Name: Dementia After Dark: Why Sleep Falls Apart and Strategies to Restore Rest
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Dementia After Dark: Why Sleep Falls Apart and Strategies to Restore RestSleep disturbances are common in people living with dementia and can affect both individuals and their caregivers. This informative presentation by Dr. Ayati of Geriatrics Concierge explores why sleep patterns change, including nighttime awakenings, sundowning, and disrupted sleep cycles, and shares practical strategies to promote better rest. Learn evidence-based, non-medication approaches to improve sleep, enhance safety, and support quality of life for both caregivers and those living with dementia.Free for the communityRegister Today or call (650) 322-0126

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Dementia After Dark: Why Sleep Falls Apart and Strategies to Restore RestSleep disturbances are common in people living with...

Dementia After Dark: Why Sleep Falls Apart and Strategies to Restore Rest

This summer marks a momentous occasion for Music@Menlo: the final festival under the Artistic Directorship of David Finckel and Wu Han. Tickets are now on sale for Redux, a celebratory exploration of chamber music which revisits themes from David and Wu Han's 24 years of leadership.The opening Concert Program, a nod to the 2017 season, unites two violinist-composers who were fundamental to that evolution: Antonio Vivaldi and Fritz Kreisler.PROGRAM Antonio Vivaldi The Four Seasons Fritz Kreisler Caprice viennois, op. 2 • Tempo di minuetto • Midnight Bells • Tambourin chinois, op. 3 • Variations on a Theme of Corelli • Slavonic fantasie on Themes by Dvořák • La gitana • Sicilienne and Rigaudon • Schön Rosmarin • Liebesleid • Liebesfreud Felix Mendelssohn Lieder ohne Worte (Song without Words), op. 62, no. 1 Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov Hymn to the Sun from The Golden CockerelARTISTS Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, Gilbert Kalish, Chelsea Wang, Wu Han, pianos; Hyeyeon Park, piano, harpsichord; Chad Hoopes, Bella Hristova, Jessica Lee, Kristin Lee, Arnaud Sussmann, violins; Guillermo Figueroa, Paul Neubauer, violas; Dmitri Atapine, Sterling Elliott, David Finckel, cellos; Scott Pingel, basstickets@musicatmenlo.org 650-331-0202

Local Event: Summer Festival: The Glorious Violin

Summer Festival: The Glorious Violin

This summer marks a momentous occasion for Music@Menlo: the final festival under the Artistic Directorship of David Finckel and...

This summer marks a momentous occasion for Music@Menlo: the final festival under the Artistic Directorship of David Finckel and Wu Han. Tickets are now on sale for Redux, a celebratory exploration of chamber music which revisits themes from David and Wu Han's 24 years of leadership.
Few composers match the brilliance, versatility, and humanity of Felix Mendelssohn. A prodigy, scholar, conductor, educator, and champion of Bach, he helped shape the musical world while inspiring generations of artists. The title Being Mendelssohn reflects the enduring appeal of a life so rich in achievement and curiosity. This program celebrates his spirit through a dazzling array of works that showcase his elegance, imagination, and remarkable genius.
PROGRAM Felix Mendelssohn Violin Sonata in F major (rev. Menuhin) • String Quintet no. 1 in A major, op. 18 • Piano Sextet in D major, op. 110
ARTISTS Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, Wu Han, piano; Bella Hristova, Chad Hoopes, Areta Zhulla, violins; Guillermo Figueroa, Paul Neubauer, violas; Sterling Elliott, cello; Scott Pingel, basstickets@musicatmenlo.org 650-331-0202

Local Event: Summer Festival: Being Mendelssohn

Summer Festival: Being Mendelssohn

This summer marks a momentous occasion for Music@Menlo: the final festival under the Artistic Directorship of David Finckel and Wu Han. Tickets are now on sale for Redux, a celebratory exploration of chamber music which revisits themes from David and Wu Han's 24 years of leadership.As Music@Menlo entered its second decade, Johann Sebastian Bach became the ideal point of departure. By bringing Baroque music to its highest peak, Bach created a legacy that has inspired composers for centuries. This From Bach program traces that influence through works by Haydn, Mendelssohn, and Brahms, each drawing on Bach’s mastery of counterpoint and fugue. Completing the journey, John Corigliano’s poignant Fancy on a Bach Air pays tribute to Bach’s revolutionary contributions to the cello and its emergence as a solo instrument.PROGRAM Johann Sebastian Bach Three Fugues from The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book I Joseph Haydn String Quartet in C Major, op. 20, no. 2, Hob. III:32 Sun Felix Mendelssohn Fugue for String Quartet in E-flat, op. 81 • String Sextet no. 2 in G major, op. 36ARTISTS Jean-Efflam Bavouzet, piano; Chad Hoopes, Areta Zhulla, violins; Matthew Lipman, Paul Neubauer, violas; David Finckel, Jonathan Swensen, cellos Viano Quartet: Lucy Wang, Hao Zhou, violins; Aiden Kane, viola; Tate Zawadiuk, cellotickets@musicatmenlo.org (650) 331-0202

