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THE CLICKABLE CHAMBER MUSIC NEWSLETTER FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
No.652 Thursday, January 29, 2015 - Sunday, February 8, 2015
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
(full information further down in body of newsletter)
** THE LIST
A. THE COMPREHENSIVE LIST of Upcoming Chamber Music Concerts is
generated in partnership with PerformingArtsLIVE.com.
See THE LIST by clicking:
http://goo.gl/VK1Gvj
** HIGHLIGHTS and HIDDEN GEMS
Select Concerts Not To Be Overlooked
B. The First Villa-Lobos International Chamber Music Festival
Continuing...
Thursday, January 29, 2015 - 8:00PM - Free
Festival Finale Part I - Bach Cello Suites
UCR Culver Center of the Arts, 3824 Main St., Riverside CA
http://goo.gl/8NwnMh
Friday, January 30, 2015 - 8:00PM - Free
Festival Finale Part II
Premiere of new work by Paulo C. Chagas, and
Bachianas Brasileiras for Cello Ensemble
http://goo.gl/wXyOcz
Wednesday, February 18, 2015 - 12:10PM - Free
Catalan Art Songs in the 20th Century
PATRICIA CAICEDO soprano, NIKOS STAVLAS piano
UCR Performance Lab, Arts 166
http://goo.gl/yHEGtr
For Festival summary information, click:
http://ucrtoday.ucr.edu/26491
C. USC Thornton School Faculty Recital - Free
MARTIN CHALIFOUR violin, KEVIN FITZ-GERALD piano
with Select USC Thornton Student Artists
Friday, January 30, 2015 - 8:00PM
Alfred Newman Recital Hall - USC
http://music.usc.edu/events/details/?event=913728
D. Segerstrom Center for the Arts presents
SZYMANOWSKI QUARTET
Saturday, January 31, 2015 - 8:00PM
Preview talk by Herbert Glass - 7:15PM
Samueli Theater - Segerstrom Center for the Arts - Costa Mesa CA
http://www.scfta.org/home/Events/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1589
E. JACARANDA - music at the edge
First Presbyterian Church of Santa Monica
http://www.jacarandamusic.org/season
F. Newport Beach Public Library Sunday Musicale - Free
ALMA QUARTET
EDUARDO RIOS and MADELEINE VAILLANCOURT violins,
TANNER MANEES viola and BENJAMIN MANIS cello
Sunday, February 1, 2015 - 2:00PM
Central Library - Newport Beach CA
http://goo.gl/ch0Yf0
G. Restoration Concert Series
NEW HOLLYWOOD STRING QUARTET
TEREZA STANISLAV violin, RAFAEL RISHIK violin,
ROBERT BROPHY viola, ANDREW SHULMAN cello
South Pasadena Library
http://www.friendsofsopaslibrary.org/concerts.htm
H. SUNDAYS LIVE! Chamber Music Series - Free
THE CAPITOL ENSEMBLE
PHILLIP LEVY and JULIE GIGANTE violins,
SIMON OSWELL viola, JACOB BRAUN and XIAODAN ZHENG cellos
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
http://www.lacma.org/event/capitol-ensemble-14
I. Mu Phi Epsilon Palos Verdes Peninsula Alumni Chapter
Annual Fundraiser Concert to Support Music in Schools
MUSICAL MOSIAC
Friday, February 6, 2015 - 7:30PM
Rolling Hills United Methodist Church
The Ensembles:
CITY OF ANGELS SAXOPHONE QUARTET
SINGING DUETS - MELINDA EHRLICH soprano, JOSEPH LOPEZ tenor
DEBORAH AITKEN piano
JAN & JILL with special guests
THE WHYMAN PROJECT
THE SOUTHLAND SINGERS from South High School, Torrance
http://www.muphiepsilon.org/palosverdes/242-musical-mosaic-2015
J. KALEIDOSCOPE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
First Baptist Church of Pasadena
http://kco.la/concerts/
K. Second Sundays At Two - Free
ALLANT TRIO
BETH NAM piano, ANNA PARK violin, ALINA LIM cello
Sunday, February 8, 2015 - 2:00PM sharp!
http://goo.gl/vLpMjD
L. Long Beach Symphony Orchestra SOUNDS & SPACES - Free
Jewish Community Center - Long Beach CA
http://www.lbso.org/special-events/view/id/7/-/sounds-and-spaces
M. Classical Encounters Foundation presents
METROPOLITAN PIANO TRIO
REGULO MARTINEZ ANTON piano,
KATIA POPOV violin, LASZLO MEZO cello
Home of Ronna Binn-Hersh - Tarzana CA
http://www.classicalencounters.org/index.php/home-11
N. Le Salon de Musiques
DAVID CASTILLO baritone, JESSICA GUIDERI violin,
MEREDITH CRAWFORD viola, JOHN WALZ cello, TIMOTHY ECKERT bass,
FRANCOIS CHOUCHAN piano
Impresario Room (5th floor) - Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
http://goo.gl/KfoY0N
O. SUNDAYS LIVE! Chamber Music Series - Free
SUSAN GREENBERG flute, JENNIFER JOHNSON oboe,
MICHELE ZUKOVSKY clarinet, JUDITH FARMER bassoon,
STEVE BECKNELL horn, and STEVEN VANHAUWAERT piano
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
http://www.lacma.org/event/susan-greenberg
P. Chamber Music at the Clark
BOSTON TRIO
HENG-JIN PARK piano, IRINA MURESANU violin, ASTRID SCHWEEN cello
Sunday, March 15, 2015 - 2:00PM
Monday, February 9, 2015 - Ticket lottery deadline (see below)
UCLA Clark Memorial Library - West Adams district of Los Angeles
http://www.c1718cs.ucla.edu/
** THE REST OF THE NEWSLETTER
Table of Contents (cont'd)
Q. REVIEWS OF RECENT CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS
and OTHER ITEMS OF HIGH INTEREST ON THE SOUTHLAND MUSIC SCENE
* Music Critic MARK SWED's review in the Los Angeles Times
"Make this L.A. Chamber Orchestra guest conductor feel at home"
LACO Guest Conductor KARINA CANELLAKIS at UCLA's Royce Hall
[JE: SoCal aficionados fondly remember violinist KARINA CANELLAKIS
as an iPalpiti artist playing under the baton of EDUARD SCHMIEDER]
http://goo.gl/D9gbSh
* Music Critic DANIEL KEPL's review in Casa Magazine
"The Juilliard String Quartet - Still Perfect"
at Santa Barbara's Lobero Theatre
http://goo.gl/myq814 (.pdf)
* Music Critic DANIEL KEPL's review in Casa Magazine
"Speaking in Tongues"
Camerata Pacifica at Santa Barbara's Hahn Hall
http://goo.gl/UCnkPB (.pdf)
* Music Critic TIMOTHY MANGAN writes in the OC Register
"Philharmonic Society unveils '15-'16 season"
http://goo.gl/DQXlU8
* LACMA Sundays Live Concert Series Auditions
for artists and ensembles on Wednesday, February 18, 2015.
