Photo credit: Hannah Shields
Sheffield Chamber Players and Pao Arts Center presents “Common Ground,” an evening of music from contemporary Asian-American composers to mark AAPI Heritage Month. Compositions includes recent chamber quartets by Reena Esmail, Lei Lang, Kian Ravaei, Kareem Roustom, and Paul Wiancko, performed by Sasha Callahan, Leo Eguchi, Megumi Stohs Lewis, and Alexander Vavilov.
After the performance, join us in a brief reception with light refreshments.
For inquiries, please contact Ashley Yung.
About the Partner
L-R: Sasha Callahan, Megumi Stohs Lewis, Leo Eguchi, Alexander Vavilov. Photo credit: Corwin Wickersham
Read more about each player on the Sheffield Chamber Players website.
Described by The Boston Globe as “19th-century music salon, minus the aristocratic atmosphere,” Sheffield Chamber Players was founded in 2014 on the belief that chamber music is a powerful tool for connection and community. By performing diverse repertoire in intimate settings, the players change the way listeners gather, respond to the music, and connect through a shared artistic experience. Each season, Sheffield plays dozens of concerts in a growing network of host homes, as well as historic homes, community spaces, and other intimate venues. The group received the Harvard Musical Association’s 2023 George Henschel Community Award for its commitment to building meaningful community through music.