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- UMBC Opera Workshop - Sunday, December 4, 2011
- BLINK - Wednesday, November 30, 2011
- UMBC Symphony Orchestra - Sunday, November 20, 2011
- UMBC Camerata - Saturday, November 19, 2011
- Duende Quartet - Thursday, November, 17, 2011
- Three Centuries of Music by Jewish Composers - Thursday, November 10, 2011
- Livewire 2: On Fire - October 27 - 29, 2011
- Livewire: On Fire - October 27 - 29, 2011
- UMBC Jazz Ensemble - Sunday, October 23, 2011
- Faculty Chamber Music featuring Kristin Jurkscheit, horn - Thursday, October 20, 2011
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The Department of Music presents the Opera Workshop under the direction of Cantor Thom King. The program will feature scenes and arias by Mozart ("Le Nozze di Figaro" and "Don Giovanni"), Rossini ("Cinderella"), Offenbach ("The Tales of Hoffman"), Gilbert and Sullivan ("The Mikado") and more!
7:30 pm, Fine Arts Recital Hall. Admission is free.
Have you ever looked at a work of art and wondered “What would that sound like?” Or, while listening to music, think “What would that look like?”
UMBC’s student composers and members of the New Music Ensemble are debuting a new concert series that explores the visual and aural results of creative inspiration. Join us for a concert of new compositions inspired by works in the current exhibit Image Transfer: Pictures in a Remix Culture at the Center for Art, Design and Visual Culture. Each 1-2 minute piece, performed by faculty and members of the New Music Ensemble, will take place in front of the photo that inspired it. Interspersed will be electro-acoustic works by students and faculty from the project 60 in 60. Please come and experience this exciting and unique performance but be prepared – each piece will be over in a blink of the eye.
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The Department of Music presents the UMBC Symphony Orchestra under the direction of E. Michael Richards.
The program will feature:
• Sibelius's Symphony No. 5
• Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 4 in D Major, K. 218
• a concerto for double bass by Carl Ditters von Dittersdorf
7:30 pm, Fine Arts Recital Hall. Admission is free.
The Department of Music presents the UMBC Camerata under the direction of Stephen Caracciolo.
8 pm, Fine Arts Recital Hall. Admission is free.
The program will feature the following works:
In the Italian Language
Amor Vittorioso - Giovanni Gastoldi
Lasciatemi morire - Claudio Monteverdi
Vita de la mia vita - William Hawley
Va Pensiero - Giuseppe Verdi
Carols of the Season
Wassail Song - Ralph Vaughn Williams
Some Children See Him - Alfred Burt
Carol of the Bells - Mykola Leontovich
Sans Day Carol - Stephen Caracciolo
People Look East - Stephen Caracciolo
Carmina Burana - Carl Orff
Camerata performs a lengthy suite of movements from Carl Orff's youthful and exuberant cantata, Carmina Burana. The performance will feature the two-piano/percussion version of the work with the UMBC Percussion Ensemble, Tom Goldstein conductor, supplying the heart pounding, thrilling power to this audience favorite.
The Department of Music presents the Duende Quartet. Bassist Josh Schwartzman, percussionists Mark Merella and Sam "Seguito" Turner and Harry Appelman on piano/keyboards, has been chosen twice by Jazz at Lincoln Center to tour internationally under the auspices of the U.S. Department of State's American Music Abroad program. The Duende Quartet plays Latin Jazz with a nod to the Blue Note sound of the '60s. In a unique small group setting (with piano, bass and two hand percussionists) the group captures the vibe of the jazz combo while using the rhythms of a Cuban conjunto. Duende's music strikes an inviting balance between the spontaneity of jazz improvisation and the infectious rhythms of the Caribbean.
8 pm, Fine Arts Recital Hall. $7 general admission, $3 seniors, free for students, free with a UMBC ID. Tickets will be available in early fall 2011.
The Department of Music presents a program entitled The Expressive Jewish Tradition Through Music and Words, including:
* Osvaldo Golijov Doina (2001)
* Felix Mendelssohn - Sonata for Cello and Piano in D major, op. 58 (1843)
* Michael Alec Rose - Burlesques for Piano Quartet (2010, world premiere)
* Gerald Cohen - Yedid Nefesh (Beloved of my Soul) (2007)
* Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein III - selections from South Pacific (1949)
with poetry readings by special guests actors Ava Lenet and Stan Weiman
8 pm, Fine Arts Recital Hall. $7 general admission, $3 seniors, free for students, free with a UMBC ID. To order tickets in advance using a credit card, order online through MissionTix or call 410-752-8950. Tickets will also be available at the door, cash or check only.
