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Who TMC Chamber Music Festival of Contemporary Music When Sunday, August 11, 2019 10:00am – Where Seiji Ozawa Hall, Tanglewood (map) Lenox, MA 01240 Other InfoThea MUSGRAVE – Space Play Nathan SHIELDS – New work (American premiere; TMC commission) Andrew HAMILTON – music for people who like art (American premiere) Steve REICH – Radio Rewrite « Back to the calendar Who SEBAGO-LONG LAKE MUSIC FESTIVAL When Tuesday, July 23, 2019 7:30pm – Where Deertrees Theatre (map) 156 Deertrees Rd Harrison, ME 04040 Other InfoVIVALDI: Concerto for Flute, Oboe and Bassoon in G Minor HAYDN: Divertimento a tré for Horn, Violin and Cello BOCCHERINI: Guitar Quintet in D Major, G. 448 “Fandango” MENDELSSOHN: Piano Trio in D Minor, Op. 49 « Back to the calendar Who Creviston Fader Duo: Chamber Music for guitar and saxophone When Saturday, June 22, 2019 1:30pm – Where Zankel Music Center Skidmore College (map) Saratoga Springs, NY, 12866 Other InfoMostly Modern Festival faculty Christopher Creviston (saxophone) and Oren Fader (electric guitar) play pieces written for them, including Damon Ferrante, David Claman, Greg Wannamaker, and Eric Schwartz. « Back to the calendar Who New York New Music Ensemble Music of Ken Ueno When Monday, May 6, 2019 7:30pm – Where The Milton Resnick and Pat Passlof Foundation (map) 87 Eldridge Street New York, NY, United States 10002 Other InfoA site-specific evening-length work by Ken Ueno, set at 87 Eldridge Street, featuring musicians of NYNME, plus the composer as overtone vocalist. « Back to the calendar Who New York Festival of Song: García Lorca – Muse & Magician When Wednesday, April 24, 2019 8:00pm – Where Merkin Hall (map) 129 West 67th St. (btw Broadway and Amsterdam) New York, NY 10023 Other InfoA portrait of the great Spanish poet through songs by an international roster of composers including Poulenc, Montsalvatge, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Revueltas, and the writer himself. ARTISTS « Back to the calendar Who Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center; George Crumb at 90 Part 2 When Tuesday, April 16, 2019 7:30pm – Where Rose Studio at Lincoln Center (map) 165 West 65th Street, 10th Floor New York, NY Other InfoWhen George Crumb’s music hit main stages in the early 1970s, he was proclaimed “the savior of music.” In an era in which proponents of atonal, abstract music dismissed all who couldn’t understand it, Crumb’s luminous humanity appealed to those who longed for an emotional, visceral experience in contemporary music. CMS pays tribute to Crumb with two probing programs which reveal the composer in all his kaleidoscopic creativity. Featured in this CMS mini-festival is pianist Gilbert Kalish, whose definitive interpretations helped fuel Crumb’s meteoric rise. Program « Back to the calendar Who Duo concert- Allison Kriger and Oren Fader When Sunday, April 7, 2019 3:00pm – Where ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH (map) 37 S. 5TH STREET Allentown, PA 18101 Other InfoARTS AT ST. JOHN’S: ALLISON KIGER & OREN FADER SUNDAY, APRIL 07, 2019, 3:00 PM GREAT MUSIC IN A GREAT PLACE! ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH 37 S. 5TH STREET IN ALLENTOWN Programs are open to the public and free of charge. Allison Kiger, flute P R O G R A M HAYDN Serenade KUSNIAK Monhegan Suite FAURÉ Sicilienne from Pelleas et Melisande TAKEMITSU Towards the Sea BEASER Mountain Songs LAURO Three Venezualan Waltzes PIAZZOLLA L’Histoire du Tango MÉRLIN Evocacion y Joropo Artist Biographies Flutist Allison Kiger has been the Second Flute with the Allentown Symphony for over 12 years. She has also performed in the Lehigh Valley with the Pennsylvania Sinfonia and the Concord Chamber Singers and regularly with the South Florida Symphony, and the Garden State Philharmonic, and also occasionally with the Binghamton Philharmonic, Albany Symphony, Chelsea Symphony, Springfield Symphony (MA) and the New Jersey Symphony. She also played over 100 concerts with the late Jens Nygaard in the Jupiter Symphony. Allison has degrees in flute performance from Indiana University, McGill University, and the Royal Academy of Music, and was the Winner of the San Diego Flute Guild Young Artist Competition. Currently, she is Flute Soloist and Curator of the New Composers Program at the Bar Harbor Music Festival in Maine. Oren Fader is much in demand as a solo guitarist and New York City chamber musician. He has performed hundreds of concerts with a wide range of classical and new music groups, including the Met Chamber Ensemble (directed by James Levine), New York City Opera, New York Philharmonic, New York City Ballet, Mark Morris Dance Group, and many more. He has premiered or recorded over 200 solo and chamber works with guitar, including compositions by Babbitt, Wuorinen, Machover, Biscardi, Currier, Naito, and many others. Recent performance highlights include two seasons at the Tanglewood Music Festival, and tours around the globe with his chamber group Poetica Musica, performing in Turkey, Azerbaijan, Copenhagen, Iceland, Gayana, Israel, Jordan, and Tajikistan. Mr. Fader can be heard on over 45 commercial recordings, in repertoire ranging