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A Flower Blooms in Snow is a collaborative performer project featured in InterHarmony’s Carnegie Hall programming. The ensemble draws from a stable of celebrated soloists and InterHarmony artists, delivering distinctive chamber performances that blend technical mastery with expressive storytelling. The project first premiered on January 25, 2024 at Weill Recital Hall, Carnegie Hall, featuring core performers Misha Quint (cello), Lenora-Marya Anop (violin), and Antonio Di Cristofano (piano), with additional InterHarmony artists contributing to the program.

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In the 2025–2026 season, A Flower Blooms in Snow adds high-profile appearances to its schedule, including Carnegie Hall dates on November 8, 2025 and January 23, 2026, alongside international engagements in Poland in late September 2025 and additional performances in Las Vegas and California in 2025. A potential follow-up project, Paris Mirages, is being developed under InterHarmony Records, signaling continued growth and collaboration within the InterHarmony ecosystem.

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Discography highlights from the performers underpin a rich musical dialogue: Misha Quint’s Valse Sentimentale (2012), Tempo Trapezio (2014), Matryoshka Blues (2016), and Live Cello Recitals from the early 2000s; Lenora Anop’s Pie Jesu (2016); Antonio Di Cristofano’s Encores and Flute for Schubert (Velut Luna, 2005). Misha Quint maintains an active online presence via the official site and social media, including @MishaQuintcello on Twitter/X. Lenora Anop’s public profile remains robust through academic and performer bios, while Di Cristofano’s activities are documented across InterHarmony and festival pages. For the latest updates, follow the artists and InterHarmony on their official pages and social feeds.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

When you’re ready to attend, we’ll guide you to the best available seats and provide accurate venue details so you can plan with confidence. Whether you’re near Carnegie Hall, touring in Europe, or catching a date in Las Vegas or California, you’ve got a friend in the business who can help secure your tickets.

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Quick Facts About A Flower Blooms in Snow

  • Program title tied to InterHarmony’s Carnegie Hall programming, first performed January 25, 2024 (Weill Recital Hall) with Quint, Anop, and Di Cristofano.
  • Main performers include Misha Quint (cello), Lenora-Marya Anop (violin), and Antonio Di Cristofano (piano); additional InterHarmony artists have been associated with the program.
  • 2025–2026 schedule features major appearances, including Carnegie Hall dates (Nov 8, 2025 and Jan 23, 2026) and international engagements (Poland in late Sept 2025; Las Vegas and California dates in 2025).
  • Paris Mirages, a potential follow-up project under InterHarmony Records, was announced in 2026 coverage as the debut release for a new label.
  • Discography highlights for the performers include Misha Quint’s Valse Sentimentale (2012), Tempo Trapezio (2014), Matryoshka Blues (2016) and Live Cello Recitals (early 2000s); Lenora Anop’s Pie Jesu (2016); Antonio Di Cristofano’s Encores (release context) and Flute for Schubert (Velut Luna, 2005).
  • Misha Quint maintains an active social-media presence (official site; tweets on @MishaQuintcello); Lenora Anop’s public profile is primarily academic/performer bios; Di Cristofano’s activities are documented through InterHarmony and festival pages.

The records

A Flower Blooms in Snow Discography

  • Matryoshka Blues
    2016 · Blue Griffin
  • Tempo Trapezio
    2014 · Blue Griffin
  • Valse Sentimentale: Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich, Stravinsky
    2012 · Volshebnik Productions
  • Live Cello Recitals
    2004 · Volshebnik Productions

Discography highlights from the performers underpin a rich musical dialogue: Misha Quint’s Valse Sentimentale (2012), Tempo Trapezio (2014), Matryoshka Blues (2016), and Live Cello Recitals from the early 2000s; Lenora Anop’s Pie Jesu (2016); Antonio Di Cristofano’s Encores and Flute for Schubert (Velut Luna, 2005). Misha Quint maintains an active online presence via the official site and social media, including @MishaQuintcello on Twitter/X. Lenora Anop’s public profile remains robust through academic and performer bios, while Di Cristofano’s activities are documented across InterHarmony and festival pages. For the latest updates, follow the artists and InterHarmony on their official pages and social feeds.

When you’re ready to attend, we’ll guide you to the best available seats and provide accurate venue details so you can plan with confidence. Whether you’re near Carnegie Hall, touring in Europe, or catching a date in Las Vegas or California, you’ve got a friend in the business who can help secure your tickets.

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