Performance

Work(s) by Alfredo D'Ambrosio

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“Work(s) by Alfredo D’Ambrosio” arrives at Alice Tully Hall in a Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center program that places his chamber writing alongside music by Boccherini and Barrière, a useful frame for hearing lineage and divergence. D’Ambrosio is best known in New York concert life for compact, singing lines and violin-forward craft that sit close to late-Romantic salon style, even when played in a formal hall. Specific NYC premiere history for these selections is not widely documented. The pieces matter here as evidence of how intimate virtuosity persisted after larger symphonic rhetoric took the stage.