from the 16th Century (Dowland) to the 21st (Carter). Mr. Fader received his undergraduate degree from SUNY Purchase and his Master of Music degree from Florida State University. His major teachers include David Starobin and Bruce Holzman. Since 1994 Mr. Fader has been on the guitar and chamber music faculty of the Manhattan School of Music. « Back to the calendar Who Poetica Musica When Saturday, April 6, 2019 8:00pm – Where Old Westbury Gardens (map) 71 Old Westbury Road Old Westbury, NY 11568 Other InfoEleanor Valkenburg, soprano Oren Fader, guitar Barry Crawford, flute Louise Schulman, viola Music of Kreutzer, Shipman, Brahms, Handel, and others « Back to the calendar Who Celebrating John Eaton’s Legacy When Saturday, March 30, 2019 8:00pm – Where Thalia Theater at Symphony Space (map) 2537 Broadway at 95th Street New York, NY 10025-6990 Other InfoThe John Eaton Foundation presents a very special concert to honor the beloved late composer on what would have been his 84th birthday. Celebrating John Eaton’s Legacy will present John Eaton’s Sor Juana Songs as well as works by former students Richard Cameron-Wolfe, Winnie Cheung, Jalalu-Kalvert Nelson, Carol Ann Weaver, Marc Satterwhite, Eugene O’Brien, Patricia Morehead, Judith Sainte Croix and Randolph Peters. Produced by Nelda Nelson-Eaton & Alanna Maharajh Stone Songs from my mother by Carol Ann Weaver Feedsack Curtains Hard Shell Baptists Lately Sprung To The End. Mary-Catherine Pazzano, contralto Carol Ann Weaver, piano Sounds and Sighs for John by Patricia Morehead Patricia Morehead, oboe d’amore/oboe, electronics Kyrie (Mantra) IV by Richard Cameron-Wolfe Roberta Michel, flute Daniel Lippel, guitar Taking the Scarlet by Winnie Cheung Yumi Kurosawa, koto Christopher Otto, violin Juggernaut by Randolph Peters Kobi Malkin, violin Siwoo Kim, violin Andrew Gonzalez, viola Jared Blajian, cello Randolph Peters, electronics INTERMISSION Title TBD by Jalalu-Kalvert Nelson Jalalu-Kalvert Nelson, trumpet For John Eaton by Marc Satterwhite Roberta Michel, bass flute Vasko Dukovski, bass clarinet Los Cuatro Acuerdos by Judith Sainte Croix The Bowers-Fader Duo: Jessica Bowers, mezzo-soprano & Oren Fader, guitar VI. Lullaby (W.H. Auden) from Algebra of Night by Eugene O’Brien Deanne Meek, mezzo-soprano Kobi Malkin, violin Andrew Gonzalez, viola Jared Blajian, cello Sor Juana Songs by John Eaton Kate Maroney, mezzo-soprano Irena Portenko, piano « Back to the calendar Who Music From Japan When Saturday, March 2, 2019 7:30pm – Where Scandinavia House, the Victor Borge Concert Hall (map) 58 Park Ave at 38th st New York, NY Other InfoFestival 2019 Music From Japan is pleased to announce its Festival 2019 program. For its 44th season MFJ will present the fourth year of the Artist Residence Program which will facilitate dialogue between composers, critics and music scholars from the US and Japan. The Artist Residence Program will also include two concerts of Japanese music: one curated by musicologist Miyuki Shiraishi and one featuring the works of Yumi Saiki. On Saturday, March 2nd, the Shiraishi-curated program will feature composers influenced by John Cage. A highlight of the program will be the world premiere of a new piece by Takahiro Kuroda, commissioned by Music From Japan. The concert will be preceded by a lecture by the curator, and followed by an open forum with a question and answer session. The Sunday concert, The Works of Yumi Saiki, will include a cross-section of the composer’s work over the past fifteen years. It too will be followed by an open forum with New York and Japanese composers, critics and scholars. « Back to the calendar Who Argento Ensemble The Voices of Erin Gee When Friday, February 8, 2019 8:00pm – Where Roulette Brooklyn (map) 509 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn, NY Other InfoFriday, February 8, 8pm The Voices of Erin Gee Roulette Intermedium, Brooklyn Click here for google maps Cited by Alex Ross as among the most influential composer-vocalists of the 21st century, Erin Gee is quickly emerging as a singular compositional voice of her generation, particularly with her Mouthpiece series consisting of intricate and detailed works for voice and ensemble. Argento presents Gee’s vocal works spanning from 2000 to 2016, performed by the composer herself alongside the stellar musicians of Argento’s ensemble, creating an opportunity for audiences to engage with her fascinating sonic tapestry and witness the evolution of an essential voice within the current landscape of experimental concert music. PROGRAM (All works by Erin Gee) Yamaguchi 1 & 2 (2005) for solo voice -intermission- Mouthpiece 1 (2000) for solo voice Mouthpiece 25 (2015) for bass flute, bass clarinet, and electric guitar « Back to the calendar Who The Bowers Fader Duo presents the Third Annual New American Art Song Concert (Encore presentation) When Sunday, January 27, 2019 3:00pm – Where National Opera Center – Scorca Hall (map) 330 7th AVENUE 7th Floor New York, New York 10001 Other InfoBowers Fader Duo Third Annual New American Art Song Concert Works written and arranged for the duo including those by: « Back to the calendar |
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