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Incessant Hum: Beethoven

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Colorado Chamber Players presents a world premiere of a music/theatre hybrid, with a script by Jeffrey Neuman, directed by Mare Trevathan.

Originally performed live in January 2020, this is a re-broadcast of a live performance at the Boulder Public Library, available online (video on demand) ONLY.

As the world celebrates the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven, we explore the emotional world that Beethoven experienced, as he lost his hearing and ability to perform as a pianist and conductor.

Two actors, Chris Kendall and Chelsea Frye, perform Neuman’s script, along with excerpts from late works by Beethoven.  Directed by Mare Trevathan. Tickets available in advance (click on link) through On The Stage.

Tickets are $5 (student/underemployed), $10 (individual) and $25 (family).

With Chris Kendall as Beethoven and Chelsea Frye as Elise, joined by Andrew Cooperstock (piano), Paul Primus and John Fadial (violin), Barbara Hamilton (viola), and Beth Vanderborgh (cello.

 

Incessant Hum: Beethoven 2020, at Boulder Public Library Canyon Theatre

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Colorado Chamber Players presents a world premiere of a new music/theatre hybrid, with a script by Jeffrey Neuman, directed by Mare Trevathan. Today’s concert WILL provide ASL interpretation for the deaf and hard of hearing. The Canyon Theatre is handicapped accessible, but does not offer assistive listening devices.

As the world celebrates the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven, we explore the emotional world that Beethoven experienced, as he lost his hearing and ability to perform as a pianist and conductor.  Two actors, Chris Kendall and Chelsea Frye, perform Neuman’s script, along with excerpts from late works by Beethoven. Directed by Mare Trevathan.

With thanks to the Boulder Library Foundation for co-sponsorship of today’s program!

Incessant Hum: Beethoven 2020, gala at Opus Two hall

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Colorado Chamber Players presents a world premiere of a new music/theatre hybrid, with a script by Jeffrey Neuman, directed by Mare Trevathan.

As the world celebrates the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven, we explore the emotional world that Beethoven experienced, as he lost his hearing and ability to perform as a pianist and conductor.  Two actors, Chris Kendall and Chelsea Frye, perform Neuman’s script, along with excerpts from late works by Beethoven. Directed by Mare Trevathan.  Please note: this venue is not handicapped accessible nor do we offer assistive listening devices for this performance.

Tonight’s performance is a gala fundraiser for the Colorado Chamber Players at Opus Two Hall, with a performance, heavy appetizers, and wine. Appetizers will be served at 6:30 pm, performance begins at 7 pm. Tickets are now available from Brown Paper Tickets.

A Little Fright Music, Stories on Stage at Su Teatro, 6:30 pm

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Sunday, October 20 |  6:30 pm (also at 1:30 pm)
Su Teatro, Denver
Enjoy this harmonic convergence between live music and the spoken word.
The Colorado Chamber Players Quartet (Paul Primus, John Fadial, Barbara Hamilton, Beth Vanderborgh) and Emily Levin (Principal Harp, Dallas Symphony) will perform The Masque of the Red Death by Edgar Allan Poe, as read by Mare Trevathan, along with more great stories and music.
Advance tickets: $15 Students, $28 General
Click here to purchase tickets

A Little Fright Music, with Stories on Stage at Su Teatro, 1:30 pm

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Sunday, October 20 |  1:30 and 6:30pm
Su Teatro, Denver
Enjoy this harmonic convergence between live music and the spoken word.
The Colorado Chamber Players Quartet (Paul Primus, John Fadial, Barbara Hamilton, Beth Vanderborgh) and Emily Levin (Principal Harp, Dallas Symphony) will perform The Masque of the Red Death by Edgar Allan Poe, as read by Mare Trevathan, along with more great stories and music.
Advance tickets: $15 Students, $28 General
Click here to purchase tickets

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