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Summer Festival: From Bach

This summer marks a momentous occasion for Music@Menlo: the final festival under the Artistic Directorship of David Finckel and Wu Han. Tickets are now on sale for Redux, a celebratory exploration of chamber music which revisits themes from David and Wu Han's 24 years of leadership.Music@Menlo’s inaugural festival presented chamber music as a living narrative, where it traces its evolution from the Baroque era to the present day. This Unfolding of Music program follows that journey in a single concert, from Telemann’s inventive concerto and Beethoven’s radiant “Spring” Sonata to Schumann’s imaginative variations and Bartók’s folk-inspired modernism. The journey culminates with the West Coast premiere of Sir Stephen Hough’s Piano Quintet, performed by the composer alongside the acclaimed Viano Quartet.PROGRAM Georg Philipp Telemann Concerto in D major for Four Violins, TWV 40:202 Ludwig van Beethoven Beethoven Violin Sonata in F major, op. 24 “Spring” Robert Schumann Andante and Variations for Two Pianos, Two Cellos, and Horn, op. 46 Béla Bartók Selections from Forty-Four Duos for Two Violins, Sz. 98 Stephen Hough Piano Quintet Les Noces RougesARTISTS Sir Stephen Hough, Hyeyeon Park, Wu Han, pianos; Aaron Boyd, Stella Chen, Jessica Lee, Arnaud Sussmann, violins; Dmitri Atapine, David Finckel, cellos; Kevin Rivard, french horn Viano Quartet: Lucy Wang, Hao Zhou, violins; Aiden Kane, viola; Tate Zawadiuk, cellotickets@musicatmenlo.org (650) 331-0202

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<a href="https://www.baxterrobertson.com/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Website</a> Baxter Robertson with the California Psychics brings the energy of West Coast soul to the lush sounds of neo-psychedelic rock. Their powerful vocals and solid rhythm section draws dancers out onto the floor, and builds faithful audiences with each show. Fronted by Baxter Robertson, the multi-credited songwriter and performer, he’s joined by the California Psychics, a group of esteemed professional musicians. Their powerful song list is driven by soulful and high-powered originals, and rounded out with curated covers.
Band Bios Baxter Robertson Baxter Robertson is a long-time songwriter, composer, and instrumentalist, with numerous film and TV credits including Karate Kid and Full House. He has also been signed as a solo artist to both Atlantic and RCA records with releases worldwide, as well as independent releases, and his music appeared on MTV and MTV2. After graduating from UCLA with a degree in music composition and theory, Baxter began a long and eclectic musical journey. He continues to sing and play keyboards frequently in the SF Bay Area music scene and beyond; not only backing up notables as Chris Cain, Lara Price, and Daniel Castro, but also appearing and recording with his own group named...
 The California Psychics...WHO ALREADY KNOW WHAT YOUR EARS WANT TO HEAR! featuring these FINE artists
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 Steve Ehrmann - Bass Steve has played in the bands of, among others, John Lee Hooker, Charlie Musselwhite, Roy Rogers, Elvin Bishop, Coco Montoya, Katy Webster, The Gospel Hummingbirds, Mighty Mike Schermer, Angela Strehli, and The Blues Broads. He has also had the privilege of backing up Blues and R&amp;B/Roots music greats Lightnin’ Hopkins, Big Walter Horton, Johnny Adams, Earl King, Luther Tucker, Tad Robinson, Sista Monica Parker, Terry Hanck, and many more.
 Paul Revelli - Drums Native San Franciscan Paul Revelli has been playing drums for most of his life. Diverse skills, a passion for playing and listening to all genres of music, and his intuition as the consummate sideman, make him a first-call for notable artists He maintains a healthy schedule working in the studios on album dates and playing live with a list of extensive list of artists, including Angela Strehli, Tracy Nelson, Marcia Ball, Howard Tate, Charlie Musselwhite, Maria Muldaur, Annie Sampson, Elvin Bishop, Bo Diddley, Pinetop Perkins, Phil Guy, John Nemeth, Mighty Mike Schermer, and Mark Hummel.
 Jon Otis - Percussion, Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Jon grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and has worked as a musician since the age of 15. From the late 1960’s he played with a wide variety of artists, groups, music, dance and theater projects. Music styles have ranged from Rock, Pop, Jazz, Classical, Blues, RnB, and Funk to African, Brazilian, Latin, New Age and World Music. Jon has composed music for Film, Dance, Theater, music for Movie and TV commercials, music for his projects and other artists.

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<a target="_blank" href="https://www.jaegerreidmusic.com/" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.jaegerreidmusic.com/</a> Some of the best discoveries are made by accident and that's what happened in the fusion of the musical talents of Judi Jaeger and Bob Reid. They unwittingly found that perfect harmony while standing next to each other at a music camp jam in the summer of 2015. Their musical spark quickly caught fire and was noticed by those around them - and the successful collaboration between Jaeger and Reid was born. Judi grew up near Montreal, Canada, where her world was filled with music; her mother and brother sang and played guitar and she listened to Leonard Cohen, Peter, Paul &amp; Mary, Pete Seeger and many others. She began her career as a performing songwriter as an expression of her loss after the death of her mother and has written songs for her local domestic violence prevention organization. Bob is a fourth generation Californian, and like Judi, Bob also grew up surrounded by music. Bob's Mom performed in coffeehouses in the 1960's, while his father was a gospel concert promoter. Bob has been a California Arts Council Artist-in the Schools, performed at the United Nations in New York, in concert, at festivals and in schools across the United States. His original songs have been sung by Pete Seeger, Bill Harley, Cathy Fink &amp; Marcy Marxer and many others. Bob was chosen by the Seeger family to perform at memorial concerts for both Pete and Toshi Seeger in New York. Bob has a keen eye for musicality, empowerment, appreciation of nature and social causes in his writing. Jaeger &amp; Reid have been performing around the United States, in Canada and France in a variety of venues, indoors and out, including house concerts. Download our Press Kit &gt; “The love between the singer, who sings the song well, and truly, and the audience, which has been waiting for the song, and knows it when they hear it, is a true love.” — Malvina Reynolds

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