 2023.
The event will be live-streamed.
Lasser’s A Mask in the mirror in barcelona
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Performed by Simone Dinnerstein, Lasser’s Nocturne “Starry Night” reaches more than 770,000 hits on Spotify.
Makoto Nakura wilL perform Lasser’s ChoralE Prelude & Passacaillesque for Marimba and Piano in Paris
July 18, 2023
“Having been trained in the counterpoint-rich tradition of Nadia Boulanger, Lasser plumbs Germanic depths while managing to distil them on a Gallic surface without seeming superficial.”
