You are invited to a Musical Soirée and Happy Hour on Friday, August 2
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You are invited to a Musical Soirée and Happy Hour on Friday, August 2

Marina District downtown SD ZI

Fri, August 2, 2024 4:00 PM, PDT

Capacity
0 of 22 spots available
Drinking policy
Bring your own drinks
Age limit
All guests must be 21
Wheelchair access
Not wheelchair accessible

This is a private groupmuse.

A live, in-person performance in an intimate setting, only open to people whom the host invites.

Host

Hello Friends,

We hope you can join us for a Groupmuse Musical Soirée at our home.

Lesi Mei, a concert pianist will perform Debussy and other Impressionistic music as well as several works from the Great American Songbook.

Ray and I were introduced to Groupmuse through our friends Sami and Ann. Groupmuse connects professional musicians with people who would like to host musical concerts in their home or other venues. The musicians are compensated by donations from the attendees.

The happy hour will begin at 4 PM and the concert will start at 5 PM. We will have snacks/appetizers and ask that everyone bring their own bottle of wine/beverage and a cash donation of $15+ per person for Lesi.

Please RSVP through the Groupmuse site below. They charge a separate registration fee of $5 per person which covers the cost to operate the Group Muse program.

We can only accommodate 22 guests so please RSVP as soon as possible.

We hope to see you on August 2!

Mary and Ray

What's the music?

Clair de lune
Reverie
- Claude Debussy

Summer, - Joe Hisaishi
Theme from Forrest Gump, - Alan Silvetri
Love Theme, from Cinema Paridiso - Ennio Morricone
Dawn, from Pride and Prejudice - Dario Marianelli

== Intermission==

Gnossiennes No.1&2
- Erik Satie

As Time Goes By - Herman Hupfeld
It Had to Be You - Isham Jones
My Funny Valentine - Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart
Night and Day - Cole Porter

Where does this music come from?

The French "impressionist" composers opened a vast new door to new colors in the classical music field. Perhaps because of that, and the inquisitive nature of French music (such as Debussy and Satie's music), has made these music hugely popular in the film score arena. Perhaps the harmony - color relationship has always opened door for story telling, and that will lead to the last part of the concert, which the original music actually told stories.

Location

Exact address sent to approved attendees via email.

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