Arpeggione, the chamber music group that is known as the “North Shore’s only historically-informed chamber music ensemble,” will perform the works of Clara Schumann at 4 p.m. Sunday, February 18, as part of St. John's Concert Series in Beverly Farms.
Known for their historically informed chamber music performances, Arpeggione will explore the extraordinary world and legacy of Clara Schumann. Schumann expert David Kim joins Arpeggione's musicians in chamber works by Clara Schumann and improvisations in her own style.
Arpeggione's musicians will be performing on instruments original to or copied from Clara Schumann's time, including flute, clarinet, violin, cello, and a Viennese-style fortepiano by Rod Regier of Freeport, ME.
