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| Mar 1, 2018 |
| Creative Independent: Anenon |
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In 2018, The Creative Independent and National Sawdust will work together to present new works from independent musicians, dancers, and other types of working artists. The shows will focus on process, collaboration, and the time and space needed to complete a creative project.
This show features “Tongue Versions,” a performance by Los Angeles based musician and composer Anenon featuring New York based artist Bryce Hackford. Based on his latest LP, “Tongue,” this live iteration will feature improvised music and sound alongside the original material of the album.
Brian Allen Simon recorded “Tongue,” his fourth LP as Anenon, in the Italian countryside of Tuscany during a month-long residency program in April of 2017. Composed against the serene and quiet surroundings of Tuscany, the music of Tongue materializes through abstract articulations of love, loss, fear, addiction, confidence, longing, hope, and sadness. While deceivingly minimal on the surface, layers reveal themselves with each new listen, exposi |
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| Mar 2, 2018 |
| Spring Revolution: L'Rain |
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L’Rain is part of the Spring Revolution festival, National Sawdust’s annual two week festival celebrating the musical revolution created by Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring. Held from March 1st through March 11th, this year Spring Revolution celebrates the voice of women, with every night featuring female curators, artists and composers because the female perspective is the human perspective and the human perspective should be inclusive.
L’Rain, hailed by the New York Times as a “one-woman studio band” and by Tiny Mix Tapes as “the best moments of Stereolab or Frank Ocean’s ‘Endless,’” performs a set of spiritual music exploring the complexity of grief and the audacity of joy.
Lead by composer and multi-instrumentalist Taja Cheek, L’Rain puts on a special performance as a quartet, with Ben Katz on saxophone + keyboards, Devin Starks on bass, and Buz Donald on drums + electronics. |
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| Mar 3, 2018 |
| Spring Revolution: Xenia Hanusiak Presents The Sky Above The Roof |
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Songlines for a New World: The Sky Above the Roof, created by Artistic Director Xenia Hanusiak, celebrates Australian female perspective.
Recorder virtuoso Genevieve Lacey presents an airy evening of poetic contemplation tp celebrate Australia’s mother earth. Hear the New York premieres of two tranquil, immersive experiences: “En Masse” and “Pleasure Garden.”
After sold out performances in the Melbourne and Adelaide Festivals, “En Masse” was presented in Beijing, and will travel to London next year. The work is a lush, layered soundscape, using both film and music, that envelops Genevieve as she plays live with her simple, wooden pipes. The piece evokes questions about environmental themes, migration, the impact of individualism, and tribal consumerism. The film’s soundtrack uses music from composers John Rodgers, Jim Atkins, Lawrence English, Steve Stelios Adam, Christian Fennesz, Nico Muhly, Ben Frost, dj olive, and Taylor Deupree. |
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| Mar 3, 2018 |
| Worldwide Play-In Weekend |
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March 3-4 |
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Diller Quaile School of Music, 24 East 95th Street, New York City, NY 10128 |
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Associated Chamber Music Players (ACMP) presents its sixth annual Worldwide Play-In Weekend on March 3 and 4, 2018. Musicians around the globe are planning events that bring together chamber music players to experience the joy of playing chamber music. For more information and a list of events that are open to all, visit: http://www.acmp.net/wpiw.
2018 Play-Ins are being planned around the world - some highlights in the U.S. include Manhattan, Queens, and Rochester, NY; Mystic, CT; San Diego, CA; Boulder and Denver, CO; West Newton, MA; Philadelphia, PA; Washington, DC; among others.
NEW YORK CITY, NY
Saturday, March 3, 4 - 7pm.
Diller Quaile School of Music, 24 East 95th Street, between 5th Avenue and Madison Avenue, NYC, NY.
Lead by the Director of Adult Chamber Music Program
Main hall and studios. Refreshments provided.
Registration required - complete and submit form: https://www.diller-quaile.org/acmp |
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| Mar 3, 2018 |
| Spring Revolution: Xenia Hanusiak Presents Where the Sky Meets The Earth |
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Hailing from the Northern Territories of Australia, Emily Wurramara is a renowned singer rooted in one of the world’s richest indigenous cultures. Called the Groote Eylandt archipelago, the area is known not only for its gorgeous beauty, but also its language: Anindilyakwa. One of the most complex languages in the world, Wurramara’s music not only shares that language, but also evokes the cultural tradition forged from thousands of years of history.
