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Viva Italia!
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Benvenuto a Tutti! Join the Renovo String Orchestra (RSO) for Viva Italia!, a concert of works by prominent Italian composers. This performance is the first in the RSO’s inaugural season, A Tour of Nations.
The RSO is intent on establishing a strong string ensemble presence in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs, as not many opportunities exist for audiences to hear the vast repertoire that exists for string orchestras. In their inaugural season, A Tour of Nations, the RSO plans to take audiences across the globe with performances of works by composers from Italy, Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, and Germany.
Program Respighi - Antiche Suite Rossini - Sonata No.3 for Strings Puccini - Crisantemi Donizetti - String Quartet No.13
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Benvenuto a Tutti! Join the Renovo String Orchestra (RSO) for Viva Italia!, a concert of works by prominent Italian composers. This performance is the first in the RSO’s inaugural season, A Tour of Nations.
The RSO is intent on...
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Quintet Attacca with pianist Mark George
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A prominent wind quintet, Quintet Attacca, and an accomplished pianist, Mark George, — each a winner of one of the most coveted awards in chamber music — will join forces in the season-opening program of the Music Institute of Chicago’s 80th Anniversary Concert Series.
Quintet Attacca and pianist Mark George will collaborate in two of the four diverse works on the program: Mozart’s exquisite quintet for piano and winds and the world premiere of Chicago composer Mischa Zupko’s "Fanfare 80," commissioned by the Music Institute for its 80th anniversary and written in a style that looks ahead to a new era rather than to the past.
Also on the windswept program are the lively and colorful "Aires Tropicales" for wind quintet by Cuban-born composer Paquito D’Rivera and the scenic "Roaring Fork" quintet by American composer Eric Ewazen, which depicts the Roaring Fork River in the Colorado Rockies.
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A prominent wind quintet, Quintet Attacca, and an accomplished pianist, Mark George, — each a winner of one of the mo...
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Tastes of Paradise: Music for Pleasures of the Palate
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Oct 02, 2010 08:00 PM
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Human beings have craved the earthly pleasures of food and drink seemingly forever. Take a whirlwind journey with Chicago Acappella as they serve up a delicious musical menu, including songs about the pleasures of wine, coffee, sweets, and even bagels, mashed potatoes and chocolate milk. Highlights include Paul Carey’s cycle Play With Your Food!, medieval and modern drinking songs, movements from J. S. Bach’s Coffee Cantata, and steamy pop standards "Black Coffee" and "Java Jive."
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Human beings have craved the earthly pleasures of food and drink seemingly forever. Take a whirlwind journey with Chicago Acappella as they serve up a delicious musical menu, including songs about the pleasures of wine, coffee, swee...
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Concert I — "Bach to the Future" — Season Opening Celebration
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Oct 03, 2010 03:00 PM
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C.P.E. Bach affirms our roots in the love of Baroque music. The concert moves on to the sultry mood set by the Poulenc Trio and concludes with the vitality of Brahms' Quartet in A Minor, featuring pianist Jeannie Yu. C.P.E. Bach: Hamberger Sonata in G Major for flute and continuo
Dohnanyi: Serenade for violin, viola, and cello
Poulenc: Trio for oboe, bassoon, and piano
Brahms: Piano Quartet in A Minor
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C.P.E. Bach affirms our roots in the love of Baroque music. The concert moves on to the sultry mood set by the Poulenc Trio and concludes with the vitality of Brahms' Quartet in A Minor, featuring pianist Jeannie Yu.
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Dancing with Orion: Concert One
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Oct 03, 2010 07:30 PM
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Ludwig Van Beethoven TRIO in C minor for Violin, Viola and Cello, Op. 9, No. 3
Robert Schumann FANTASY PIECES for Clarinet and Piano, Op. 73 Schumann's 200th Birthday (1810-1856)
Astor Piazzolla/Bragato FOUR SEASONS OF BUENOS AIRES for Violin, Cello, and Piano (1965)
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Ludwig Van Beethoven TRIO in C minor for Violin, Viola and Cello, Op. 9, No. 3
Robert Schumann FANTASY PIECES for Clarinet and Piano, Op. 73 Schumann's 200th Bi...
