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The first concert in this exciting new series is Chamber Music by Solomon Hoffman in Hempstead House’s beautiful Billiards Room.

A native of Port Washington, NY, Solomon brings original works for strings, winds, brass and piano. His music synthesizes the classical tradition with elements of jazz, folk and minimalism to produce an accessible and unique blend. He draws on a variety of inspirations, from visual art to literature, and is continually inspired by the virtuosity of the musicians with whom he collaborates.

Solomon works primarily as an orchestrator for musical theatre and cabaret. His credits as orchestrator include Far From Canterbury (FringeNYC, Fringe Encores), Plath (FringeNYC), Rope (Pace New Musicals, RSO at 54 Below), War Lesbian (Dixon Place), Columbia Songbook (54 Below), and Trailblazers (NYMF-SLP). As founder of The Songwriter’s Orchestra, he has created over 50 orchestral arrangements of new songs that have been performed at 54 Below, The Laurie Beechman Theatre, Miller Theatre, The Dolphin Café, and (Le) Poisson Rouge.

Enjoy the performance while savoring fine wine with friends.

Featuring
Julie Pacheco – Woodwinds
Anthony Limoncelli – Trumpet
Jordan Lee – Violin
Elise Frawley – Viola
Felipe Galganni – Tap Dance

Hear Solomon’s music here:

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Admission
$20

Buy tickets online or call the ticket line: 516.304.5076.

  • April 21, 2016
    9:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Location

Venue:  

Address:
127 Middle Neck Road, Sands Point, New York, 11050, United States

Directions to the Sands Point Preserve

Directions from NYC: Long Island Expressway to exit 36 (Searingtown Road/Port Washington).  At the light, make a left and go under the Long Island Expressway heading north. Take Searingtown Road north, it will change into Port Washington Boulevard and then into Middle Neck Road. The Preserve will be on the right.

Directions from points east: Long Island Expressway to exit 36 (Searingtown Road/Port Washington). At the light, make a right onto Searingtown Road. Take Searingtown Road north, it will change into Port Washington Boulevard and then into Middle Neck Road. The Preserve will be on the right.