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1 Feb
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Friday, April 1, 2016 at 7pm
Brett Dean conducts Brett Dean
BBC Maida Vale Studios, London
Maida Vale One, Delaware Road, London
United Kingdom
02085761227
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Brett Dean conductor
Thomas Gould violin
Anthony Pateras revox
Thomas Meadowcroft revox
Join the BBC Symphony Orchestra at Maida Vale Studios for a concert programmed and conducted by Australian composer Brett Dean.
Through the monumental works of the great Peter Sculthorpe and others, contemporary Australian orchestral music won a reputation of being above all linked to Australia's landscape and evoking the sounds of its nature. Aspects of the natural world still inspire Australian composers but as we'll see in this wide-ranging programme, there's more to it than that.
From the quietly persuasive, Basho-inspired Clouds Now and Then by Richard Meale through to Georges Lentz's extraordinary vision of the cosmos as the "embodiment and proof of divine agency", Australian orchestral music in the late 20th and early 21st centuries has grown remarkably in its diversity and sophistication. Still little known outside Australia, this concert presents no less than four European premieres from several of Australia's leading composers.
Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note that as not everyone who asks for tickets uses them, to make sure we have a full house we send out more tickets than there are places. We do our best to get the numbers right, but unfortunately we occasionally have to disappoint people so please arrive early.
Richard Meale : Clouds Now and Then
Thomas Meadowcroft : Peacemaker Tattoo
Georges Lentz : Caeli enarrant... III
Brett Dean : Engelsflügel
Anthony Pateras : Immediata
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1 Feb
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Friday, April 1, 2016 at 2:00 pm
Anna Akhmatova: The Heart is Not Made of Stone
BAM Fisher
321 Ashland Place
United States
718.636.4100
http://www.bam.org
Tickets: $75 and Up
Ensemble for the Romantic Century
Celebrating its 15th season, the Ensemble for the Romantic Century (ERC) returns to BAM Fisher for six performances of Anna Akhmatova: The Heart is Not Made of Stone. Written by Eve Wolf and directed by Donald T. Sanders, this multi-media production examines the troubled relationship between artistic creation and totalitarianism through the perspective of the Russian poet Anna Akhmatova (1889-1966). This tale of passion, love, political repression, and redemption is interwoven with music by Russian composers’ Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev, and Shostakovich.
Sergei Prokofiev : Romeo & Juliet
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2 Feb
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Saturday, April 2, 2016 at 7:30pm
BASS Composer in Residence Scott Wheeler Premieres Ben Gunn 4/2
Tenri Cultural Institute, NYC
43A West 13th St, NY NY 10011
United States
212-645-2800
http://www.tenri.org
mail@tenri.org
Tickets: $25
Soprano Elisabeth Marhsall, mezzo soprano Kate Maroney, tenor Brandon Snook, and baritone Steven Eddy join pianists Michael Brofman, Jocelyn Dueck, and Miori Sugiyama.
BASS continues its innovative new music series In Context at the Tenri Cultural Center on Saturday April 2nd, 2016. This year’s featured composer is Scott Wheeler, hailed by Fanfare as “one of the freshest American voices.” The program features Mr. Wheeler’s work alongside those by colleagues and mentors (Virgil Thomson and Judith Weir) and favorite classics (Johannes Brahms and Robert Schumann). The program will include the world premiere of Ben Gunn. Soprano Elisabeth Marhsall, mezzo soprano Kate Maroney, tenor Brandon Snook, and baritone Steven Eddy join pianists Michael Brofman, Jocelyn Dueck, and Miori Sugiyama.
Scott Wheeler : Ben Gunn
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3 Feb
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Sunday, April 3, 2016 at 1pm
Music in a Modern World: National Orchestra For All
Barbican Hall, London
Barbican, Silk Street, London EC2
United Kingdom
020 7638 8891
http://www.barbican.org.uk/eticketing
Marianna Hay conductor
Andrew Hudson bass guitar
Peter Edwards piano
Romarna Campbell drums
National Orchestra For All
The National Orchestra For All 2015-2016 Music in a Modern World season finale concert will explore what music means for young musicians in the early 21st century, with the world première of Nathan Theodoulou’s Jazz Concerto Grosso featuring acclaimed jazz pianist Peter Edwards alongside two new commissions from their 2015 Summer Concert in Leeds.
'The National Orchestra for All is a truly inspiring organisation, as anyone who sees one of their performances can attest. It is wonderful to see young people from such varied backgrounds showing the remarkable discipline and collaboration needed to perform in an ensemble. We all know music has the power to improve the wellbeing of pupils and I am delighted we will be supporting NOFA to achieve this.'
Brett Wigdortz, Founder and CEO, Teach First (September 2014)
Ludwig Van Beethoven : Symphony No 5, mvt 1 arr Danyal Dhondy
Nathan Theodoulou : Jazz Concerto Grosso
Nathan Theodoulou : Where Music Meets
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3 Feb
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3 Feb
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Sunday, April 3, 2016 at 4.00pm
The Wooden Fish Ensemble will present a program of traditional music from Asia and recent music by Hyo-shin Na along with music by European masters Schoenberg and Mozart.
Old First Concerts
1751 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
United States
(415) 474-1608
http://oldfirstconcerts.org
kbarr@oldfirstconcerts.org
Tickets: $5 - $20
- The members of the Wooden Fish Ensemble -
Thomas Schultz, piano
Hyunjung Choi, violin
Sonia Lee, harpsichord
Sonnet Ensemble (Sue-mi Shin, Artistic Director), Guest Artists
Kyungso Park, kayageum (Korean zither)
Ji Hye Lim, kayageum (Korean zither)
Wooden Fish Ensemble
4PM April 3, 2016
Old First Concerts
1751 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
https://www.facebook.com/events/911912442211668/
TICKETS http://oldfirstconcerts.org/performances/714/
$18.00 General (includes advance online discount)
$15.00 Seniors (65+, includes advance online discount)
$5.00 Full Time Students (Children 12 and under are free)
The Wooden Fish Ensemble will present a program of traditional music from Asia and recent music by Hyo-shin Na along with music by European masters Schoenberg and Mozart.
- The program -
Song of the Bear (2015) for string ensemble and kayageum (Korean zither) solo by Hyo-shin Na - World Premiere
Invisible Door (2015) for harpsichord and violin by Hyo-shin Na - US Premiere
Kayageum Sanjo (Korean traditional music)
Piano Pieces Op. 33a/b by Arnold Schoenberg
Piano Concerto K. 415 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
String Symphony No. 4 by Mendelssohn
- The members of the Wooden Fish Ensemble -
Thomas Schultz, piano
Hyunjung Choi, violin
Sonia Lee, harpsichord
Sonnet Ensemble (Sue-mi Shin, Artistic Director), Guest Artists
Kyungso Park, kayageum (Korean zither)
Ji Hye Lim, kayageum (Korean zither)
Venue: Old First Church
Date: Sun April 3, 2016 4:00pm
City: San Francisco
Email: kbarr@oldfirstconcerts.org
Price Range: $5 to $18
Tickets: (415) 474-1608
Hyo-shin Na : Song of the Bear for string ensemble and kayageum (Korean zither) solo
Arnold Schoenberg : Piano Pieces Op. 33a/b
Hyo-shin Na : Invisible Door for violin and harpsichord
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart : Piano Concerto K. 415
Korean Traditional Music : Kayageum Sanjo
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