Chamber Music for The Town's People

Please join the Opus Oakland Sextet at Clio's on Sunday, December 14, 3–5pm, for a festive afternoon of cocktails and chamber music. They will be performing Mozart's Grande Sestetto Concertante and Brahms' brilliant 1st String Sextet, followed by a delightful assortment of Christmas carols and holiday songs.

The Opus amanuensis writes:
"Chamber music was historically played—and we believe is best-enjoyed to this day—in close quarters, among compatriots. The form has been described as "the music of friends" and as "a rational conversation between four people." While there are in fact six of us in this group (Thomas Chow and Shauna Revelli on violins, Sara Rusché and Matt Van Pelt on violas, Diane Louie and John Schroder on celli) and of dubious rationality at that, we truly could not imagine a better setting for the continuance of this tradition than the cozy, boisterous chambers of Clio's, and we hope you will enjoy."
Opus Oakland was created in October of 2016 by members of Oakland Civic Orchestra, a community orchestra affiliated with Oakland Parks and Recreation.

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