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Pluck, Pound, Peel Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon Pluck, Pound, Peel (2nd perf.) James Tapia, conductor; Laura Enslin, soprano; Cristina Buciu and Rimma Bergeron-Langlois, violins; Wendy Richman, viola; David LeDoux, cello; Ed Castilano, double bass; Ursula Kwasnicka, harp; Jesse Jones, mandolin; Eric Pearson and Emmett Van Slyke, guitars; Rob Bridge and Jennifer Vacanti, percussion; Sar Shalom Strong, piano; Josephine Gaeffke, harpsichord; string quartet of Eastman students The Lodger Featuring Javon Jackson, guest composer/performer Premiere of Javon Jackson's score for Hitchcock's classic 1927 silent film The Lodger, based on the story of the hunt for Jack the Ripper, presented in conjunction with the Syracuse International Film Festival. Paul Merrill, trumpet; Claire Tuxill McKenney, French horn; Matt Wright, trombone; Bridget Moriarty, vocalist; with members of Javon Jackson's ensemble, led by saxophonist/composer Jackson, a former Art Blakey Jazz Messengers' sideman. Iridium, NYC: "Jackson is something to marvel at, with his impressive ideas, strong technique and a warm tone that is consistent across the whole range of the instrument and through the entire spectrum of dynamics." Music of Conflict and Reconciliation Featuring Simon Shaheen, oud Music by Reza Vali (Persian), Karim Al-Zand (Egyptian), and guest composer/performer Simon Shaheen, (Palestinian), in conjunction with S.U. Symposium & Dept. of Art and Music Histories Conference Third & Fourth Stream Music Premiere of 'Doctuh' Michael Woods commissioned work, plus music by past Israel Prize-winner Derek Bermel, and Gunther Schuller, in celebration of his 85th birthday. Eleanor Roosevelt Premiere of fully staged opera Eleanor Roosevelt by Persis Parshall Vehar, with chamber orchestra. Eleanor Roosevelt Premiere of fully staged opera Eleanor Roosevelt by Persis Parshall Vehar, with chamber orchestra. Vision of Sound New music with dance Vision of Sound New music with dance past concertsFamily Arts Day: Selected Nebulae A surround sound/video installation inspired by images taken of nebulae in deep space by the Hubble and other orbiting telescopes. Samuel Pellman has created a series of electro-acoustic vignettes with deep space images that have been animated by video artist Miranda Raimondi. These compositions convey a sense of what has been discovered thus far in our exploration of the space above, and hint at some of the further wonders that remain to be discovered. Members of the audience respond to an on-screen menu by pressing tabs on a nano-pad to select the order in which the brief compositions in the Selected Nebulae set are presented. Wander in and out anytime between 10:00-3:00. String Poetic: 20th Century Masters Violinist and Syracuse native Sarah Crocker, now with the Met Opera Orchestra, along with pianist Sar Shalom Strong, perform works by Bartok, Boatwright, Dallapiccola, Janacek, Lutoslawski, and Messaien Rising Stars Concert Alicia Friedrichs, violin, Mark Sieling, piano, and Daniel Fields, tenor, performing the classics alongside new work created for them by young composers Kevin Namitz, Nikolas Allen Jeleniauskas, and Elizabeth Luttinger. Douglas Quin Austral Soundscapes A presentation of stories and listening focusing on Antarctica. Readings from journals and field notes are combined with extended listening and a short electro-acoustic performance of processed soundscapes. This program coincides with Taiga Records release of Fathom, a vinyl collection of Quin's underwater soundscapes from the polar regions of the earth. The Ugly Duckling Staged world premiere of a children's musical, The Ugly Duckling, set in the Adirondacks a little west of Lake George, and based on Hans Christian Andersen's folk tale. Music and libretto by Charles Lupia J.T. Hall Jazz Consort Part of the Cazenovia Chamber of Commerce Concerts in the Park series. Tom Bronzetti Trio Guitarist Tom Bronzetti's newest combo has a CD out, First Contact. Bronzetti is the ultra-talented 24-year-old guitarist who recently earned a music degree from Ithaca College. Tom Bronzetti, guitar; Joseph Arcuri, double bass; Rick Montalbano, drums. Rising