Francesca performs as soloist with the Minnesota Sinfonia in two performances of Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 5.
The second performance of Mozart’s Violin Concerto No. 5 with the Minnesota Sinfonia.
Francesca performs an all-Schumann chamber music concert with Minnesota musicians at Music on the Hill in Mankato.
This concert is the conclusion of a complete cycle of the Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin by J.S. Bach. These monumental works showcase the expressive potential of the violin through complex counterpoint, singing melodies and lively dances. In the second program, on November 3, 2019, Francesca will perform the remaining three Sonatas and Partitas, including the imposing Chaconne and the light and graceful Partita No. 3 in E major.
Francesca and Matthew McCright perform a faculty/guest recital at St. Olaf College with works by Alberto Ginastera, Astor Piazzolla, Amy Beach and Aaron Copland.
Francesca will perform a complete cycle of the Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin by J.S. Bach. These monumental works showcase the expressive pontential of the violin through complex counterpoint, singing melodies and lively dances. In the first program, on November 4, 2018, Francesca will perform the ornate Partita No. 1 in B minor: a series of elegant Baroque dances, each of which contains a "Double" or variation on the original movement. She will also perform the iconic Sonata No. 3 in C major, known for its writing influenced by Bach's expertise as an organist. This concert will be followed by another, in 2019, where Francesca will perform the remaining three Sonatas and Partitas in the cycle.
Francesca joins the Minnesota Bach Ensemble for the opening concert of their 2018/19 season. Two concerts at the MacPhail School in Minneapolis: October 20th at 3 PM and October 21st at 3 PM.
Francesca performs on the Summer Concert Series at the Saint-Gaudens Historic Site in New Hampshire. (Originally scheduled for July, this date has been rescheduled for September 9th.)
Francesca joins colleagues from the Minnesota Orchestra in a program of Mozart and Mendelssohn, for the final concert of the Bridge Chamber Festival 2018.
Francesca performs Dvorak’s Sonatine, Op. 100, and Brahms’ Piano Quartet in G minor with Minnesota musicians at the Bridge Chamber Music Festival.
Francesca Anderegg returns to the Lakes Area Music Festival to perform in the festival's production of the Magic Flute. Two performances: August 18th at 7 pm and August 19th at 2 pm.
Francesca will perform as a substitute violinist with the Minnesota Orchestra as part of their August tour to London in the BBC Proms Festival.
Francesca Anderegg will be in residence at the Orquestra Festival del Mar, an orchestral training institute and retreat in Puntarenas, Costa Rica, hosted by the University of Costa Rica. She will teach masterclasses and perform as violin soloist with the festival orchestra.
Francesca returns to Las Vegas for a Bach-inspired solo violin recital, meet-and-greet, and CD signing at the Mesquite Library.
Francesca Anderegg returns to Las Vegas with a Bach-inspired solo violin program at the Rainbow Library.
Francesca performs as part of the National Music Festival in an all-Tchaikovsky program for the final festival concert.
Francesca performs as part of the National Music Festival in a concert including Mozart's Requiem.
As part of the National Music Festival, Francesca Anderegg performs Barber's Violin Concerto Op. 14 with the festival orchestra.
As part of the National Music Festival, Francesca Anderegg performs Saint-Saens Fantasy for Violin and Harp on the festival's chamber music concert.
Francesca Anderegg, along with local star Clara Osowski, performs on this portrait concert for Reinaldo Moya (resident composer of the Schubert Club). Francesca will be joined by Venezuelan clarinetist Jorge Montilla and pianist Matthew McCright for a world premiere trio by Reinaldo Moya, on the Schubert Club Courtroom Concert Series.
Francesca Anderegg joins Mischa Santora for a performance of Stravinsky's L'Histoire du Soldat on the MacPhail Spotlight Series. Antonello Hall, free, 8 PM.
Francesca Anderegg joins visiting guest faculty member Eli Lara and Carleton College Professor Nikki Melville in a program of piano trios by Franz Josef Haydn, Reinaldo Moya, and Clara Schumann.
Francesca Anderegg and Matthew McCright perform a program of Latin American music at Ripon College's Chamber Music and Jazz Series.
Francesca performs Latin American music with Twin Cities musicians. For more information, visit rayuelafestival.org.
Anderegg performs a program of Vivaldi, Handel and Bach with the Peoria Symphony Orchestra in their season closing concert.
Francesca Anderegg gives a solo recital at the Rainbow Library in Las Vegas.
Francesca Anderegg gives a solo a recital at the Sahara West Library in Las Vegas.
Alumna of the Perlman Music Program Francesca Anderegg gives a recital with pianist John Root.
Francesca Anderegg performs a solo violin program entitled "Bach's Legacy" at WTVP Studios. This performance is presented by the Peoria Symphony Orchestra.
Francesca Anderegg is joined by pianist Brent Funderburk on their program Wild Cities which surveys the broad scope of new American music for violin and piano. This performance is the final stop on the duo's Wild Cities album release tour.
Francesca Anderegg is joined by pianist Brent Funderburk on their program Wild Cities that surveys the broad scope of new American music for violin and piano. The program is the second stop on the Wild Cities album release tour.
Francesca Anderegg and Brent Funderburk are going on tour to the South to celebrate the release of their critically acclaimed album, Wild Cities. The first stop in the tour is at Lincoln Memorial University.
Renowned Brazilian pianist Erika Ribeiro is visiting St. Olaf College from Rio di Janeiro to perform an all-Brazilian program that showcases works rarely heard outside the country.
Francesca Anderegg and Matthew McCright present Latin American music at Carleton College as part of the Music Department's Artist Series, featuring tangos of Piazzolla, music of Reinaldo Moya, Ginastera, Villa-Lobos, and Revueltas.
