Page 4 THE VILLADOM TIMES IV • December 25, 2013 Area All Seasons performance will honor Quackenbushes All Seasons Chamber Players The congregation of Saint Elizabeth’s Memorial Chapel, 38 Chapel Turn, Eagle Valley in Tuxedo, New York, will present the All Seasons Chamber Players in a spe- cial Memorial Concert in honor of Betty and Dave Quackenbush on Sunday, Jan. 5 at 3 p.m. Freewill contributions will be accepted at the door. A Meet-the-Artists Reception will be held after the concert in the Parish House across from the chapel. The chapel will be decorated with poinset- tias and greens for the holidays and offers glorious acoustics and a historic setting for chamber music. The All Seasons Chamber Players has had a long relationship with Betty and Dave Quackenbush, long-time members of the chapel, who brought the ensemble to per- form for 16 concerts dating back to 1995. The ensemble is pleased to perform this concert in recognition of the encourage- ment, support, and musical advice offered by the Quackenbushes for concerts at Saint Elizabeth’s Chapel. Both Betty and Dave Quackenbush were recently buried on the grounds of St. Elizabeth’s. The All Seasons ensemble will use its Flemish harpsichord in combination with flute and strings to perform music from the 17 th to the 20 th century. The program, “From Marais to Martinu,” will include works for flute, violin, cello, and harpsichord by Marais, Vivaldi, J.S. Bach, J.C. Bach, Handel, Telemann, and Martinu. It will close with the “Pastorale” from Corelli’s “Christmas Concerto,” a favorite of Betty and Dave Quackenbush. The All Seasons Chamber Players are professional musicians who also perform with area orchestras, Broadway shows, and summer music festivals. Now in its 33 rd season, the ensemble has performed over 700 concerts throughout the metropolitan area. Performers will include flutist Brenda Sakofsky, violinist Robert Lawrence, cel- list E. Zoe Hassman, harpsichordist Ron Levy, and harpsichordist Jean Strickholm of Demarest. A full schedule of the ensem- ble’s concerts is listed online at www.all- seasonschamberplayers.org. Saint Elizabeth’s was built as a family chapel on the estate of the descendants of J. Pierpont Morgan and Alexander Hamilton. The stone chapel was named after Eliza- beth Schuyler Hamilton, who died at 11 in the influenza epidemic after World War I. The building combines elements of 16 th and 17 th century design. The chapel has a long tradition of providing free concerts for the public. All are welcome. For information or directions, call (914) 420-8271 or (201) 768-1331.