SFCMF July 28

July 28

Week 10 of the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival’s 2026 radio series begins as Chad Hoopes and the Dover Quartet’s second violinist, Bryan Lee, play one of Bach’s most cherished works: the incomparable Concerto in D Minor for Two Violins, known as the “Bach Double.” Soprano Liv Redpath and her frequent collaborator, pianist George Fu, perform a pair of youthful songs by Debussy. The hour concludes with one of those rarely performed pieces the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival is known for. The musician, composer, and pedagogue Frank Bridge began in the pastoral English sound world and evolved into what Festival artistic director Marc Neikrug calls “his own true voice, his own world.” Pianist Orion Weiss, violinist Jennifer Frautschi, and cellist Felix Fan give a breathtaking performance of Bridge’s gnarly and brilliant 1929 Piano Trio No. 2.

JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH

Concerto in D Minor for Two Violins, BWV 1043 (1720)
Vivace
Largo, ma non tanto
Allegro
Violinists Chad Hoopes and Bryan Lee, soloists; with an ensemble of Santa Fe Opera Orchestra musicians, led by Daniel Jordan as concertmaster.

CLAUDE DEBUSSY

“Jane” (1881) & “Romance: Silence ineffable” (1883)
Liv Redpath, soprano; George Fu, piano

FRANK BRIDGE

Piano Trio No. 2, H. 178 (1929)
Allegretto ben moderato—
Molto allegro
Andante molto moderato—
Allegro ma non troppo
Orion Weiss, piano; Jennifer Frautschi, violin; Felix Fan, cello