
For the May AAVC event, we will attend a chamber music concert at Ravenscroft in Scottsdale. This is a ticketed event ($38-$45 per seat), and members are responsible for buying their own ticket. We will have an informal club gathering in the Ravenscroft lobby before and after the show.
Tickets are available via the Ravenscroft website.
Experience the lush textures and sweeping lyricism of The Power of Six, an unforgettable evening of chamber music featuring two masterful string sextets that showcase the full emotional and sonic depth of six instruments in perfect conversation.
The concert will open with the Sextet No. 1 in B-flat Major, Op. 18 by Johannes Brahms — a cornerstone of the chamber repertoire. With its sweeping themes, radiant harmonies, and emotional breadth, Brahms’ sextet is both intimate and grand, a portrait of youthful passion refined by the hand of a master.
Following an intermission, the program closes with Reinhold Glière’s infrequently performed Sextet No. 3 in C Major, a remarkable work of dazzling warmth, charm, and late-Romantic elegance. Brimming with melodic richness and vibrant color, Glière’s sextet invites listeners into a world where graceful introspection and bold musical interplay coexist.
Join us for The Power of Six, and be swept away by the richness, resonance, and emotional power that only a string sextet can
deliver.
Violinist Steven Moeckel has engaged audiences and critics worldwide with his effortless virtuosity, vivid characterization, and uncanny ability to capture the very essence of a work. As a collaborative artist, he has performed with Leon Fleisher and Menahem Pressler at Chicago’s Ravinia Festival and frequently appears in concert with William Wolfram.
Violinist Tessa Gotman Bock is a member of the Phoenix Symphony and has previously served as Concertmaster of the Scottsdale Arts Orchestra. During the past few seasons, she has become a vital creative contributor to the Chamber @ Ravenscroft series.
Violist Nancy Buck has performed chamber music in prominent venues across the United States, and in the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and New Zealand. She currently serves as Co-Artistic Director of the Chamber @ Ravenscroft series.
Mark Deatherage is Acting Principal Viola in the Phoenix Symphony and has performed previously with many midwest orchestras, including the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, and the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra.
Cellist Ryan Murphy has soloed with the Cleveland Orchestra and Detroit Symphony and has performed with the Canton Symphony, Juilliard Centennial Orchestra, National Philharmonic, and San Antonio Symphony.
Bridget Pasker serves the Phoenix Symphony as its Associate Principal cellist. A graduate of The Juilliard School and San Francisco Conservatory of Music, she was formerly a member of the Thalea Quartet, with which she performed in France and across North America.
Ravenscroft Hall
8445 E Hartford Drive
Scottsdale, AZ 85255

Arizona Audio Video Club Event | Wednesday, March 25th @ 7 PM
A New Dimension in Listening: Experience the Trinaural Processor
Join us for the March meeting of the Arizona Audio Video Club as we explore a rare and revolutionary approach to high-fidelity audio: The Trinaural Processor.
Why Trinaural?
Invented by the legendary James Bongiorno, the Trinaural Processor addresses a fundamental limitation in traditional stereo. Bongiorno’s research suggested that because real-world sounds rarely come from absolute left or right positions, a three-channel front stage is essential for true "live" acoustic sound reproduction.
Unlike simple "summed" center channels, this linear, completely analog device re-vectorizes stereo information for three channels. The result is a dramatically wider soundstage with enhanced depth, clarity, and a level of realism that traditional two-channel systems simply cannot match.
The Demonstration
This evening’s session features a live demonstration of a $3,000 SST Trinaural Processor system.
What to Expect
Whether you are a seasoned audiophile or curious about the state-of-the-art in analog processing, don't miss this opportunity to reconnect with the magic of your favorite recordings through a whole new lens.
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