Use for performance listings. This is an archive of events that have appeared in my performance calendar.
A program of newly unearthed works from a Dresden collection of music during the reign of Friedrich Augustus I, including works by J. C. Bach and Mozart, in arrangement for two harpsichords. These pieces were played by the king himself with his court composer and arranger, Peter August. The program also includes J.S Bach’s Concerto […]
Mozart & Bach: Music from Dresden Read More »
Tucker plays with a quartet that includes herself on cello and is also made up of pianist Amy K. Bormet, a composer and singer/songwriter based in Los Angeles; drummer Brevan Hampden, and bassist Robbie Link. Great article here: https://www.aikenstandard.com/entertainment/throw-the-overly-polite-concert-etiquette-out-the-door-at/article_c57ea58a-f4a3-11e7-adcc-bbba1c651d21.html
Tucker plays with a quartet that includes herself on cello and is also made up of pianist Amy K. Bormet, a composer and singer/songwriter based in Los Angeles; drummer Brevan Hampden, and bassist Robbie Link. Great article here: https://www.aikenstandard.com/entertainment/throw-the-overly-polite-concert-etiquette-out-the-door-at/article_c57ea58a-f4a3-11e7-adcc-bbba1c651d21.html
Period Instruments, choir and soloists. DUKE CHAPEL BACH CANTATA SERIES 2017-18 Concert #3 Sunday 28 January 2018 Elizabeth Terry Joyner, Patricia Philipps, Molly Quinn – soprano Tamsin Simmill, Kirsten Overdahl – alto Aaron Carlyle, Bryon Grohman – tenor Tom Jaynes, Nathaniel Olson – bass Mallarmé Chamber Players Joseph Fala, organ solo Philip Cave, director Program:
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Come, said the Muse, Sing me a song no poet has yet chanted, Sing me the Universal. Our winter concert takes its title from the Walt Whitman poem, beautifully set above soaring violins and piano by Norwegian composer Ola Gjeilo. Join us as we explore both the heights and depths of humanity, from Whitman’s unabashed
Women’s Voices Concert – “Song of the Universal” Read More »
Musique Accordéon presents music from the cabarets of Montmartre through the musettes of Paris to the songs of famed singer Edith Piaf. In this fun and informative concert, DiGiuseppe and crew trace the development of Parisian music from the early Auvergnat bagpipes through the swing musettes of Paris. Click for more info
Parisian Street Music @ Page-Walker Read More »