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Orquestra de Samba
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Oct 10, 2010 03:00 PM
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The Music Institute of Chicago (MIC) celebrates the artistry of Brazil for its second annual Brazilian Music Festival, featuring MIC ensemble-in-residence Orquestra de Samba (ODS).
The student dancers and percussionists of the Evanston Escola de Samba will kick off the event with a high-energy samba performance, followed by ODS’s concert program featuring the music of Brazilian giants Pixinguinha, Antonio Carlos Jobim, and Heitor Villa Lobos. Brazilian guest artist Dill Costa, along with MIC faculty artists Jim Setapen, Julia Miller, and Fiona Queen, will explore the relationship between Brazilian popular and classical music. The program will include original arrangements of Brazilian classics such as Pixinguinha’s “Carinhoso,” Jobim’s “Corcovado,” and Villa Lobos’ “Bachianas Brasileiras #5,” as well as many lesser known works from the Brazilian repertoire. The complete program, subject to change, is listed below.
Preliminary program
Villa Lobos: Bachianas Brasileiras #9 (arranged for 9 piece instrumental ensemble)
Villa Lobos: Choros for solo guitar and duet (Featuring Luciano Antonio and guest artist Julia Miller)
Villa Lobos: Bachianas Brasileiras #6, Mvt. 1, Aria (Choro) for flute and cello
A.C. Jobim: Tema Para Ana, and Imagina (arranged for piano trio)
Villa Lobos: A Manha da Pierrete (Pierrette's hands) for solo piano featuring Fiona Queen
Villa Lobos: Bachianas Brasileiras #5, Aria (arranged for 9 piece instrumental ensemble)
Pixinguinha: Vou Vivendo
Pixinguinha: Carinhoso
Pixinguinha: Lamentos
Jobim: Chega de Saudade
A.C. Jobim: Corcovado (Arr. Jim Gailoretto)
Jobim: Dill Costa feature- TBA
Jobim: A Felicidade
ODS personnel and instrumentation
Luciano Antonio, guitar/voice
Linda Binder, violin/mandolin
Edgar Campos, trumpet
Raphael Crawford, trombone
Felipe Fraga, drum set/aux percussion
Chris Hasselbring, trumpet
Marcos Oliveira, aux percussion
Krzysztof Pabian, double bass/electric bass
Melissa Snoza, flute
Richard Yeo, cello
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The Music Institute of Chicago (MIC) celebrates the artistry of Brazil for its second annual Brazilian Music Festival, featuring MIC ensemble-in-residence Orquestra de Samba (ODS).
The student dancers and percussionists of the Evanston Esc...
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Songs of War and Peace
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Oct 24, 2010 04:00 PM
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To open its 15th season, the Chicago Chamber Choir (CCC), a skilled choral ensemble of 40 singers under the artistic director of Timm Adams, collaborates for the first time with the esteemed Milwaukee Choral Artists (MCA) for “Songs of War and Peace.”
“Songs of War and Peace” is a special choral meditation on the human cost of war and the hope for peace. The program, featuring music inspired by conflict and the frailty of the human condition, will showcase the skill and creativity of CCC and MCA, separately and together. CCC will perform “Go Down, Moses” from Michael Tippett’s oratorio A Child of Our Time, “Alleluia” by Randall Thompson, “Find the Cost of Freedom” by Stephen Stills and others, while MCA will offer, among others, “Hard Times Come Again No More” by Stephen Foster, “Only Light, Only Love” (with the CCC women) by Joan Szymko and “August 1914” by Joel Boyd, winner of MCA’s Young Composer Contest for 2010. CCC and MCA will perform works together in Latvian, Greek, Hebrew and Latin.
Tickets are $18 in advance, $20 at the door, and $15 for students and groups of 10 or more. Season subscriptions for all three of CCC’s Chicago-area concerts are $50 for adults, $40 for students. Tickets and information are available at chicagochamberchoir.org or 312-409-6890.
