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ITER AD ABYSSUM is a Latin phase which means journey to the abyss, or jouney to the deep. I would like to invite you and your family/friends to this amazing piano recital by Calvin Huang, my friend from the Bay Area Amateur Pianist Group.

Overview
From the wit of Scarlatti to the supernatural forces of Liszt: hold your breath as we descend from the heavens into the fiery abyss.
Our journey begins at a precarious height, governed by rhythmic order and architectural precision. But this mastery is an illusion, the first step in a slow, inevitable surrender.

The Program
Kapustin | Piano Sonata No. 6, Op. 62
Scarlatti | Selected Keyboard Sonatas

• K. 435 in D Major
• K. 436 in D Major

Liszt | Selected Transcendental Etudes S. 139

• No. 5: Feux Follets (Will-o'-the-wisps)
• No. 12: Chasse Neige (Snow storm)

Intermission
Scriabin | Piano Sonata No. 3 in F-sharp minor
Meyerbeer/Liszt/Huang | Réminiscences de "Robert le diable" (Reconstruction)

1. Cavatine d'Isabelle S. 412a
2. Valse Infernale S. 413
3. Coda : Fugue Victorieuse (Original addition)

Additional Details

• Doors will open at 4:30, and the recital will begin at 4:40.

To reserve a ticket, please go to the following link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/iter-ad-abyssum-a-piano-recital-by-calvin-huang-tickets-1982446648291?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl

Hiking - Pinnacles National Park - East Entrance.

Date: Saturday, Mar 28th.

Meet: 10:30 a.m. by the picnic tables next to the trailhead.

Note: It normally takes half an hour to travel from the gate at the entrance to the Bear Gulch Day Use Area parking lot. With any kind of delays, especially if they don't allow cars to proceed beyond the Ranger Station, it might take you a whole hour or longer. Also, there is generally no cell signal once you enter the park, so if you are late, you will have a hard time locating me. Get there as early as you can.

Carpool: TBA.

Park entrance fee: $30 per car.

Forecast: 73 degrees, partly cloudy. Wind 11 MPH.

Shade: 0%.

Distance: About 7.5 miles.

Elevation gain: About 1,900 feet.

Duration: About 5 hours.

Difficulty: Moderate to strenuous.

Scenery: Bat caves, dramatic rock formations and a panoramic view of the Pinnacles area.

Bring: Water, lunch, sun protection and a small LED flashlight. Please do not bring any kind of lanterns!

Late? Lost? Call: 408-390-0722.

Host: Larry.

Note: By participating in this event, you acknowledge that this event carries inherent dangers, such as the risk of illness, bodily injury, disability, or death. You also agree that you have freely chosen to assume these risks and you agree not to hold us, the Organizer, and/or the Event Organizers, and/or the Event Hosts, responsible for anything that might happen to you during your participation of this event, including but not limited to, illness, bodily injury, disability or death.