Program Jonathan Dawe: Of Symphonies for Chamber Orchestra (World premiere) Missy Mazzoli: You Know Me from Here (European premiere) Lawrence Wilde: The Order of Time (World premiere) Ursula Mamlok: Concerto für Oboe und Kammerorchester Billy Childs: Each Moment is a New Discovery (European premiere) Juan Pechaun-Ramirez, Oboe Garrett Keast, Conductor
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In celebration of the ten-year anniversary of Mikrotöne: The Small is Beautiful Festival, Micromégas draws its story from Voltaire’s 1752 novella, Le micromégas, one of the earliest of science-fiction stories. In this fanciful tale, Micromégas, an extraterrestrial of gigantic size and tremendous learning and wit departs from his home, a distant colossal planet that orbits the star Sirius, seeking discoveries and knowledge. In this work, the Extraterrestrials sing in Esperanto.
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Roberta Michel, flute GUEST ARTIST Marianne Gythfeldt, clarinet | Curtis Macomber, violin | Christopher Gross, violoncello | Steve Beck , piano
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...the return of Gibbons, Gongs, and Gamelan, with the Manhattan School of Music with Kyle Ritenauer, conducting FREE
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A New Opera premiering May 13/14 2022 7:30 The Italian Academy Free to the Public
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Beethoven: Innovator Festival Ruisi Quartet Alessandro Ruisi, violin; Oliver Cave, violin; Luba Tunnicliffe, viola; Max Ruisi, cello
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Reed Tetzloff, Piano on the KALEIDOSCOPE MUSART CONCERT SERIES
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Composed with Jane O'Leary Erika Baikoff, Soprano Timothy Nelson, Baritone Members of The Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra Mark Forkgen, conductor
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“This combination of spectacular music, extraordinary video, and compelling performances is unique. It promises to be an unforgettable evening that is intense, thoughtful, beautiful, and uplifting.” The University’s Music Director, Robert Taub, has commissioned two internationally recognised composers to write the musical score: Jonathan Dawe (NYC) and Jane O’Leary, a direct descendant of Mayflower passenger Richard Warren. An ensemble comprised of musicians from the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Grammy-nominated baritone Randall Scarlata, and Grammy Award winner English soprano Deborah York will bring this scintillating musical drama to life.
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Rubi Tuesday, Soprano; Xochitle Hernandez, Mezzo-Soprano; Christian Stendel, Piano; Dancers from California State University; Choreography by Paula Thomson; Directed by Maurice Godin.
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June 14/15/16/17 2018 Set a few days before the crash of one of the most important investment banks on Wall Street, Jonathan Dawe’s Nero and The Fall of Lehman Brothers draws on baroque opera rhetoric to tell this key chapter of the last great financial crisis. Attiring the protagonists of these events with the antique masks of Nero, Seneca, Agrippina, and Poppea, Dawe creates a terrifically chaotic universe through which the tragedy of transaction and the game of high-finance power are revealed.
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'Sad Philosophy' & 'Baroque Love Song' from Glass Harmonica Gitarrenorchester Yvonne Zehner, Soloist Emil Awad, Dirigent
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World Premiere of Oroborium (2018, composed for NJE) libretto by Terry Marks-Tarlow
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Cast NERO: Paul LaRosa POPPEA: Zulimar López-Hernández SENECA: Timothy McDevitt AGRIPPINA: Ariana Chris TRADERS: David Davani, Andrew Dwan, Brian Jeffers and Derek Lee Ragin as MERCURY Dancers Laura Careless, Angela Cascone, Chanel Dasilva Laura Careless, choreographer Music Ensemble ENSEMBLE ÉCHAPPÉ Jocelin Pan and Nina Young, Directors Benjamin Grow, Conductor Stage Direction by Alastair Boag Photo credit: Ronald Andrew Schvarztman
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Marc Wolf, Guitar Christopher Gross, Violoncello
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Derek Lee Ragin, Countertenor Melanie Williams, Baroque Flute Paul Dwyer, Baroque Violoncello
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Juilliard Focus Festival, Joel Sachs, Conducting Opening Concert
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