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In February, David and Wu Han returned to Aspen for their Winter Music series, which also features musicians Piotr Anderszewski, Emanuel Ax, Stephen Hough, and Leila Josefowicz. The duo performed their Vienna Program in Aspen's Harris Concert Hall, which was practically buried in snow following Aspen's record snowfall of 200 inches this year. After the concert, the duo was entertained in Starwood at an elegant dinner hosted by Aspen residents and authors Judith Barnard and Michael Fain.
Entrance to the Music Tent.
Despite the snow, they enjoyed a meal at the Main Street Café with Asadour Santourian, the Aspen Music Festival's Artistic Administrator, and Matthew Ritter, Director of Operations.
David and Wu Han with Nikki Boxer, Aspen Public Radio's Music Director.
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