http://goo.gl/IR0XFW
* KickStarter Program - 55 hours to go! Help!!!
KALEIDOSCOPE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA - Opening Season
A new conductorless chamber orchestra based in LA
http://goo.gl/0YUjCk
* KickStarter Program - 7 Days to go!
HEAR NOW 2015 Festival of New Music by LA composers
http://goo.gl/MB8hU6
R. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CLASSICAL GUITAR RECITALS
GEORGE GUTMAN's Weekly Summary
For the full calendar, click:
http://ocgc.org/pages/SoCalEvents.htm
S. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ORCHESTRA CONCERTS
MICHAEL CLEARY's Summary
http://www.palosverdes.com/SoCalOrch/
T. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA VOCAL EVENTS
LAURI D. GOLDENHERSH's Weekly Highlights
http://www.laurislist.com/calendar
U. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ORGAN CONCERTS
V. WEBSITES OF HIGH INTEREST TO SOUTHLAND CHAMBER MUSIC AFICIONADOS
W. IMPORTANT NOTE TO PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS AND ARTISTS
X. ABOUT THE CLICKABLE CHAMBER MUSIC NEWSLETTER
Y. SUBSCRIBE/UNSUBSCRIBE AND OTHER INFORMATION (at the bottom)
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N E W S L E T T E R
B E G I N S
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GREETINGS, MUSIC AFICIONADOS,
** THE LIST
A. LISTINGS OF UPCOMING CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS
THE COMPREHENSIVE LIST of Upcoming Chamber Music Concerts & Recitals
is generated in partnership with PerformingArtsLIVE.
See THE LIST by clicking:
http://goo.gl/VK1Gvj
EASILY CUSTOMIZE the list to find other types of concerts
or for concerts just in your area by clicking:
http://www.performingartslive.com/?p=advsear
IMPORTANT NOTE to presenting organizations and artists: Please see
Item W below about uploading your concert information to
PerformingArtsLIVE.com
** HIGHLIGHTS and HIDDEN GEMS
Select Concerts Not To Be Overlooked
B. The First Villa-Lobos International Chamber Music Festival
at the University of California, Riverside
And Other Southern California Venues
PAULO C. CHAGAS Faculty Organizer and Composer-in-Residence
UCR Music Department Chair and Professor of Composition
LARS HOEFS Artistic Director
Professor of Cello & Music History, Sao Paulo State University
Celebrating the chamber music of Brazilian composer HEITOR
VILLA-LOBOS, the music that influenced him (Bach, Debussy,
Stravinsky, and Brazilian Choros), and his influence on Latin
American composers of the 20th and 21st centuries (Chavez, Revueltas,
Ginastera, Piazzolla, and especially Paulo Chagas) in 10 concerts:
6 concerts and one film screening at UCR - free admission
4 concerts at outside venues
Featuring three premieres by composer PAULO C. CHAGAS
THE FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
Continuing...
Thursday, January 29, 2015 - 8:00PM - Free
Festival Finale Part I
Bach Cello Suites
http://goo.gl/8NwnMh
Friday, January 30, 2015 - 8:00PM - Free
Festival Finale Part II: Bachianas Brasileiras for Cello Ensemble
The First Half of the Concert presents a premiere for cello,
Live electronics and interactive multimedia by Paulo C. Chagas
http://goo.gl/wXyOcz
Wednesday, February 18, 2015 - 12:10PM - Free
Catalan Art Songs in the 20th Century
PATRICIA CAICEDO soprano, NIKOS STAVLAS piano
UCR Performance Lab, Arts 166
http://goo.gl/yHEGtr
THE ARTISTS
TOKE MOLDRUP (Denmark), principal cello of the Copenhagen
Philharmonic
PETER SPRAGUE STRING CONSORT
Jazz legend PETER SPRAGUE jazz guitar, GUNNAR BIGGS bass
DUNCAN MOORE percussion,
and string quartet (California Quartet)
CALIFORNIA QUARTET
Pacific Symphony principal second violin BRIDGET DOLKAS
Pacific Symphony Assistant Concertmaster JEANNE SCROCKI
Pacific Symphony violist PAM JACOBSON, LARS HOEFS cello
LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONAL CELLO ENSEMBLE - 8 cellists:
TAO NI (China), Los Angeles Philharmonic
RYAN SWEENEY (USA)
JULIE JUNG (Canada/South Korea)
MAKSIM VELICHKIN (Uzbekistan)
GARIK TERZIAN (Armenia)
TOKE MOLDRUP (Denmark)
LARS HOEFS (USA/Brazil)
SIMONE VITUCCI (South Africa)
STEVEN VANHAUWAERT (Belgium), piano
winner of the Los Angeles International Liszt Piano Competition
TIMOTHY DURKOVIC (Guatemala), piano
winner of the Los Angeles International Liszt Piano Competition
RUBY CHENG GOYA piano, faculty at Chapman University
BRIDGET DOLKAS, Pacific Symphony principal second violin
MAREK ZEBROWSKI director of the USC Polish Music Center
LARS HOEFS cello, Professor of cello and music history,
Sao Paulo State University, Campinas
CAMELIA VOIN soprano, UCR faculty
ROSE CHEN piano (Taiwan)
ANITA PROTICH soprano
See the programs for the entire Festival January 16 - February 18, 2015 - by clicking:
http://home.earthlink.net/~jeninger/UCRVillaFestival.pdf
For Villa-Lobos International Chamber Music Festival summary
information, click:
http://ucrtoday.ucr.edu/26491
C. USC Thornton School Faculty Recital - Free
MARTIN CHALIFOUR violin, KEVIN FITZ-GERALD piano
with Select USC Thornton Student Artists
Friday, January 30, 2015 - 8:00PM
Alfred Newman Recital Hall
University of Southern California
[SouthLA][Free]
For a campus map and directions, click:
http://visit.usc.edu/maps-directions/university-park-campus/
Program
USC Thornton faculty violinist MARTIN CHALIFOUR presents a recital of
Ravel, Spohr, Telemann, and Vivaldi. Thornton faculty pianist KEVIN
FITZ-GERALD joins the acclaimed violinist in Ravel's Sonata for
Violin and Piano in G Major, and Thornton students join him in two
concertos for four violins by Telemann and Vivaldi, and Spohr's Duo
for Two Violins in D Major, Op.67.
