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Mr. Schermerhorn closed with a sweepingly Romantic account of the Strauss suite, in which the strings were again at the plush best.

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Upstairs in the master bedroom the mood is romantic and homey: the wood table, chairs and four-poster bed are custom re-creations of the suite in which the couple spent the last night of their honeymoon at the Begawan Giri Estate in Bali.

There are the expected "advanced pop" groups (like Deep Purple and Pete Brown's Battered Ornaments), a folk/blues guitarist (Mike Chapman); and – most extraordinary of all – a brand new English folk suite, in which the singer, Shirley Collins, is backed by a group of musicians calling themselves the Dolly Collins Harmonious Band, using reconstructions of medieval instruments.

The most compelling moments came when the essential qualities of the instruments were brought to the fore: the melancholy Fifth Suite, in which the top string is tuned downward to give the instrument a darker sound, and the Sixth, in which the pealing brightness of the high string elicited a murmur of delight from the audience.

The former E.S.T. drummer makes his solo debut with an instrumental prog-suite in which the death of bandmate Esbjorn Svensson looms large.

The next concert (following a recital of Beethoven violin sonatas by Pamela and Claude Frank on Wednesday) offers Beethoven's Seventh Symphony and "Coriolan" Overture as well as the Bach-Mahler Suite: actually a conflation of Bach's Second and Third Orchestral Suites, in which the distinctions are far from fine.

Similarly, for a 1994 exhibition titled "Louise Bourgeois: Locus of Memory, Works 1982-1993," she created a single sculpture and suite of drawings in which the central image was a spider, a creature she associated with her mother, a woman of ever-changing moods.

The erratic but brilliant drummer Dave Tough drove the potentially unwieldy group with consummate subtlety, and Paul Jordan contributed original compositions like "Suite No. 8," in which the string section was not tacked on as an afterthought but integrated into the ensemble with deceptive ease.

Taking four dancers - Edward Watson, Sarah Lamb, Zenaida Yanowsky, Eric Underwood - Wheeldon has interrogated them about their own self-image, intercut the spoken results with music by Bach and Steve Reich, and then choreographed an elaborate suite of dances in which the four take the stage with their own filmed images.