2003 - 2004 Season
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Fall
Concert: Carbon Test-Cello Recital Spring Concert: Moods and Motion-Songs
and Chamber Music |
Fall Concert: Carbon Test - Cello Recital
| Sun Nov 2 2003 7:30pm Sun Nov 9 2003 4pm |
A cello recital featuring the latest in cello technology!Luis Leguía, cellist from the Boston Symphony, will play a recital with Carmen Rodriguez-Peralta, piano. Special guest Doriot Anthony Dwyer, flute will join Mr. Leguía and Ms. Peralta in John Sarkissian's Trio. Mr. Leguía will perform on the carbon fiber cello that he invented. Hear recordings and read about the Luis & Clark Carbon Fiber Cello at the Luis & Clark web site. Program Just In Time composers have written several new works for renowned Boston Symphony cellist Luis Leguía and legendary Boston Symphony flutist Doriot Anthony Dwyer. Join us for these world premiere performances: Eleusis for cello and piano by Jorge V. Grossmann Elusive Sleep for cello and piano by Pamela J. Marshall Trio "Rustico" for flute, cello and piano by John Sarkissian Plus beautiful and challenging music from the cello recital literature: Elegy for cello and piano by Gabriel Fauré Sonata for unaccompanied cello by Zoltán Kodály |
Spring Concert: Moods and Motion -Songs and Chamber Music
| May 7, 2004 8pm May 9, 2004 4pm |
Join us for a program of new songs and chamber music, inspired by emotions, poetry and dance. Pianist Karen Sauer will perform solo pieces by Jorge Grossmann and Marc Rossi. Karen will be joined by soprano Valerie Anastasio in Pamela Marshall’s songs from Shakespeare’s “The Tempest”. Cellist Jing Li will perform Hayg Boyadjian's Nocturnes. The prize for the most performers goes to Erika Foin, who presents the premiere of new songs for voice and chamber ensemble. Performers: Program Children's Mood Pieces for piano by Marc W. Rossi Still as This, Strange As This for voice, clarinet, violin, cello and piano by Erika Foin Nocturnes for cello by Hayg Boyadjian Ariel's Songs for soprano and piano by Pamela J. Marshall Etudes after Mecanismos for piano by Jorge V. Grossmann
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Concert locations
St. Paul's Church (Episcopal)
15 St. Paul Street
Brookline, MA
Corner of St. Paul and Aspinwall Sts. Near Brookline Village T-stop, Harvard St., and Beacon St., on-street parking
From Boston: From Commonwealth Avenue or Beacon
Street turn south on St. Paul St to the corner of Aspinwall Avenue.
From Rt. 9: In Brookline Village, turn north onto Harvard St. Turn right
onto Aspinwall Avenue and the church will be directly in front of you.
MBTA
Green Line C: From the St. Paul Street stop walk up St. Paul Street, past
Longwood Avenue, to the corner of Aspinwall Avenue.
Green Line D: From the Brookline Village stop, walk up Station Street,
right onto Harvard Street, through Brookline Village to the light at Aspinwall,
right onto Aspinwall Avenue.
Middlesex Community College
Concert Hall, North Academic Building
591 Springs Road
Bedford, MA 01730-1197
www.middlesex.cc.ma.us Look
for the World of Music series
Directions to Bedford
campus
First
Parish in Watertown
35 Church St
Watertown, MA 02472
Near the corner of Main St (Route 20) and Church St, near Watertown Square.
From Mass Turnpike (I-90): Take exit 17 (Newton -Watertown). Follow signs for Watertown. On Galen Street, go east towards Watertown. Just before you cross the Charles River, you will join Rte. 16. After you cross the Charles, move to one of the two left-turn lanes in Watertown Square, and then turn left on Rte. 20 (Main St.), heading towards Waltham.Take your second right onto Church Street (the Armenian Library and Museum is on the corner of Main and Church Sts.). The First Parish is one block on your right. Turn right at Summer Street to reach the parking lot.
Public Transportation: From Harvard Square take #71 bus down Mt. Auburn Street. As you approach Watertown Square, get off at the Dunkin Donuts. Summer St. is on the right. Follow Summer St. for two blocks until you see the church on your left.
Follen
Church
755 Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington, MA 02420
Near Wilson Farms and the intersection of Mass Ave and Route 225, next to the East Lexington Branch Library, a couple of miles east of Lexington center. Parking is available in the church lot across the street, beside the church, and along Mass Ave.
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