Students
HUI-YING MA violin
MARGEAUX MALONEY violin
ANDREW LIN violin
JOSEPH LORANG violin
ROBERTA YEE violin
TIFFANY CHUNG violin
MEAGAN MASON violin
KUMIKO BANKSON violin
SAMUEL ORAM piano
SEONMI LEE piano
MARTIN CHALIFOUR began his tenure as Principal Concertmaster of the
Los Angeles Philharmonic in 1995. The recipient of various grants and
awards in his native Canada, he graduated with honors from the
Montreal Conservatory and continued his studies at the Curtis
Institute of Music. In 1986, Martin Chalifour received a Certificate
of Honor at the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow and in the
following year was a laureate of the Montreal International
Competition. Since then he has concertized with the world's leading
orchestras and conductors. Read about Martin Chalifour by clicking:
http://www.laphil.com/philpedia/martin-chalifour
Free admission. For information, click:
http://music.usc.edu/events/details/?event=913728
D. Segerstrom Center for the Arts presents
SZYMANOWSKI QUARTET
AGATA SZYMCZEWSKA and GRZEGORZ KOTÓW violins
VLADIMIR MYKYTKA viola, MARCIN SIENIAWSKI cello
with pianist JOSEPH KALICHSTEIN
Preview talk by Herbert Glass - 7:15PM
Samueli Theater
Segerstrom Center for the Arts
615 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa CA
[OrangeCounty]
For directions, click:
http://www.ocpac.org/home/Content/ContentDisplay.aspx?NavID=386
Program
Szymanowski Quartet arr.: Three Polish Chorales
Marcin Leopolita (1537–ca.1584): Mihi autem (c.1580)
Mikolaj Od Chrzanow (1485–1562): Protexisti me, deus (c.1560)
Mikolaj of Cracow (c.16th century) Aleæ made mna Wenus (c.1540)
Krzysztof Penderecki (b.1933): Quartet No.3,
"Leaves from an unwritten diary"
Chopin: Ballade No.4 in F Minor, Op.52
Grazyna Bacewicz (1909-1969): String Quartet No.4 (1951)
Dvorák: Piano Quintet No.2 in A Major, Op.81
"It was hard not to fall in love with the Szymanowski Quartet at the
Frick Collection on Sunday afternoon. All professionals perform with
intensity, but playing from the heart is another matter. The sound
was unusually warm, filling this small space to capacity."(Bernard
Holland, New York Times)
For its third appearance at Segerstrom Center, the acclaimed
SZYMANOWSKI QUARTET is joined by renowned pianist JOSEPH KALICHSTEIN
for Dvorák's great masterpiece Piano Quintet No.2. The Quartet
continues the exploration begun on their last visit with a selection
by Grazyna Bacewicz, who achieved rare international fame as a female
Eastern European composer. Read about the Szymanowski Quartet,
founded in Warsaw in 1995, by clicking:
http://www.szymanowskiquartet.com/quartet-1/
Read about Israeli-born, Juilliard-faculty pianist JOSEPH KALICHSTEIN
by clicking:
http://www.juilliard.edu/faculty/joseph-kalichstein
Tickets: $29, $49, $89. Note: there are a few seats still available.
For concert information and tickets, click:
http://www.scfta.org/home/Events/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1589
E. JACARANDA - music at the edge
PATRICK SCOTT artistic director and series producer
MARK ALAN HILT music director
1220 Second Street, Santa Monica CA
[WestSide]
For a Google map, click:
http://goo.gl/d3AgSo
The shocking 1974 LA premiere of Vesalii Icones will be revived to
celebrate the 80th birthday of Peter Maxwell Davies. The concert
opens with exceptional early music of Ireland's Gerald Barry, and the
LA premiere of powerful vignettes by his close friend Thomas Adès.
Program - Icono-Graphic
Thomas Adès: Lieux retrouvés
Gerald Barry: Triorchic Blues (versions for solo violin & solo piano)
Gerald Barry: Piano Quartet No.1
Peter Maxwell Davies: Vesalii Icones 80th Birthday
Artists
TIMOTHY LOO cello solo
JONES WELSH dancer
GLORIA CHENG piano
ERIC BYERS cello
LOUISE THOMAS piano solo/quartet
JOEL PARGMAN violin solo/quartet
RYAN DUDENBOSTEL conductor
JACARANDA CHAMBER ENSEMBLE
SIDNEY HOPSON percussion
ARON KALLAY piano
CINDY WU viola
ERIC JACOBS clarinet
SARA ANDON flute
With its motto "music at the edge," JACARANDA is a series of
adventures offering the cornerstones of music from centuries past
next to new and modern music. Each concert program has a point of
view. Artists are drawn from the Southland's finest and premier
international guests. Read about Jacaranda by clicking:
http://www.jacarandamusic.org/
Concert tickets: $45 / $20 students.
