At Home with Nature

An Evening of Piano and Violin Music hosted by Sudbury Valley Trustees and Stephen Gabeler

October 29, 2025, 6:30 PM

Sudbury, MA

You’re invited to be our special guest for an evening of piano and violin music, celebrating the beauty and joy of nature. Join us in a warm and inspiring setting for a sunset concert—featuring nature-themed works— hosted by Stephen Gabeler and Sudbury Valley Trustees. Seating is limited, so reserve your spot today! Please share this invitation with others in your community who might enjoy this event.

A suggested donation of $75 will help support SVT's work protecting natural areas and farmland for wildlife and people, forever. We look forward to sharing this unique experience with you.

The Location
The Home of Stephen "Gabe" Gabeler, Sudbury, MA
(Address will be shared after registration.)

The Schedule
6:30 Doors open
7:00 to 8:00 Piano and violin concert
8:00-9:00 Visiting over refreshments.

The Host
Stephen "Gabe" Gabeler is an SVT member, nature lover, and active member of the First Parish of Sudbury, Unitarian Universalist Church. He and his late wife, Carolyn Lee, planned this concert together to celebrate the intersection of nature and art, and to support the mission of SVT. Gabe welcomes you, and those you invite, to his home for an evening of joyful fellowship.

The Music
Trevor Berens is a pianist, composer, and music therapist based in MA. He enjoys playing avant-garde classical music, traditional classical music, and free improvisation. He co-runs the Berens Voice and Piano Studio and is the founder of the Sonic Liberation Players. He looks forward to playing for you on a fully restored 1890 Steinway A.

Canadian violinist Gabriel Solomon performs 21st-century, classical, and baroque music as well as jazz, world, and avant-garde improvisational music.

Among other works, Trevor and Gabriel will play:
On an Overgrown Path, Leoš Janáček
Bird in Warped Time, Somei Satoh 
Prophetic Bird, Robert Schumann

About SVT
Sudbury Valley Trustees works to protect natural areas and farmland for wildlife and people in the 36 communities that surround the Sudbury, Assabet, and Concord Rivers.
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