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2013-14 Concerts TBA
Previous
concerts
2013
April 6
Singing in the Spring
With Eugene
Jones, clarinet
Venue: 1901
Arts club
Singing in the
Spring celebrates the art of singing and
instrumental melody. Soprano, Judith
Sheridan will collaborate with American
clarinetist, Eugene Jones on two sets of
duets by Ralph Vaughn Williams and Jacob
Gordon. Pianist Craig Combs will join the
duo to present Hirtenlied by Giacomo
Meyerbeer and the amazing Mozart aria,
“Parto, ma ben tu mio” from La clemenza di
Tito. The second half will sing with the
instrumental melodies of Anton Dvorak’s
first piano trio in B flat major, op 21.
2012
Sept 21
Music Amongst
Friends
With George
Figueroa, violin
Venue: 1901
Arts Club
Music Amongst Friends
featured repertoire for piano and strings.
You will hear the power and majesty of
Mozart’s Piano Concerto in A Major, K 414
juxtaposed against the astounding
Shostakovich Piano Quintet, a musical
comment on the power of the artist to
overcome tyranny and repression. In
addition, we present the European premiere
of Jorge Figueroa’s Libertango for Piano
Quintet.
May 12
American Impressions
European
Premier, music of Ann Holler
Venue: St.
Johns Church, Notting Hill
A program of music by living
American composers describing landscapes of
the hot western desert, remembrances of an
African childhood, and a view of Marie
Antoinette as told by her pastry chef from
Brittany.
Feb 4
American Souvenirs II
European
Premier, music of Evelyn Pursely-Kopitzke
Venue: St.
Johns Church, Notting Hill
A program of music by living
American composers describing landscapes of
the hot western desert, remembrances of an
African childhood, and a view of Marie
Antoinette as told by her pastry chef from
Brittany.
2011
Nov. 5
Latin American and Iberian
Music
Venue: St. Johns Church,
Notitng Hill
twenty21 takes you on a
musical journey to explore the vibrant
colours, exuberant dance rhythms and soaring
melodies of Spain and Latin America.
June 25 Visions of America
Venue: Red
Hedgehog
A program of musical
vignettes inspired by unique historical
moments of North and South America. Visions
revealed: a pioneer woman crossing the
continent in covered wagon . . . angels and
revolution . . . a child’s musical reliquary
. . . and a ringing tribute to ragtime.
2010
Oct. 21
Well Seasoned
The Forge Music & Arts Venue,
Camden
A program linking the
sensuality of food and the seasons featuring
Marinetti's manifesto "The Four Seasons of
Futuristic Cooking" set by Aaorn J. Kernis,
“The Four Seasons” by Astor Piazzola, music
by Leonard Bernstein, and "Thomasine" by
Michael Kosch (European Premiere).
August 1-9 Cours d’étè International
Summer Course, Chäteau Monthureux le Sec
March 20 The Four Season of
Buenos Aires
The Forge
Music & Arts Venue, Camden
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