For full concert information and to order tickets, click:
http://www.jacarandamusic.org/season
F. Newport Beach Public Library Sunday Musicale - Free
ALMA QUARTET
EDUARDO RIOS and MADELEINE VAILLANCOURT violins,
TANNER MANEES viola and BENJAMIN MANIS cello
Central Library
1000 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach CA
[OrangeCounty][Free]
http://goo.gl/v94XC8
Program
String quartets by Haydn and Mendelssohn
Showcase solo works by Enescu and Ravel
The ALMA QUARTET was formed at the Colburn School in the spring of
2013, where it has given numerous performances including the Brahms G
Major Sextet with noted past Tokyo Quartet members and current
Colburn Conservatory faculty members MARTIN BEAVER and CLIVE
GREENSMITH as part of the Colburn Chamber Music Series. The Alma
Quartet has worked intensively at the Colburn School with the famed
Quatuor Ebène and in summer 2014 at the Norfolk Chamber Music
Festival with members of the Tokyo, Emerson, Brentano, and Artis
Quartets. The Alma's principal teacher at the Colburn Conservatory,
in addition to Clive Greensmith and Martin Beaver, is renowned first
violin ARNOLD STEINHARDT of the legendary Guarneri Quartet.
As one of last April's Beverly Hills Auditions winners, the ALMA
QUARTET will perform on the MUSIC BY THE SEA recital series in the
beautiful Encinitas Library with its expansive view of the Pacific
Ocean on Friday, April 17, 2015, on THE INTERLUDES recital series in
the acoustically superb sanctuary of First Lutheran Church & School Torrance on Saturday, April 18, 2015 and on Beverly Hills' MUSIC IN
THE MANSION recital series, in the historic Greystone Mansion on
Sunday, April 19, 2015.
Free admission to the Newport Beach Public Library concert. For
information, call (949)717-3800 or click:
http://goo.gl/ch0Yf0
G. Restoration Concert Series
NEW HOLLYWOOD STRING QUARTET
TEREZA STANISLAV violin, RAFAEL RISHIK violin,
ROBERT BROPHY viola, ANDREW SHULMAN cello
Community Room
South Pasadena Library
1115 El Centro Street, South Pasadena CA
[Pasadena/Glendale]
http://goo.gl/obo9Q9
Program
Mozart: String Quartet No.14 in G Major, K387, "Spring"
Beethoven: Quartet No.13 in B-flat Major, Op.130
with Grosse Fugue in B-flat Major, Op.133
The Grosse Fugue was the original last movement of Op.130. Watch
Alban Berg Quartett's performance of the notoriously difficult Grosse
Fugue, now considered among Beethoven's greatest achievements, by
clicking:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEZXjW_s0Qs
With its new first violinist TEREZA STANISLAV, the NEW HOLLYWOOD
STRING QUARTET now comprises three LACO string players: Teresa
(Assistant Concertmaster), violist ROBERT BROPHY, and Principal
Cellist ANDREW SHULMAN. Read about these artists by clicking:
http://www.laco.org/artists/tereza-stanislav/
http://www.laco.org/artists/robert-brophy/
http://www.laco.org/artists/andrew-shulman/
The New Hollywood String Quartet is Restoration Concert Series'
ensemble-in-residence. Read about the Quartet's violinist RAFAEL
RISHIK, a founding member in 2001 along with violinist CLAYTON
HASLOP, violist DAVID WALTHER, and cellist PAUL COHEN, by clicking:
http://www.newhollywoodstringquartet.com/bio/rafi.asp
Tickets: $20. For information, call (626)799-6333 or click:
http://www.friendsofsopaslibrary.org/concerts.htm
H. SUNDAYS LIVE! Chamber Music Series - Free
THE CAPITOL ENSEMBLE
PHILLIP LEVY and JULIE GIGANTE violins,
SIMON OSWELL viola, JACOB BRAUN and XIAODAN ZHENG cellos
Los Angeles County Museum of Art - Leo S. Bing Theater
5905 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles CA
(Just east of Fairfax. Parking across the street
at Wilshire & Spaulding)
[midWilshireLA][Free]
http://www.lacma.org/visit/plan-your-visit
Program
Franz Schubert: String Quintet in C Major, D956
The CAPITOL ENSEMBLE is dedicated to the performance of an eclectic
range of repertoire from Baroque to the twenty-first century. Among
Los Angeles' finest instrumentalists, the members have collaborated
with some of the world's most renowned artists, including Mstislav
Rostropovich, Sir Neville Marriner, Michael Tilson Thomas, Sir Yehudi
Menuhin, Janos Starker, and Leonard Bernstein. As Ensemble-inResidence for the Sundays Live radio broadcasts, they are also
featured on the program's familiar theme music from Mozart's "Hunt"
quartet. Read about the CAPITOL ENSEMBLE and listen by clicking:
http://capitolensemble.com/
Begun in 1948, SUNDAYS LIVE! is the longest-running music broadcast
in Los Angeles. It presents weekly classical chamber music concerts
and recitals by premier professional artists from Southern California
and around the world. These one-hour concerts are presented free to
the public at 6:00PM on Sundays in the Leo S. Bing Theater of the Los
Angeles County Museum of Art. No tickets or reservations are
required, and all are welcome. Read about Sundays Live! by clicking:
http://www.sundayslive.org/about/
Listen to the previous Sunday's concert streamed on-demand or
downloaded as a podcast from the KUSC website by clicking:
http://www.kusc.org/Episodes.aspx?PID=2147
Free admission.
