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SPIRIT. STRUGGLE. TRIUMPH. | REMIXX @ Bread & Salt
April 28, 2018 @ 6:30 pm - 7:45 pm
$15 – $50
Works by Gustav Mahler, Henry Cowell, Kurt Weill, George Gershwin, Erich Korngold, Alex Shapiro and Arnold Schoenberg.
flute, English horn, string quartet, piano
Art curated by Thomas DeMello
Post Concert
BOTTLECRAFT Beer/Wine + VENISSIMO Cheese Tasting
Beer and wine aficiando Gene Fielden from Bottlecraft and cheese monger Rob Graff from Venissimo team up to enchant your senses with exquisite pairings. Indulge in oodles of delightful tasteful moments while exploring the connection and chemistry behind the “right” choice of wine and beer and how it can heighten and intensify the flavors of your food.
BUY CONCERT AND BEER/CHEESE TASTING TICKETS
Bread & Salt, Barrio Logan
1955 Julian Avenue
San Diego, CA 92113
Single Tickets: $35 general, $32 seniors/military, $15 students
Premium Single Tickets (with preferred seating): $50
Pre-concert art exhibit viewing and complimentary wine.
| “With the influx of refugees in the 30s, Hollywood became a kind of Athens. It was as crowded with artists as Renaissance Florence. It was aGolden Era…It had never happened before. It will never happen again.” –S.N. Behrman |
| In this powerful evening of music and art – Camarada celebrates the sanctuary of a very special place in Southern California – the Villa Aurora. The Villa Aurora is located in Los Angeles and has been used as a haven for artists of all kinds throughout it’s existence. It is the former home of the German-Jewish author Lion Feuchtwanger and his wife Marta. Spirit. Struggle. Triumph. celebrates the composers and the story of those who gathered at the Villa Aurora. |
| Prepare to be mesmerized by Andrea Overturf, principal english horn of the San Diego Symphony Orchestra, in her first appearance with Camarada. The evening of music features many well known Jewish composers whose works are performed and savored by audiences across the globe. The perseverance of all these composers to make music despite oppression is a true feat. History will come to life in Camarada’s Spirit, Struggle, Triumph. |