Stars Concert Katie Weber, voice, Joanna Wu, flute, and Gina Fortunato, piano, will perform the classics alongside new works created for them by young composers Chris Cresswell, Alex Graham and Diego Davidenko, accompanied by Sar Shalom Strong. Invitational Art Exhibit The exhibit includes painting, printmaking, drawing, mixed media, collage, stained glass, and sculpture by Maria Aridgides, Anne Baldwin, Sharon Bottle-Souva, Sue Canizares, Stephen Carpenter, Juan Cruz, Barbara Decker, Bob Gates, Gene Gissin, Elisabeth Groat, Judith Hand, Fumiyo Hirano, Tom Huff, Barbara Kellogg, Katherine Kernan, Bob Niedzwiecki, Toloa Perry, Scott Samson, Alison Sinnott, Stephen Specht, Rosalie Spitzer, Christina Tisa, Carolynne Whitefeather, Diana Whiting, Jeanann Wieners, Phil Young. Exhibit venues include St. Peter's Episcopal Hall, Cazenovia Public Library, Circa, Isabella's, Cazenovia Jewelry, Cazenovia Artisans, The CNY Gallery, Common Ground. Vision of Sound Live new music with dance, presented in collaboration with the SUNY Brockport Dance Department Premieres of new works by Choreographers: Mariah Mahoney, Cadence Whittier, Elizabeth Luttinger, Cheryl Wilkins-Mitchell, Heather Roffe, and Chris Morrison Musicians: Kelly Covert, Ron Caravan, Cristina Buciu, David LeDoux, Rob Auler, Rob Bridge Vision of Sound Live new music with dance, presented in collaboration with the SUNY Brockport Dance Department Premieres of new works by Choreographers: Mariah Mahoney, Cadence Whittier, Elizabeth Luttinger, Cheryl Wilkins-Mitchell, Heather Roffe, and Chris Morrison Musicians: Kelly Covert, Ron Caravan, Cristina Buciu, David LeDoux, Rob Auler, Rob Bridge The Young and Restless Philippe Bodin Plains from Inner Banners, 2004, for solo piano Eileen Strempel, soprano; Sylvie Beaudette, piano; Adrienne Kim, piano; Cristina Buciu, violin; Petia Manolova, violin; Li Li, viola; Lindsay Groves, cello; plus the Syracuse Symphony Youth Orchestra Quartet: Alicia Friedrichs, violin; Rachel Parks, violin; Dan Brown, viola; and Xander Edwards, cello. Trendsetters James Welsch Till the sun grows cold..., 2010, premiere, for flute, oboe, French horn, and harp Featuring Philip von Maltzahn, cello; and Armando Bayolo, conductor, with SNM core members and the SU Contemporary Directions Ensemble Parking in the Irving Garage is free if you mention the concert. |
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other area concertsOrgan Recital Featuring Kola Owolabi, organ Calvin Hampton Prelude and Variations on Old Hundredth, Petr Eben Landscapes of Patmos, plus Bach and Bizet. Organ Recital Featuring Kola Owolabi, organ Calvin Hampton Prelude and Variations on Old Hundredth, Petr Eben Landscapes of Patmos, plus Bach and Bizet. A Concert for Healing This concert will feature the premiere of Christian Imboden's Mass for 4-part choir performed by local musicians. Christian grew up in DeWitt and currently lives in New York City. Also featured will be the works of composers with Central New York connections, including Dr. Donald Miller, who teaches at OCC; David Byrne, who grew up in Jamesville; Ernst Bacon, who taught at SU; Colton Hubbard, of Ithaca College; and Cal Hampton, who attended SU and was organist at Calvary Episcopal Church in New York City. Music by Pulitzer Prize Winners Society for New Music Music by Wagner, Stucky, Kernis, Husa, Wernick. Faculty Recital Featuring Linda Greene, flute Flutist Linda Greene, accompanied by pianist Sar-Shalom Strong, performs 20th-century American repertoire, including Karl Korte's Distant Pentachords, Robert Muczynski's Sonata for Flute and Piano, and Francois Borne's Carmen Fantasie. Classics Series: Solid Gold World premiere of Daniel S. Godfrey's Rockets and Bells, plus Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky Classics Series: Solid Gold World premiere of Daniel S. Godfrey's Rockets and Bells, plus Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky Grand Opening of the Matilda Joslyn Gage House Music by Diane Jones and Nikolas Allen Jeleniauskas, inspired by the writings of Matilda Joslyn Gage, a leader of the women's rights movement in the U.S. and mother-in-law of L. Frank Baum. |
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