This highly original, hour-long recital, to be performed by Liz Meyer (flute), Leora Cohen (violin) and Paul Wingfield (piano), will take place in the atmospheric setting of Trinity College's Old Combination Room. It will include the 3 Nocturnes by Franz Behr, the Trio by Nino Rota (best known for his score for The Godfather), Shostakovich's 5 Pieces, and the world premiere of Paul Wingfield's The Moon and the Stars, inspired by the series of paintings of the same title by the celebrated art nouveau painter, Alfons Mucha.

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