For concert and artist information, call (323) 857-6234 or click:
http://www.lacma.org/event/capitol-ensemble-14
I. Mu Phi Epsilon Palos Verdes Peninsula Alumni Chapter
Annual Fundraiser Concert to Support Music in Schools
MUSICAL MOSIAC
26438 Crenshaw Blvd, Rolling Hills Estates CA
(Northeast corner of Crenshaw & Palos Verdes Drive North)
[SouthBay]
http://goo.gl/gIM64D
The Ensembles:
CITY OF ANGELS SAXOPHONE QUARTET*
BILL WILSON soprano saxophone
SEAN STACKPOOLE alto saxophone
CINDY SWANSON tenor saxophone
MATT GERMAINE baritone saxophone
http://www.coasq.com/
SINGING DUETS
MELINDA EHRLICH soprano
JOSEPH LOPEZ tenor
DEBORAH AITKEN piano
JAN & JILL with special guests
THE WHYMAN PROJECT*
RYAN WHYMAN piano / composer
MARY KEATING and JORDAN SLOCUM violins,
BRANDON ENCINAS viola, BILLY TOBENKIN cello,
RODRIGO MORENO bass
http://www.thewhymanproject.com/
THE SOUTHLAND SINGERS from South High School, Torrance
ELIZABETH TURNER director
*Winners of the Beverly Hills National Auditions
Mu Phi Epsilon is an International Professional Music Fraternity
whose purposes are the recognition of scholarship and musicianship
and the advancement of music throughout the world. The South Bay
chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon presents its annual Musical Mosaic to raise
funds for South Bay school music programs. Read about the Mu Phi
Epsilon Palos Verdes Peninsula Alumni Chapter by clicking:
http://www.muphiepsilon.org/palosverdes
Tickets: $25 / $10 for Jr-Sr High Students /
Free for Elementary School Students.
For information, click:
http://www.muphiepsilon.org/palosverdes/242-musical-mosaic-2015
J. KALEIDOSCOPE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
First Baptist Church of Pasadena
75 North Marengo Avenue, Pasadena CA
[Pasadena/Glendale]
http://goo.gl/pf6rzS
1220 Second Street, Santa Monica CA
[WestSide]
http://goo.gl/d3AgSo
Program
Debussy: Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune
Ravel: Tombeau De Couperin
Mozart: Symphony No.31 in D Major, "Paris"
The KALEIDOSCOPE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA is a new conductorless ensemble
based in Los Angeles dedicated to creating concert experiences at the
highest level of artistic excellence and bringing together a
musician's collective and community. Its members are drawn from the
finest young fast-rising artists in town. Kaleidoscope seeks to live
the artistic vision of all ensemble members and build a viable
presence in the Los Angeles community and beyond through education
and audience outreach, commissioning new music, and connection. Read
about Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra and support its KickStarter
program by clicking:
http://kco.la/
Tickets: $25 / $10 students & seniors / ages 17 and younger
For concert information and tickets, click:
http://kco.la/concerts/
free
K. Second Sundays At Two - Free
ALLANT TRIO
BETH NAM piano, ANNA PARK violin, ALINA LIM cello
Sunday, February 8, 2015 - 2:00PM sharp!
26438 Crenshaw Blvd, Rolling Hills Estates CA
(Northeast corner of Crenshaw & Palos Verdes Drive North)
[SouthBay][Free]
http://goo.gl/gIM64D
Program - Selections from Allant Trio's debut CD "Ignition"
on the Sony Classical label
Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847): Piano Trio No.1 in D Minor, Op.49
Kelly-Marie Murphy (b.1964): Give Me Phoenix Wings to Fly
"I would defy even the most exhausted and jaded listener to
experience even a moment of boredom in this group's high-voltage
evening." ~ Rorianne Schrade on Allant Trio's Carnegie Hall debut
in the New York Concert Review
The ALLANT TRIO is one of the most exciting young ensembles today.
The Trio was formed in 2010 at The Juilliard School in New York,
where all three graduates, pianist BETH NAM, violinist ANNA PARK, and
cellist ALINA LIM - each with numerous awards and achievements as
soloists - received as a trio the Madrigano Entrepreneurship Grant.
Most recently, the Allant Trio won the Beverly Hills National
Auditions and has concertized throughout Southern California. The
Trio gave an acclaimed debut recital at Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall
and has been invited to participate in prestigious festivals such as
the Yehudi Menuhin Chamber Music Festival in San Francisco, the Banff
Centre in Canada, and the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival in
Connecticut. The Allant Trio was named semifinalists at the Young
Concert Artist audition in New York and the Trondheim International
Chamber Music Competition in Norway. Read about the ALLANT TRIO by
clicking:
http://allanttrio.com/
ACCOMPANYING ART EXHIBIT
This concert will be in collaboration with an art exhibit in the
Narthex by noted local artist STEPHEN MIRICH. Read about Stephen and
view a virtual gallery by clicking:
http://www.mirich.net/
THE VENUE
Rolling Hills United Methodist Church's "Second Sundays At Two"
presents free concerts without intermission, mostly on second Sundays
September through June, except December. Generous at-the-door
contributions (100% ARE FOR THE ARTISTS!) will ensure the success of
the series. Please contribute what you can. See the line-up of
upcoming artists on PerformingArtsLIVE by clicking:
http://goo.gl/zx3UhG
The acoustics of Rolling Hills United Methodist Church's sanctuary
are among the finest in Southern California, and the venue's idyllic
sylvan setting next to the South Coast Botanic Garden on the northeast corner of Crenshaw Blvd and Palos Verdes Drive North makes the
concert experience especially pleasant.
Free admission. For concert information, click:
http://goo.gl/vLpMjD
L. Long Beach Symphony Orchestra SOUNDS & SPACES - Free
Bringing the Sound of the LBSO to the Community
Members of the LONG BEACH SYMPHONY
GARY BOVYER Principal Clarinet
ROGER WILKIE Concertmaster
AGNES GOTTCHEWSKI Assistant Concertmaster
ERIK RYNEARSON Assistant Principal Viola
CÉCILIA TSAN Principal Cello
Jewish Community Center
3801 E. Willow, Long Beach CA
[LongBeach][Free]
http://goo.gl/mDE5cA
Program
Alexander Krein (1883-1951): Three Sketches on Hebrew Themes, Op.12
Mozart: Clarinet Quintet in A Major, K581
Sounds & Spaces invites you to the Alpert Jewish Community Center.
