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Bass Trombone Concerto — world première
Lätzsch Trombone Festival 2018
The Netherlands Symphony Orchestra
Christian Lindberg, conductor
Randall Hawes (Detroit Symphony), bass trombone
December 15, 2018
Muziekcentrum, Wilmersberg Zaal
Enschede, The Netherlands
Discover the Wild (Overture for Orchestra)
Eastern Regional High School Orchestra
Toshiyuki Shimadi, conductor
January 5, 2019
Jorgensen Center for the Performing Arts
University of Connecticut
Storrs, Connecticut
Christopher Dragon, conductor
Steve Metcalf and Nick Recuber, bass
Abby Raymond, e-flat clarinet
By popular demand, our fantastic tribute to Arthur Fiedler and the Boston pops returns with a fresh and fun evening featuring the ever-animated Christopher Dragon on the podium to provide an animated performance in honor of Arthur Fiedler! Colorado Symphony bassists Steve Metcalf and Nick Recuber take the stage in Giovanni Bottesini’s duet, Passione Amorosa, clarinetist Abby Raymond performs William Bolcom’s Little Suite of Four Dances, and there’s even more music that will have you loving this concert tribute to the dynamic sound of Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops!
Loren Mach, marimba
The Sound of Nature
Heinrich Biber Sonata Representativa in A Major
George Crumb Mundus Canis for Guitar and Percussion
Evan Hause Fields for Marimba
Kurt Rohde credo petrified for Two Cellos
Clarice Assad The Lumerians for Two Cellos, Percussion, and Cello Choir WORLD PREMIERE
Left Coast presents works celebrating the natural world, including Evan Hause’s Fields, and George Crumb’s A Dog’s Life. And for the premiere of a concerto by Clarice Assad for two cellos and percussion, Left Coast is joined by a cello choir. Assad’s The Lumerians concerns water, climate change and the natural world.
Open seating. Please join us for a pre-concert lecture; details forthcoming.
Artists
Anna Presler, violin
Tanya Tomkins, cello
Leighton Fong, cello
Michael Goldberg, guitar
Loren Mach, percussion
and featuring a cello choir
Matilda Hofman, conductor
Performed by Danbi Um and Brook Speltz, presented by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center on their “New Music in the Rose” series
RSVP required. https://keyedupmusicproject.com/
Works by William Bolcom, Darius Milhaud, and Drew Hemenger
Program includes:
New York Lights: William Bolcom
Estella: Rag Latino: Bolcom
Saudades do Brasil (#1,#3,#6,#8,#12): Darius Milhaud
Sharks: Drew Hemenger
Violin Sonata #3: Bolcom
Graceful Ghost Rag: Bolcom
Performers:
Claudia Schaer, violin
Marc Peloquin, piano
Loren Mach, marimba
The Sound of Nature
Heinrich Biber Sonata Representativa in A Major
George Crumb Mundus Canis for Guitar and Percussion
Evan Hause Fields for Marimba
Kurt Rohde credo petrified for Two Cellos
Clarice Assad The Lumerians for Two Cellos, Percussion, and Cello Choir WORLD PREMIERE
Left Coast presents works celebrating the natural world, including Evan Hause’s Fields, and George Crumb’s A Dog’s Life. And for the premiere of a concerto by Clarice Assad for two cellos and percussion, Left Coast is joined by a cello choir. Assad’s The Lumerians concerns water, climate change and the natural world.
Open seating. Please join us for a pre-concert lecture; details forthcoming.
Artists
Anna Presler, violin
Tanya Tomkins, cello
Leighton Fong, cello
Michael Goldberg, guitar
Loren Mach, percussion
and featuring a cello choir
Matilda Hofman, conductor
Douglas Reed, organ
New posthumous publication of William Albright (1944-1998).
Douglas Reed performs Albright’s impressionistic work, newly published, and other contemporary music.
American Trombone Workshop 2019
The United States Army Band “Pershing’s Own”
Colonel Andrew J. Esch, Leader and Commander
George Curran (New York Philharmonic), John Rojak (American Brass Quintet), and Russ Zokaites (Cincinnati College-Conservatory), bass trombone (sharing the solo line)
March 9, 2019
Brucker Hall
Fort Meyer, Virginia