TAKE3 has a “flair for the wild and unexpected” and “brings the refinement of a
rigorous classical music background and infuses it with rock-star charisma.”
Returning by popular demand after multiple standing ovations from their Lincoln Hall Audience – the genre-smashing, virtuosic-crossover trio with a flair for the wild and unexpected – TAKE3 Trio – brings world class artistry, blazing virtuosity and tender sensitivity to Lincoln Hall on Sunday, November 10 at 2 PM.
Combining the refinement of their rigorous classical music backgrounds infused with rock-star charisma – these cross-over classically trained musicians led by the fabulous violinist Lindsay Deutsch will electric and entertain with their arrangements of “Where ROCK meets BACH.”
ARCA is grateful for the very generous sponsorship of TAKE3 Trio’s concert by the founder of the Red Brick Gallery, RBG Cooperative Artist and devoted ARCA supporters, Donna and Larry Edmonds.
Born out of the practice rooms of the top conservatories, TAKE3 lives at the intersection where pop, rock and classical fusion collide. TAKE3 has expanded their repertoire from Bach and Beethoven to Leonard Cohen, Bieber, Elvis and The Beach Boys.
This dynamic and charismatic threesome leaves their indelible mark on captivated crowds around the country performing their top pop hits, Oldies, Americana, and their signature classical mashups – and everything in between including classical favorites.
From “Unchained Melody”, “Amazing Grace”, “What a Wonderful World”, Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” and Willie’s Nelson’s “On the Road Again” to Game of Thrones, Pirates of the Caribbean, Beethoven, West Side Story and Orange Blossom Special, TAKE3 conveys an empowering message of joy and connection through music in their high-energy performances.
TAKE3 is nothing short of exhilarating and has electrified audiences at venues and performing arts centers throughout the U.S. Their unmistakable style and infectious joy in music making brings them to over 60 stops in the U.S. during the 23/24 season.
In response to their SOLD OUT Lincoln Hall concert in October of 2022, ARCA’s program director wrote:
“Superlatives seem inadequate to describe TAKE3 trio’s performance for Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts. Words used by the multiple-standing-ovation audience as they were leaving to describe the experience were ‘Magnificent – Amazing artists – What showmanship – Awesome – You HAVE to have them back…’ TAKE3 had us in the palm of their hands from Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” that brought tears to the eyes of many in the audience. A Night to be Remembered!”
Concert tickets are $25 for Adults, $20 for ARCA Members and $5 for Students. Buy online here or call to reserve: 724-659-3153 Cash or check at the door.
After the concert, enjoy a Meet the Artist Reception at the Red Brick Gallery from 4 to 6 PM for the opening of the exhibit of the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts Weavers Studio.
Educational ArtReach in 2023 in the A-C Valley Schools
In addition to extensive touring, TAKE3 has earned accolades for its outreach programs for children of all ages, delivering a message of hope, inspiration, and the importance of following dreams with vigorous tenacity.
In the fifteenth year of ARCA’s Educational ArtReach program, TAKE3’s phenomenal violinist and entertainer Lindsay Deutsch with pianist Ting Li and cellist Izzy Palacpac amazed students in grades K to 12 with their virtuosity and energy – and entertaining educational presentation.
On December 18, 2023, on the day after their sold out performance in Lincoln Hall, TAKE3 trio brought their energetic and virtuosic “Where ROCK meets BACH” to inspire the students from K to 12 in the Allegheny-Clarion Valley Schools in a day of elementary classroom workshops and two assemblies in the high school auditorium.
About TAKE 3
Known for their infectious and down-to-earth personalities on stage,TAKE3 makes it their mission to impart their love, passion and joy in music making to all who hear them – from children to adults, using their artistic ability as a conduit for musical storytelling.
No strangers to the stage as individuals, they have made an impact on the music scene as soloists, touring the world with Yanni, recording tracks for film and television and as soloists in front of Symphony Orchestras across the country. The original music of TAKE3 can be heard throughout Netflix’s popular series “The Witcher” and on the Sony Witcher soundtrack.
