Diane Chaplin, cellist – First Tuesday Concert: Jewish Soul for the New Year

September 7, 2021 @ 6:30 pm

Free concert!

A celebration of Jewish Music on Rosh Hashanah

Sephardic Prayer by Serban Nichifor (2016)
Arioso by a “lost composer” of the holocaust, James Simon (1929)

and music by Israeli composers:

Doina by Racheli Galay (2010)
Yizkor by Ayala Asherov (2009)
2 Pieces by Paul Ben-Haim (1977)

Livestreams will air on the Portland Cello Project facebook page & PCP youtube channel.
You will also find them on facebook at “Diane Chaplin, Cellist” (@dianechaplincello) & Diane’s youtube channel.

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Diane Chaplin, cellist – First Tuesday Concert: Passacaglia

August 3, 2021 @ 6:30 pm

Free concert!

Music from the Baroque to modern times, featuring the endlessly evolving variation form of the Passacaglia

Heinrich Biber: Passacaglia from the Rosary Sonatas (1676)
Carlotta Ferrari: Passacaglia del viandante, “the wanderer” (2016)
William Walton: Passacaglia
and featuring the Passacaglia for solo cello and loop pedalby Samuel Bisson (2007)

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Diane Chaplin, cellist – First Tuesday Concert: Capriccio!

July 6, 2021 @ 6:30 pm

Free concert!

featuring the Toccata Capricciosa by Miklós Rózsa (1977)
plus: “2 Capriccios & 5 Variations” by FX Hammer (c. 1799)
A Fancy for Anssi by Betsy Jolas (2010)
Capriccio on a Theme of Tom Jobim by Serban Nichifor (2012)

Livestreams will air on the Portland Cello Project facebook page& PCP youtube channel.
You will also find them on facebook at “Diane Chaplin, Cellist” (@dianechaplincello) & Diane’s youtube channel.

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Diane Chaplin Cello Recital: Baroque and Moore

March 23, 2021 @ 6:30 pm

Free Donations accepted.

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Livestreams will air on the Portland Cello Project facebook page and PCP youtube channel. You will also find them on facebook at “Diane Chaplin, Cellist” (@dianechaplincello) and Diane’s personal page.

Dorothy Rudd Moore is an African American composer who wrote “Baroque Suite” in 1964 as a wedding present for her husband Kermit Moore. It’s a sometimes-quirky, sometimes-profound piece with Baroque undertones.