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CURRENT EVENTS (3/17/05) Exciting information about our clients’ newest projects, concerts, and releases! |
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The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia Sunday, March 13th, and Monday, March 14th, 2005 Vladimir Feltsman – conductor and piano Oleh Krysa – violin Baroque Perspectives III |
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AVA’s Jubilate! Concert Date: Sunday, March 13th Air Date: Sunday, March 20th On WRTI 90.1FM The Academy of Vocal Arts performing with The New Jersey MasterChorale and The Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia |
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Tune in to WRTI, 90.1FM in Philadelphia this Sunday at 3pm as well-known opera expert Wayne Connor hosts this concert presented by The Academy of Vocal Arts! AVA’s exceptionally talented resident artists, including Ailyn Perez, Keith Miller, Nicole Piccolomini, Stephen Costello, Jeffrey Halili and Noah Stewart, perform this fantastic series of sacred music and oratorio masterpieces. |
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The program contains music by over a dozen composers, including Mozart, Rossini, Beethoven, Bach, Handel, and Verdi, with AVA accompanied by the New Jersey MasterChorale and the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia. As an added bonus to our listeners, included in the two-hour broadcast will be an intermission interview with Conductor David Antony Lofton. Don’t miss it! The concert itself was an enormous success, so if you missed it live, catch the next best thing on WRTI! |
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Above: Soloists Keith Miller, Jeffrey Halili, and Ailyn Perez perform Charles Ground’s Domine fili unigeneite in the second half. |
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Above: Noah Stewart and Takesha Meshe Kizart perform James East’s God is Love |
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BACH — Keyboard Concerto No. 3 in D Major, BWV 1054 SCHNITTKE — Sonata No. 1 for Violin, Strings and Harpsichord SCHNITTKE (arr. Bashmet) — Trio-Sonata for Chamber Orchestra BACH — Keyboard Concerto No. 7 in G Minor, BWV 1058 In this, the third in the Chamber Orchestra’s Baroque Perspectives series this season, Vladimir Feltsman conducts and performs on piano works by Bach and Schnittke in the Kimmel Center’s Perelman Theater. Mr. Feltsman has an extensive repertoire which ranges from the music of Bach to 20th-century composers. His immersion in the music of Bach led him to record six Bach discs for the MusicMasters label, the most recent of which is The Art of Fugue. His electrifying performance of the Bach and masterful command of the Schnittke brought the audience to its feet. This concert will be broadcast in the spring on WRTI. |
