Guarneri Violinist Gives Lecture-Concert on the Bach Chaconne
Production is part of the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis’s 2010–11 Laureate Series
Violinist Arnold Steinhardt, a member of the revered and disbanded Guarneri String Quartet, will present the lecture–concert “Chaconne Anyone?” on June 7 at the Indiana Historical Society’s Frank and Katrina Basile Theater in Indianapolis, Indiana. Steinhardt, who has written extensively on the work, will share his history with and insight into the Chaconne from Bach’s Violin Partita in D minor, and later play the monumental piece for solo violin as part of the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis’s 2010–11 Laureate Series. violin.org/concert.html
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