Wurramara performs with her band, and is accompanied by guest artist Saraima Navara, a Brisbane-based singer who also performs guitar and hand percussion. |
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| Mar 3, 2018 |
| Haydn In Esterhazy | Genial Kapellmeister |
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March 3 |
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Early Music Foundation |
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First Church of Christ, Scientist |
| Contact: |
Daniel Guss |
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Central Park West at 68th Street |
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New York, NY United States |
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212-749-6600 |
| e-mail: |
admin@earlymusicny.org |
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http://www.earlymusicny.org/ |
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Early Music Foundation
Presents
Early Music New York
Frederick Renz, Director
HAYDN IN ESTERHÁZY
Genial Kapellmeister
Maestro Renz devotes an entire evening to a single composer: the beloved and endlessly inventive “Papa” Haydn. With his unique combination of genius and geniality, Haydn developed some of the freshest, most original classical symphonies of his time, from the stormy to the sublime, while in service at the remote Esterházy estate in Hungary.
Program
(subject to change)
JOSEPH HAYDN (1732-1809)
Symphony No. 34 in d minor (H.I:34), ca. 1766
Notturno No. 27 in G (H.II: 27), 1788-90, rev. 1792
L’isola disabitata: Overture (H.Ia:13), 1779
Symphony No. 63 in C, “Roxelane” (H.I:63, version 2), 1779
Tickets
$40.00 reserved seats
$20.00 student (w/valid ID, available at door, day of)
Tickets available by phone (212-280-0330), on-line (www.EarlyMusicNY.org) and at the door, half an hour prior to performance. Group discounts available by telephone. All major credit cards |
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| Mar 4, 2018 |
| Lise de la Salle, piano |
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March 4 |
| Sponsor: |
Peoples' Symphony Concerts |
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Town Hall |
| Contact: |
Jonathan Moss |
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123 West 43rd Street |
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New York, NY United States |
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(212) 586-4680 |
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info@pscny.org |
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http://www.pscny.org |
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Program:
Bach: Italian Concerto
Roussel: Prelude et Fugue, Op. 46
Liszt: Fantasy and Fugue on the Theme B.A.C.H
Bach/Liszt: A minor
Bach/Kempff: Sicilienne
Poulenc: Valse Improvisation on B-A-C-H
Bach/Busoni: Chaconne
In just a few years, through her international concert appearances and her award-winning Naïve recordings, 28 year-old Lise de la Salle has established a reputation as one of today's most exciting young artists, and as a musician of uncommon sensibility and maturity. Her playing inspired a Washington Post critic to write, “For much of the concert, the audience had to remember to breathe...the exhilaration didn’t let up for a second until her hands came off the keyboard.” |
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| Mar 4, 2018 |
| Henschel Quartett with the Telegraph Quartet & Scott Pingel, bass |
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Germany’s multiple prize-winning Henschel Quartett, founded in 1994, returns with a spectacular program featuring noted Bay Area-based guest artists the Telegraph Quartet and SF Symphony Principal Bassist Scott Pingel. The Los Angeles Times raved of Henschel: “This is, no question, one of the best groups in the world.” Formed in 2013, the Telegraph Quartet won the 2016 Naumburg Chamber Music Competition and Grand Prize in the 2014 Fischoff Chamber Music Competition, two of the world’s most coveted awards. The two quartets will join forces on our stage for a powerful octet performance.
PROGRAM
SCHULHOFF: Five Pieces
DVO?ÁK: String Quintet No. 2 in G Major, Op. 77
MENDELSSOHN: Octet in E-flat Major, Op. 20
Master Class at 5:00 pm with Young Chamber Musicians
Pre-Concert Talk with Musicologist Kai Christiansen at 6:00 pm
Complimentary Meet-the-Artists Buffet Reception following concert |
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| Mar 4, 2018 |
| The Roaring Twenties |
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As the Western world turned giddy with 1920s post-war optimism, composers fed the cultural fires with an astonishing array of newly-conceived musical ideas. Gershwin painted his Parisian experience with a piano duo, Janá?ek confessed his secret passions in a string quartet, and Korngold released a torrent of post-romantic music that would find its way to Hollywood’s biggest screens. |
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| Mar 4, 2018 |
| From the Baltic to the Danube: Finland & Hungary - Musical Neighbors? |
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From the Baltic to the Danube: Finland & Hungary - Musical Neighbors?
with WILLIAM HOBBS, piano and KATE MANGIAMELI, soprano
The Finnish, Estonian and Hungarian tongues share common roots despite the countries being separated by 1,200 miles. Explore their affinities and their dissimilarities through their singular musical languages. Includes solo piano and vocal music by Franz Liszt, Bela Bartok, Jean Sibelius, and Arvo Paart. |
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