http://www.bishopgadsden.org/

http://carolinamusicmuseum.org/

J.S. Bach Solo Cello suites performed by Louise Dubin, Jeffrey Zeigler, Katie Schlaikjer and Philippe Muller. Free admission, no reserved seating.

Theme: Bach performances by living cellists (released and unreleased).

More info: http://maisonfrancaise.org/variations-on-a-french-theme

Free admission.

Reid Hall, La Grande Salle.

Sept 12th 730 pm followed by reception with drinks.

More information: https://globalcenters.columbia.edu/events/variations-french-theme

Cellist Louise Dubin and pianist Spencer Myer present a concert of sonatas and showpieces by Debussy, Auguste Franchomme, Chopin, Saint-Saëns, Koechlin, and Poulenc.

More information: https://www.nypl.org/events/programs/2018/08/18/variations-french-theme

Bach suites 1, 3, 5, &6 performed by Sæunn Thorsteinsdóttir, Louise Dubin, Katie Schlaikjer, and Alberto Parrini .  Admission $15/$10 students.  https://bachcello.brownpapertickets.com

With Simona Frenkel, Emilie-Anne Gendron, Sarah Adams, and Gabriel Schaff

Faculty concert

Here's a PBS NewsHour segment devoted to this event: What orchestras can teach executives about conducting business

http://www.coreensemble.com/

http://www.coreensemble.com/

Festival de Violoncelle de Beauvais, directed by Emmanuelle Bertrand

http://www.infoconcert.com/festival/festival-de-violoncelle-de-beauvais-7929/concerts.html

4 PM: Franchomme Project concert featuring music on the album plus 2 premieres!  Click here for program.

6:30 PM: Koechlin Sonata for cello and piano

9 PM: Debussy Sonata for cello and piano

All performances will be at the Maladrerie Saint-Lazare, in Beauvais, France.  Link for the whole festival program including that day: Festival Violoncelle Beauvais - Edition 2017

Dover Publications will be releasing an edition of compositions by Franchomme on May 17th, edited by Louise Dubin. The works she's selected have been out of print for over a century, and are reproduced from first editions, which include Franchomme's fingerings and bowing.  The publication includes Dubin's Preface, which features her research and unpublished photos from Franchomme's direct descendants.  Includes several pieces from The Franchomme Project album. Amazon link here.

John Street Church (gorgeous acoustics, built in 1841 on site of original 1768 building), 44 John Street, NY NY.  212-269-0014; info@johnstreetchurch.org; www.johnstreetchurch.org

Rare French Cello Music:

Concert with cellists Louise Dubin and Philippe Muller and pianist Hélène Jeanney

Sonatas by Debussy, Pierre de Bréville, Charles Koechlin, and shorter works by Jean Cras, Chopin and Auguste Franchomme

Admission is $15, or $10 for currently enrolled students.

Click here to view the concert's program.

Louise Dubin, cello; Hélène Jeanney, piano

https://www.mezzrow.com/events/2759-mezzrow-classical-salon-with-david-oei

Louise will spin Bach cello suites, including some exclusive live recordings of her favorite cellists.  Stream at wkcr.org or tune in 89.9 FM in New York City.

http://www.violoncellenseine.fr/journees/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Programme-VeS-2016.pdf

http://www.sallegaveau.com/la-saison/1140/nuit-violoncelle-new

American Cathedral in Paris:  Recital of works by Franchomme and his friends, Louise Dubin with pianist Hélène Jeanney.  Details here.

Bar Thalia, 95th and Broadway, Franchomme and Bach "pop-up" performance, with Hannah Holman, Trio 826 and others.  NOTE: This concert is occurring as scheduled; the Bar Thalia website is out of date as of 2/15

Link can be found here

Link can be found here