The busy and widely-traveled group on the touring circuit, TAKE3 is visiting Performing Arts Centers and performing with orchestras in most of the 50 states this season. TAKE3’s interactive lighting shows, comedic stories of their journey from scales in conservatory practice rooms to pop music in packed stadiums, come together in unforgettable experiences that have fired up concert goers all over the nation.
Highlights from recent performances include appearances with the North Charleston POPs, Cape Symphony, Boulder Chamber Orchestra, and the Symphonies of Victoria, Midland and Springfield as well as at Music in the Mountains, Redlands Bowl, OK Mozart Festival, Festival Mozaic, Herb Alpert’s Vibrato Grill, and Bear Valley Music Festival.
Upcoming performances include notable debuts in NY including 54 Below, Sheen Center, Rockwood Music Hall, and around the country at Bradford Creative, Cappella Performing Arts Center, Frostburg University, Truman University among many others. The trio keeps a busy tour schedule, performing over 60 performances around the globe each season.
Lindsay Deutsch, Violin
With her limitless enthusiasm and vast gifts as a performer and entertainer, American violinist, LINDSAY DEUTSCH, is a charismatic and captivating presence on today’s music scene. She has thrilled audiences world-wide with her passion for music and brilliant display of technique and musicianship.
TAKE3 was created by violinist/vocalist, Lindsay Deutsch, Yanni’s featured violin soloist, with whom she has toured throughout most of the 7 continents.
Ms. Deutsch began her career as a classical soloist, performing concerti with symphony orchestras around the country. Her performance of Astor Piazzolla’s “Four Seasons of Buenos Aires” with the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra conducted by Jeffrey Kahane, was selected for NPR’s Symphony Cast Program.
Ms. Deutsch has become an ambassador for the Violins of Hope project, performing on violins saved in the Holocaust in venues around the country, including the Soraya center in Los Angeles and with the Livermore Symphony in San Francisco. Ms. Deutsch can be heard throughout Netflix’s popular show, The Witcher and the Hulu series All About Pam.
Her performances on these Sony soundtracks reached No. 1 on the Billboard charts and received millions of streams worldwide.
Maestro Jung-Ho Pak, conductor and artistic director of the Cape Symphony Orchestra, says of Lindsay, “A conductor dreams about finding a soloist who understands the essential responsibility of helping change a large community’s view of classical music. In a time when every concert has to be unforgettable and a game changer, Lindsay can make that happen every time.”
Ms. Deutsch received her education from the Colburn Conservatory in Los Angeles, where she studied under Robert Lipsett. Lindsay Deutsch plays on an 1845 Jean-Baptiste Vuillaume violin.
Enjoy Foxburg & the Post-Concert Red Brick Gallery Reception
Plan to meet the artists after the concert for the wine and cheese reception at the the Red Brick Gallery and Gift Shop from 4 to 6 PM (open from 11 AM to 7 PM at 17 Main Street) for the opening of the exhibit of the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts Weavers Studio.
Their studio at the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts is home to both experienced and novice weavers, where they share their love of fiber and their creativity.
From household goods to garments, from twill and overshot to Swedish weaving, explore different fiber art structures, materials, and techniques with the PCA weavers.
The Red Brick Gallery post-concert exhibit opening reception is on Sunday, November 10, from 4 to 6 PM after the TAKE3 Lincoln Hall concert at 2 PM.
Before the concert, enjoy a brisk walk along the Allegheny River trail or have lunch at the Allegheny Grille in their dining room overlooking the Allegheny River.
Or for more casual fare, at Foxburg Pizza with salads, sandwiches and pizza.
Be sure to save time to enjoy a wine tasting in the newly renovated Foxburg Wine Cellars or enjoy a bottle of wine on the beautiful patio on a warm November day – or do some early Christmas shopping for stocking stuffers – like their deliciously robust River Queen.
Savor a gourmet coffee and hand made chocolate at Divani Chocolatier and Barrista. Or spend the night in Foxburg in the lovely, newly renovated Foxburg Inn or up the river at Emlenton’s bed and breakfast, the Barnard House.
