We’re guessing the Grain in Spain grows mainly on the plain so that’s exactly where we’re headed for Beerthoven’s 9th Season Finale!
Featuring pianist Sohee Kwon, violinist Mariama Acântara, and cellist Daniel Kopp, performing piano trios by Enrique Granados and Gaspar Cassadó. Special guest Liliana Guerrero, one of UT’s newest voice faculty members at the Butler School of music, will also be joining to sing Manuel de Falla’s great song cycle Siete Canciones Populares Españolas.
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We’re guessing the Grain in Spain grows mainly on the plain so that’s exactly where we’re headed for Beerthoven’s 9th Season Finale!
Featuring pianist Sohee Kwon, violinist Mariama Acântara, and cellist Daniel Kopp, performing piano trios by Enrique Granados and Gaspar Cassadó. Special guest Liliana Guerrero, one of UT’s newest voice faculty members at the Butler School of music, will also be joining to sing Manuel de Falla’s great song cycle Siete Canciones Populares Españolas.
Thanks to our sponsors, we will be serving warm pastries and cold beer generously provided by Easy Tiger and Lazarus Brewing as well as wine and non-alcoholic beverages–all at no additional cost!
Kids are welcome! Tickets for children as well as students through college age are available for $10. Purchase at the door or email daniel@beerthoven.com for advance student tickets.
House Concert near Camp Mabry Saturday, May 6th at 3:00 pm:
We’re excited to continue expanding our offerings by producing house concerts at private venues as well as small public venues around the city. If you’d enjoy a smaller crowd and a more intimate experience, this performance is for you!
Out of respect for the privacy of our hosts, we will only reveal the exact location to ticket purchasers. This program’s mystery venue will host our Saturday performance in zip code 78731 (near Camp Mabry). Visit this page for tickets to this special house concert performance.
Parking Info:
Look for parking in the state parking garages immediately surrounding the Saengerrunde facilities. If these are unavailable or closed off, try the Texas Capitol Visitors Center, three blocks south of the Saengerrunde on San Jacinto.
During most of our events these are open and free of charge. Sometimes there is a parking attendant charging $7-10, especially when concurrent events take place in the Moody Center.
We cannot guarantee their availability so we would recommend coming early in case you need to use the Capitol Visitors Center garage (14th and San Jacinto) or find on-street parking.
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