Founded in 1948, the center has a long history of service and
inclusiveness. Membership, open to people of all faiths and
backgrounds, provides outstanding social, cultural, recreational, and
educational activities for people of all ages. The center's programs
and services celebrate family, foster health and well-being, embrace
tradition, create friendships, and expand cultural horizons for all.
The mission of the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra's Sounds & Spaces
series is to enrich the larger Long Beach community and develop new
relationships through accessible, innovative, and non-traditional
chamber music in significant community spaces. Long Beach hosts a
rich and varied environment of intriguing buildings, many of which
contain surprising performance venues. SOUNDS & SPACES will explore
some of these historic landmarks and gardens by matching them with
chamber music that celebrates the beauty and character of Long Beach.
Free admission. For information, click:
http://www.lbso.org/special-events/view/id/7/-/sounds-and-spaces
M. Classical Encounters Foundation presents
METROPOLITAN PIANO TRIO
REGULO MARTINEZ ANTON piano,
KATIA POPOV violin, LASZLO MEZO cello
The Hamburg Room
Home of Ronna Binn-Hersh
19365 Lemmer Drive, Tarzana CA
[SanFernandoValley]
http://goo.gl/1Or6Mq
THE PROGRAM
Shostakovich: Piano Trio in E Minor, Op.67
Schubert: Notturno in E-flat Major, Op.148, D897
Dvorák: Piano Trio No.4 in E Minor, Op.90, "Dumky"
Read about the newest ensemble on Southern California's vibrant music
scene, the METROPOLITAN PIANO TRIO, by clicking:
http://www.metropolitanpianotrio.com/
Tickets: $45 premium / $35 general / $20 students.
A delicious buffet will follow the program. For information, call
(818)343-3095 or click:
http://www.classicalencounters.org/index.php/home-11
N. Le Salon de Musiques
DAVID CASTILLO baritone, JESSICA GUIDERI violin,
MEREDITH CRAWFORD viola, JOHN WALZ cello, TIMOTHY ECKERT bass,
FRANCOIS CHOUCHAN piano
Impresario Room (5th floor)
Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
135 North Grand Avenue, Los Angeles CA
[DowntownLA]
http://goo.gl/HNxZwM
Program
Schubert: Lieder for baritone and piano
Schubert: "Arpeggione" Sonata in A Minor, D821
Schubert: Piano Quintet in A Major, D667,"Trout"
Le Salon de Musiques features the Southland's finest ensemble
artists, who are often found performing with the town's leading
orchestras and in the film studios. The venue is the 5th-floor
Impresario Room in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion with a beautiful
view of the Hollywood Hills. After the performance, audience members
mingle around a gourmet buffet with French Champagne. Read about Le
Salon de Musiques by clicking:
http://www.lesalondemusiques.com
Tickets: $75 / $39 students.
For full concert and artist information, click:
http://goo.gl/KfoY0N
O. SUNDAYS LIVE! Chamber Music Series - Free
SUSAN GREENBERG flute, JENNIFER JOHNSON oboe,
MICHELE ZUKOVSKY clarinet, JUDITH FARMER bassoon,
STEVE BECKNELL horn, and STEVEN VANHAUWAERT piano
Los Angeles County Museum of Art - Leo S. Bing Theater
5905 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles CA
(Just east of Fairfax. Parking across the street
at Wilshire & Spaulding)
[midWilshireLA][Free]
http://www.lacma.org/visit/plan-your-visit
Program
Ludwig Thuille (1861-1907): Sextet
Beethoven: Variations on Mozart's "La ci darem la mano"
(arr for flute, clarinet, and bassoon)
Francis Poulenc (1899-1963): Sextet
Begun in 1948, SUNDAYS LIVE! is the longest-running music broadcast
in Los Angeles. It presents weekly classical chamber music concerts
and recitals by premier professional artists from Southern California
and around the world. These one-hour concerts are presented free to
the public at 6:00PM on Sundays in the Leo S. Bing Theater of the Los
Angeles County Museum of Art. No tickets or reservations are
required, and all are welcome. Read about Sundays Live! by clicking:
http://www.sundayslive.org/about/
Listen to the previous Sunday's concert streamed on-demand or
downloaded as a podcast from the KUSC website by clicking:
http://www.kusc.org/Episodes.aspx?PID=2147
Free admission.
For concert and artist information, call (323) 857-6234 or click:
http://www.lacma.org/event/susan-greenberg
P. Chamber Music at the Clark
BOSTON TRIO
HENG-JIN PARK piano
IRINA MURESANU violin
ASTRID SCHWEEN cello
Sunday, March 15, 2015 - 2:00PM
Monday, February 9, 2015 - Ticket lottery deadline (see below)
UCLA Clark Memorial Library
2520 Cimarron St., West Adams district of Los Angeles
[midWilshireLA]
For driving directions, click:
http://www.clarklibrary.ucla.edu/visit
Program
Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924): Piano Trio in D Minor, Op.120
John Musto (b.1954): Piano Trio
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897): Piano Trio No.1 in B Major, Op.8
"Whenever this trio plays, drop everything and go hear them!" hailed
the Boston Globe on the occasion of The Boston Trio's Tanglewood
debut at Ozawa Hall. Read about the BOSTON TRIO, formed in 1997, by
clicking:
http://www.bostontrio.com/
Watch an excellent video on Chamber Music at the Clark, which shows
the magnificent venue, by clicking:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfpXB5km9z8
Tickets by lottery: $25. Online Reservation-by-Lottery.
Reservation-by-lottery deadline: Monday, February 9, 2015.
To be included in the lottery drawing, click:
http://www.c1718cs.ucla.edu/content/regs/boston14-r.htm
For concert information, select the Quick Link "Calendar of Events"
in the upper left after clicking:
http://www.c1718cs.ucla.edu/
A wine, hors d'oeuvre, and dessert reception follows, where you can
talk to the artists and fellow music lovers.
