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"...concerts
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The Brentano String Quartet
Saturday, September 13, 2008 at 7:30 pm ~
Rogers Center, North Andover
HAYDN String Quartet 3, Op. 20
MENDELSSOHN String Quartet, Op. 13
MOZART Oboe Quartet, K. 370, flute trans.
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Since its inception in 1992, the Brentano String
Quartet has appeared throughout the world to popular and critical acclaim. Back on
the Andover Chamber Music stage by popular demand, tonight they bring you two
dazzling gems from the Classical and Romantic string quartet repertoire, and then
join artistic director and flutist Julie Scolnik in Mozart’s sunny Oboe Quartet in F,
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"Such was (the Brentano’s) ferocity on Saturday night that the
instruments almost
burst into flame . . . this was wonderful,
selfless music-making.” - The Times, London |
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Benefit Concert
Hope & Harmony
Monday, October 27, 2008 at 7:30 pm
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Rogers Center, North Andover
MOZART
Sinfonia Concertante
RODRIGO Concerto d’Aranjuez
DVORÁK Cello Concerto
BEETHOVEN “Emperor” Concerto . 5
Miriam Fried, violin ~ Kim
Kashkashian, viola ~ Jason Vieaux,
guitar
Andrés Díaz, cello ~ Max Levinson,
piano ~ Donald Palma, conductor
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A concert to benefit breast cancer detection and treatment
for underserved women with an all-star symphony orchestra drawn from
the Boston Symphony, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, and other prominent
ensembles. Featuring world-renowned soloists in selected movements
from beloved masterpieces. Sponsored by Andover Chamber Music. |
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Champagne & Dessert Reception
following the concert.
Tickets beginning at $75 for concert only, $125
for concert & reception.
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New York Festival
of Song
The Last Time I Saw
Paris
Sunday
November 9, 2008 at 4:00 pm ~ West
Parish Church, Andover
Steven Blier, artistic director &
pianist
Paul Appleby, tenor
Julie Boulianne, mezzo-soprano
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Modernism & Resistance: the coming of
age of French song, from the lost
innocence of the jazz age and the ripe
sensuality of pre-war Paris to the
enduring lyrics of the liberation,
forged in passionate activism. Songs by
Roussel, Poulenc, d’Ollone, Auric,
Milhaud, Weill, Treneta and many others.
New York Festival of Song (NYFOS) is
dedicated to creating intimate art song
concerts of great beauty and
originality, weaving music, poetry,
history and humor into unforgettable
evenings of compelling theater.
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“This admirable group has luxuriated
in the richness of the song recital,
shrugging
off stuffy conventions and
charming audiences with programs that
combine meticulous
research with an
infectious strain of vocal hedonism.” - The New York Times |
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Holiday Concert
A Baroque Banquet
MISTRAL Ensemble-in-Residence & guests
Friday, December 5, 2008 at 7:30 pm
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Christ Church United, Lowell
Saturday, December 6, 2008 at 5:00 pm ~
First Church Congregational, Cambridge
Sunday, December 7, 2008 at 5:00 pm ~
South Church, Andover
It’s your new holiday tradition!
Glorious
Baroque concertos of Bach, Telemann Händel and Vivaldi
by
Mistral members
Franziska Huhn,
harp, Irina Muresanu and
Nurit Pacht, violins,
Jan Muller-Szeraws, cello,
Donald
Palma, bass, and others.
“Mistral is masterful! The performance of
Corelli that opened the program was worthy of
one of the legendary Italian string
bands such as I Musici.” - Richard Dyer, Boston Globe
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Valentine Concert
Love & Lyricism
Saturday, February 7, 2009 at 7:30 pm
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Longy School of Music, Cambridge
Sunday, February 8, 2009 at 4:00 pm ~
Rogers Center, North Andover
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Lucy Chapman, violin
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Paul Katz, cello
Julie Scolnik, flute
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Nina Scolnik, piano
FRANCK Sonata for flute & piano
BEETHOVEN
Piano Trio No. 1 in E-flat major, Opus 1, No. 1
DVOŘÁK Piano Trio . 4 in e, Op. 90, Dumky
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Romance your Valentine this February with an
intimate program of passionate music that will make your heart sing. Making his first
series appearance, Paul Katz is known to concert-goers the world over as the cellist
of the Cleveland Quartet, which during an international career of 26 years made over
2500 performances on four continents. Hailing from Southern California, Nina Scolnik
makes a long-awaited return to join Katz and violinist Lucy Chapman (Stoltzman) in
the “Dumky” Trio. This concert brings sisters Nina and artistic director Julie Scolink
together in a first-time collaboration with a performance of the formidable Franck
violin Sonata. |
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The Paragon
Ragtime Orchestra
Scott Joplin & the Original Kings of Ragtime
Sunday, April 5, 2009 at 4:00 pm ~
Rogers Center, North Andover |
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It's Roots
Music, It’s Americana, It’s Historic Jazz, It’s
African-American, It’s part of our culture! An evening of
classic rags and songs from Tin Pan Alley! With thousands of
1900’s pieces in full orchestrations of the era, the
Paragon
Ragtime Orchestra is the acknowledged leader in its
field. Rick Benjamin’s historical and witty introductions
and a silent film accompanied by its original score, all add
up to a unique and varied event not to be missed. |
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