SONGS OF WAR
Combined Choirs
Kyrie Knut Nystedt
Kyrie Eleison – Allah husm’hus salaam Lee Kesselman
Chicago Chamber Choir
Go Down, Moses Arr. by Michael Tippett
Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye Arr. by Alice Parker
Workin’ for the Dawn of Peace Arr. by Ron Jeffers
Find the Cost of Freedom Stephen Stills, arr. by Nick Page
Milwaukee Choral Artists
Hard Times Come Again No More Stephen Foster
August 1914 Joel Boyd
Horobi No Naka Kara Kevin James
Invalit malitia Piae Cantiones 1582,
arr. Jaakko Mäntyjärvi
Combined Choirs
Teiksma Peteris Plakidis
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SONGS OF PEACE
Combined Choirs
Dance of Zálongo Carol Barnett
Milwaukee Choral Artists
Ma Navu Original Melody by Yossi Spivak,
arr. Shira Cion
Only Light, Only Love (with CCC women) Joan Szymko
The Peace of the Wild Things Joan Szymko
A Prayer for Peace Paula Foley Tillen
Chicago Chamber Choir
Verleih’ uns Frieden Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Sure, On This Shining Night Morten Lauridsen
Alleluia Randall Thompson
Combined Choirs
Shalom, v’shalom, v’shalom Bob Applebaum
Dona Nobis Pacem Giulio Caccini, arr. by Moore
Hope for Resolution by Paul Caldwell and Sean Ivory
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To open its 15th season, the Chicago Chamber Choir (CCC), a skilled choral ensemble of 40 singers under the artistic director of Timm Adams, collaborates for the first time with the esteemed Milwaukee Choral Artists (MCA) for “Songs of War and P...
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Lincoln Trio
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Hailed by Strad Magazine as “sensational, bewitching,” the Lincoln Trio is one of Chicago’s most outstanding and versatile ensembles. This concert features celebrated women composers, with works by Jennifer Higdon, Lera Auerbach, Augusta Read Thomas, Laura Schwendinger, and Stacy Garrop.
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Hailed by Strad Magazine as “sensational, bewitching,” the Lincoln Trio is one of Chicago’s most outstanding and versatile ensembles. This concert features celebrated women composers, with works by Jennifer Higdon, Lera Auerbach, Augusta Rea...
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Holidays a cappella
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Dec 09, 2010 07:30 PM
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Carols from Mexico to Scandinavia will usher in the season with delight and joy. Our singers bring folksongs, Chanukah melodies and spirituals to remarkable life in this wide-ranging concert, now a beloved local tradition. Bring your family and friends for a lift to your holidays and inspiration for the year ahead.
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Carols from Mexico to Scandinavia will usher in the season with delight and joy. Our singers bring folksongs, Chanukah melodies and spirituals to remarkable life in this wide-ranging concert, now a beloved local tradition. Bring your family and fr...
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by Chicago Acapella
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Music and Stories with Susan Reed
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Dec 11, 2010 10:00 AM
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Classical violinist, folk musician, singer and storyteller, Susan Reed is a multi-instrumentalist who uses original songs and tales to enchant audiences of all ages. Special ticket price of $10 per family
Classical violinist, folk musician, singer and storyteller, Susan Reed is a multi-instrumentalist who uses original songs and tales to enchant audiences of all ages. Special ticket price of $10 per family
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Canciones de Navidad: A Spanish Christmas
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Dec 12, 2010 07:00 PM
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CCC’s 2010–11 season continues with “Canciones de Navidad: A Spanish Christmas,” the second in a series of Christmas Around the World concert.
Tickets and information are available at chicagochamberchoir.org or 312-409-6890.
CCC’s 2010–11 season continues with “Canciones de Navidad: A Spanish Christmas,” the second in a series of Christmas Around the World concert.
Tickets and information are available at chicagochamberchoir.org or 312-409-6890.
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Julia Bentley and Friends
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Mezzo-soprano Julia Bentley has appeared as a soloist with orchestras led by Oliver Knusson, Robert Shaw and Pierre Boulez. Her virtuosic program includes George Rochberg's "Eleven Songs to Peoms by Paul Rochberg", the premiere of a newly-comissioned work for flute and voice by Laura Schwendinger, and George Crumb's Madrigals, Books I-IV.
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Mezzo-soprano Julia Bentley has appeared as a soloist with orchestras led by Oliver Knusson, Robert Shaw and Pierre Boulez. Her virtuosic program includes George Rochberg's "Eleven Songs to Peoms by Paul Rochberg", the premiere of a newly-comissio...
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