Upcoming Events of the SeventyFifth Season of The William

Nelson Cromwell and F. Lammot

Belin Concerts

East Coast Chamber Orchestra

Music by Caplet, Lutostawski, Suk,

and Theofanidis

April 23, 3:30

West Building, East Garden Court

West Garden Trio

"Washingtonians on Wednesdays”

Music by Kenji Bunch, Charles Ives,

and Paul Schoenfield 

April 26,12:10

West Building, East Garden Court

Matt Haimovitz and Christopher O'Riley 

All-Russian program 

April 30, 3:30

West Building, East Garden Court

Tonality of Culture

Multidisciplinary Estonian concert

Presented as part of the

European Month of Culture

May 3,12:10

East Building Auditorium

Margaret Leng Tan

The Three Cs: Cage, Cowell, Crumb

Metamorphoses, world premiere of 

new work by George Crumb

May 7, 3:30

East Building Auditorium

General Information

Admission to the National Gallery of Art

and all of its programs is free of charge,

except as noted.

The use of cameras or recording equipment

during the performance is not allowed. 

Please be sure that all portable electronic

devices are turned off.

Concerts are made possible in part

through the generosity of donors to the

National Gallery of Art through The Circle. 

Reserved seating is available in recognition

of their support. Please contact the

development office at (202) 842-6450 or

circle@nga.gov for more information.

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The department of music produced these

program notes. Copyright © 2017 Board of

Trustees, National Gallery ofArt, Washington

Cover J. Cartwright after George Beck,

Georgetown and the Federal City of Washington

(detail), 1801, National Gallery of Art, Washington, 

Gift of Otis T. Bradley

Laura Falzon, flute, and Rupert Boyd, guitar

Presented as part of the

European Month of Culture

May 10,12:10

West Building, East Garden Court

75TH SEASON

OF CONCERTS

APRIL 19, 2017 • NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART
PROGRAM

12:10 • West Building, East Garden Court

"Washingtonians on Wednesdays"

Sponsored by the Billy Rose Foundation

Sound Impact

Jae Cosmos Lee, violin

Hyun Jae Lim, violin

Tiffany Richardson, viola

Sean Neidlinger, cello

Antonello Di Matteo, clarinet

Alissa Leiser, piano

Keith Miller, bass-baritone

Alexei Zelenev, narrator

Never Again

Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975)

Three Pieces for two violins

Polina Nazaykinskaya (b. 1987)

Theresienstadt

Keith Miller, bass-baritone

Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953)

Overture to Hebrew Themes

Polina Nazaykinskaya 

Haim

Alexei Zelenev, narrator

The Musicians

Sound Impact is a collective of musicians dedicated to serving communities and igniting

positive change in the United States and abroad through live performance, educational

programs, and creative collaboration. Sound Impact boasts a varied roster of renowned 

musicians, each project creating a unique team of musical ambassadors.

Since its debut less than three years ago, the collective has presented musical performances and educational programs in several cities throughout the United States. One of 

their largest projects to date has been producing an annual tour to Costa Rica, where they

teach, perform, and donate musical supplies at no cost to countrywide communities. In the

summer of 2017, they look forward to expanding their international outreach to Haiti. Sound

Impact was recently awarded a grant by the Foundation for the Advancement of String 

Education and the Virginia Commission for the Arts. In the 2016-2017 season, Sound

Impact presents concerts at the Kennedy Center, the National Gallery of Art, the Embassy

of Costa Rica, and the Ethical Society in Philadelphia.