** THE REST OF THE NEWSLETTER
Q. REVIEWS OF RECENT CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS and
OTHER ITEMS OF HIGH INTEREST ON THE SOUTHLAND CHAMBER MUSIC SCENE
Music Critic MARK SWED's review
"Make this L.A. Chamber Orchestra guest conductor feel at home"
LACO Guest Conductor KARINA CANELLAKIS at UCLA's Royce Hall
[JE: SoCal aficionados remember violinist KARINA CANELLAKIS as an
iPalpiti artist playing under the baton of EDUARD SCHMIEDER]
in the Los Angeles Times
http://goo.gl/D9gbSh
Music Critic DANIEL KEPL's review
"The Juilliard String Quartet - Still Perfect"
at Santa Barbara's Lobero Theatre
on Saturday, January 17, 2015
in Casa Magazine
http://goo.gl/myq814 (.pdf)
Music Critic DANIEL KEPL's review
"Speaking in Tongues"
Camerata Pacifica at Santa Barbara's Hahn Hall
on Friday, January 16, 2015
in Casa Magazine
http://goo.gl/UCnkPB (.pdf)
Music Critic TIMOTHY MANGAN writes
"Philharmonic Society unveils '15-'16 season"
in the OC Register
http://goo.gl/DQXlU8
LACMA Sundays Live Concert Series Auditions
for artists and ensembles on Wednesday, February 18, 2015.
For information on applying, click:
http://goo.gl/IR0XFW
KickStarter Program - 55 hours to go! Help!!!
KALEIDOSCOPE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA - Opening Season
A new conductorless chamber orchestra based in LA offering 8 concerts
in its opening season and free tickets for ages 17 and under!
http://goo.gl/0YUjCk
KickStarter Program - 7 Days to go!
HEAR NOW 2015 Festival of New Music by LA composers
For its 5th Annual festival HEAR NOW is raising funds to support
three concerts on May 1&2, 2015 featuring chamber music works by
contemporary Los Angeles composers.
http://goo.gl/MB8hU6
R. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CLASSICAL GUITAR RECITALS
GEORGE GUTMAN's Weekly Summary
On Thursday afternoon, January 29, the Pasadena Conservatory of Music
Guitar Quartet appears in a free concert. On Thursday evening, the
Croatian master ZORAN DUKIC appears in recital at USC, and he offers
a Master Class at midday on Friday, both events are free. Then an
eclectic event on Saturday when MURIEL ANDERSON (the first woman
national fingerstyle champion) and STANLEY JORDAN appear together in
recital at the SOKA Performing Arts Center in Aliso Viejo.
Cheers,
George Gutman
[email protected]
For a comprehensive calendar of upcoming guitar events, where you
will find information about these and other guitar events, see the
Orange County Guitar Circle's web calendar by clicking:
S. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ORCHESTRA CONCERTS
MICHAEL CLEARY's Summary
For the full calendar and information, click:
Friday, January 30, 2015 - 8:00PM - Pasadena - Free
Pasadena Community Orchestra (PCO)
First Church of the Nazarene
http://www.pcomusic.org/
Saturday, January 31, 2015 - 7:00PM - Bellflower
Bellflower Symphony Orchestra
Jane and William Bristol Civic Auditorium
http://www.bellflower.org/home/index.asp?page=369
Saturday, January 31, 2015 - 8:00PM - Culver City
Culver City Symphony Orchestra (CCSO)
Veteran's Memorial Auditorium
http://www.culvercitysymphony.org/
Friday, February 6, 2015 - 8:00PM - Long Beach
Cole Conservatory Symphony Orchestra
CSULB Carpenter Performing Arts Center
http://www.csulb.edu/depts/music/areas/orchestra/
Saturday, February 7, 2015 - 7:30PM - Pasadena
Colburn Orchestra
Ambassador Auditorium
http://www.colburnschool.edu/pagecalpop.cfm?p=1606&verbose=5182
Sunday, February 8, 2015 - 4:00PM - Los Angeles - Free
American Youth Symphony
UCLA Royce Hall
http://aysymphony.org/
Sunday, February 8, 2015 - 4:00PM - Los Angeles
Santa Cecilia Orchestra
Occidental College Thorne Hall
http://www.scorchestra.org/
Consult the following websites for additional orchestral offerings
(listed alphabetically)
LONG BEACH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
For the full schedule click:
http://www.lbso.org/
LOS ANGELES CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
http://www.laco.org/schedule/
LOS ANGELES PHILHARMONIC
http://www.laphil.com/tickets/calendar-fullseason
NEW WEST SYMPHONY
http://www.newwestsymphony.org
PACIFIC SYMPHONY
http://www.pacificsymphony.org/main.taf?p=1,1
PASADENA SYMPHONY
http://www.pasadenasymphony-pops.org/
Visiting Orchestras presented by
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF ORANGE COUNTY
http://www.philharmonicsociety.org/Calendar
Cheers,
Michael Cleary
[email protected]
For full orchestra concert information, consult Michael's Southern
California Orchestra Concerts website by clicking:
T. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA VOCAL EVENTS
LAURI D. GOLDENHERSH's Weekly Highlights
Super Bowl weekend tends to offer small, niggling questions about
where our cultural loyalties lie. But really, whether your attention
is on the arts, football, or both this weekend, the annual ritual
reminds us that in this widely varied world, there really is
something for everyone. I won't try to offer my own predictions,
except that it should be a great game. But if you're otherwise
inclined, here are a few choice picks on the musical front:
L.A. MASTER CHORALE tackles Bach's incredible St. Matthew Passion
this weekend, collaborating with MUSICA ANGELICA and wisely offering
two performances instead of just their standard Sunday night concert.
