Unfortunately, the night the eggs off Rauschenberg's property hatched, he had the light on in his studio. The turtles went toward the light and ran into Rauschenberg's dogs, who destroyed the turtles. Shoss had the somber duty of going to recover the corpses from Rauschenberg's back yard. That includes giving young artists the chance to work with him on his many projects and making sizable contributions to community and arts organizations. Monday's concert will feature Perahia as the conductor and piano soloist on concertos by Bach, Mozart and others.
Admission is free.
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