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Carnegie Concerts Series
Rachmaninoff Chamber Music
Sat, 7:30p (12/6)
Violinist David Lisker, cellist Ben Capps, and pianist Vassily Primakov perform Rachmaninoff’s “elegiac” Piano Trios, which are dedicated to Rachmaninoff’s hero, Tchaikovshy. This powerful concert also includes the famous Cello Sonata, widely regarded as the greatest work written for cello and piano.
Here’s the week at a glance
at the Nyack Library.
Monday
- Shakespeare Discussion Group, 4 – 5:30p
- FREE Assistance with
NYS Health Insurance Programs, 5p
Tuesday
- Cuentos, Canciones y Artesania, 1p
Wednesday
- Fiction Book Club, 7-8:30p, Books are available for pick-up in advance at the 4th floor reference desk.
Thursday
- Nonfiction Book Club ,2- 3:30p, Books are available for pick-up in advance at the 4th floor reference desk.
Friday
- Toddler Time, 11-11:30a, Simple stories, songs and movement games for you and your active toddler. No registration necessary.
Saturday
- Carnegie Concert Series, 7:30p, Rachmaninoff chamber music
In advance: $20 Adult, $18 Seniors & Students, $15 member At the Door: $25 Adult, $22 Seniors & Students, $18 member Buy tickets online via the link below, or at the Library Circulation Desk. Nyack Library card-holders receive member ticket discount.
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