Catch them Saturday or Sunday at Disney Hall, including JON LEE
KEENAN (Evangelist), CHUNG UK LEE (Jesus), and no fewer than 11
additional soloists, for an impressive line-up led by quarterback
GRANT GERSHON. (No helmets required, I hope.) Tickets are scarce,
even for Sunday, but well worth the effort. (And of course, there are
no bad seats at Disney Hall.) Get yours and learn more by clicking:
http://goo.gl/8m4vNo
Glass slippers are trending, with two versions of 'Cinderella' this
week: FULLERTON COLLEGE OPERA presents the lesser-known operetta by
Pauline Viardot, 'Cendrillon' for three performances Friday through
Sunday. Also, on Saturday morning, PACIFIC SYMPHONY charms family
audiences with two performances of 'Cinderella, Opera for Kids!' with
a cast melding pros with students from Chapman University. Both
events are on the calendar.
PacSymph will be plenty busy this weekend, as maestro CARL St.CLAIR
also helms an all-Bernstein program Thursday thru Saturday, with
famed soprano DAWN UPSHAW ailing with flu and replaced by fast-rising
American soprano CELENA SHAFER, pianist BENJAMIN PASTERNACK, and
guest host JAMIE BERNSTEIN. Click:
http://goo.gl/q5H73p
Other offerings around town include 'Tenorpalooza' at Concordia Arts
in Irvine; and the live and encore broadcasts of 'Tales of Hoffman'
from the Met Live in HD. Click:
http://www.metopera.org/metopera/liveinhd/live-in-hd-2014-15-season
SPECIAL REMINDER
In case you haven't heard, it's been a rough couple of months for the
vocal community, most recently with the loss of tenor MALLORY WALKER
in December, bass-baritone MICHAEL GALLUP earlier this month, and
WARD SWINGLE last week. The memorial service for Michael is this
weekend in Newport Beach, and all are welcome. Mallory's memorial is
on Saturday, February 21 - we'll post a reminder when the time comes.
For information on the service for Michael Gallup this Sunday, click:
http://goo.gl/6vRG6s
CONTINUING
Thru 2/1 - 'La Boheme' (Puccini), SAN DIEGO OPERA
Thru 2/1 - 'Thérèse Raquin' (Picker), LONG BEACH OPERA
COMING UP
The Figaro mania continues with `Ghosts of Versailles' at LA OPERA,
starting Saturday, February 7.
NEW REVIEW
BRYAN DAHL did a great job of filling us in on the recent '¡Figaro!
(90210)' premiere, a modern mash-up from LA OPERA as part of their
ongoing fest. Click:
http://goo.gl/z4j5gg
Have a wonderful week, whether you're wearing a jersey or tails, and
drinking beer or champagne. As always, thank you for supporting live
singing!
Lauri D. Goldenhersh
[email protected]
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Subscribe to e-news from the List:
http://www.laurislist.com/enews
For the latest issue of Next 7, click:
http://www.laurislist.com/Next7
Singerpreneur blog:
http://www.singerpreneur.com
U. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ORGAN CONCERTS
Select organ recitals are included in the Clickable Chamber Music
Newsletter's list of concerts. For a comprehensive list of organ
recitals, consult the Calendar for the Long Beach, Los Angeles, and
Orange County chapters of the American Guild of Organists by clicking
here:
http://www.laago.org/calendar/calendar.pdf
For a handy organ-concert finder for Southern California, where you
can both find and submit organ concerts, click:
http://goorgan.com/
V. WEBSITES OF HIGH INTEREST TO SOUTHLAND CHAMBER MUSIC AFICIONADOS
PerformingArtsLIVE
The most comprehensive online listing of Music, Theater, and Dance
events in Southern California
http://www.performingartslive.com/
KUSC Concert Calendar
Concerts on the KUSC Calendar are provided through the classical
music announcements uploaded to PerformingArtsLIVE
http://www.kusc.org/concerts/
experienceLA
Official Cultural Calendar of Los Angeles County
http://www.experiencela.com/calendar
Orange County Guitar Circle's Comprehensive
Classical Guitar Events in Southern California
Southern California Orchestra Concerts
Southern California Vocal Concerts
Southern California Organ Concerts
http://www.laago.org/calendar/calendar.pdf
and
http://goorgan.com/
Southern California Early Music Society (SCEMS)
listing of Early Music concerts (Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque)
http://www.earlymusicla.org/ematcalendar.html
W. NOTE TO PRESENTING ORGANIZATIONS AND ARTISTS
In partnership with PerformingArtsLIVE.com, the Clickable Chamber
Music Newsletter's calendar of upcoming concerts is generated by
PerformingArtsLIVE.com. If you haven't already done so, upload your
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http://www.performingartslive.com
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c. On the KUSC's calendar of concerts:
http://www.kusc.org/concerts/
And, you and your friends can go to the announcement of your concert
on PerformingArtsLIVE.com and share it with your Facebook friends and
Tweet it to your followers.
IMPORTANT NOTE: When posting to PerformingArtsLIVE, selecting any one
of the categories: 1) Chamber Music, 2) Instrumental Recital, or 3)
Voice Recital, or 4) Contemporary Classical/New Music will ensure it
will be included in the Clickable Chamber Music Newsletter.
X. ABOUT THE CLICKABLE CHAMBER MUSIC NEWSLETTER
The Clickable Chamber Music Newsletter was founded in November 1999.
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About Jim Eninger and the Clickable Chamber Music Newsletter:
New York Arts Consultant Edna Landau's Musical America Blog Post
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http://www.musicalamerica.com/mablogs/?p=14970
Los Angeles Music Critic Alan Rich
"The Continental Shift, And The Pathway Through It"
http://www.palosverdes.com/ClassicalCrossroads/AlanRich-Shift.pdf
Chris Pasles' Los Angeles Times Article
"His grapevine is a chamber music lifeline"
http://goo.gl/bmVYa5
Composer/Conductor Russell Steinberg's Blog Post
"Classical Music Set To Boom!"
http://goo.gl/XPtG6D
Daily Breeze Columnist John Bogert
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http://www.dailybreeze.com/bogert/ci_15992973
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Gene Hoy, Annette Melikian, Andrew Paroczai, and Amy Sinclair
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The Clickable Chamber Music Newsletter
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