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Music
Thursday - Saturday, October 27 - 29
Livewire 2: On Fire
Imagine. Ignite passion. Get angry. Enter the mind of the composer. Join us in our second annual Livewire Festival, bringing together diverse composers and performers from the Baltimore-Washington area in programs designed to provoke discussion and engagement. In the words of one of our dedicated audience members, "Why should I listen to Mozart again when I can hear Tom Goldstein play flower pots?"
Presented by the UMBC Department of Music with support from InterArts.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Contact Linda Dusman for more information.
Contact Tom Moore for Press information.
TRAVEL AND HOTEL INFORMATION
CALL THE HOTEL DIRECTLY AT
(443) 577-2100
to receive the $119 conference rate.
LIVEWIRE COMPLETE PROGRAM BOOKLET AVAILABLE SOON
Thursday, October 27
4 pm - Keynote lecture (Humanities Forum) - Carlo Alessandro Landini: "Some observations on the relationship between musical composition and the disturbances of temporal and spacial orientation". (see separate Humanities Forum calendar listing)
7 pm - Pre-concert composer conversation with Steve Antosca and Wesley Fuller (Recital Hall)
8 pm - Concert by RUCKUS, the faculty contemporary ensemble at UMBC, featuring Lisa Cella, flute; E. Michael Richards, clarinet; Airi Yoshioka, violin; Maria Lambros, viola; Gita Ladd, cello; Kristin Jurkscheit, horn; Audrey Andrist, piano; Tom Goldstein, percussion. (Recital Hall) The program will feature:
Steve Antosca: for two (1982…)
Wesley Fuller: phases/cycles for viola and computer (2009)
Carlo Alessandro Landini: Konzertstuck (1980)
Nicolas Tzortzis: incompatible(s) III-b (2009)
Ross Bauer: The Near Beyond (2005)
Tom Goldstein: Quo (2005)
John Harbison: Twilight Music (1985)
Karim Al-Zand: Music Box Prelude (2004)
Friday, October 28
Talks and lecture recitals: "New Music, Large and Small" (Recital Hall)
9 am - Electronics Express I: 30 minutes of 30 60" electroacoustic pieces, curated by Anna Rubin
9:45 am - Helena Michaelson (piano/composer) "Revisiting the Old and Looking to the New: Ricercata (2006) for solo piano"
10:45 am - Yen-lin Goh: "Ge Gan-ru's Two Melodramas for Voice, self-accompanied by a Toy Orchestra: Wrong, Wrong, Wrong! and Hard, Hard, Hard!"
12 pm - Electronics Express II: 30 minutes of 30 60" electroacoustic pieces, curated by Anna Rubin
2:30 pm - Round table discussion with composers, presenters, performers (Helena Michaelson, Anna Rubin, George Brunner, with David Revell, moderator)
4 - 6 pm - Student "rush hour" concert featuring the UMBC Camerata and other student ensembles (Rob Wolk and Sam Garrett, directors)
8 pm - Concert by the Tanosaki/Richards Duo (Recital Hall)
The program will feature:
Michael Finnissy: premiere of a new work
Hiroyuki Itoh: Out of a Blaze of Light
Hiroyuki Yamamoto: The Wedge is Struck, the Fog Remains
Drake Mabry: Street Cries
Saturday, October 29
Talks and lecture recitals: "Where are we going; what have we done?" (Recital Hall)
10 am - Jonathan Kolm: "EARTH AFTER: Climate Change, Peak Oil and Music Composition"
10:45 am - George Brunner: "Lady M: Revitalizing Electroacoustic Performance Practices"
11:30 am - Mauricio Salguero: "electro<>acústico: new music for clarinet, fixed media, and video"
12:30 - 2 pm - Lunch discussion
2 pm - Outreach for high school students: readings of student compositions by members of the Verge Ensemble (Studio 508)
4:00 pm - Concert - Pictures on Silence (Recital Hall)
Noah Getz, saxophone; and Jacqueline Pollauf, harp
Program to include:
John Belkot (b. 1981): the woman with Renoir’s umbrella (accompanied by In Dreams, a silent film by Laurence Gingold)
Eric Slegowski (b. 1977): 1:1 (premiere)
David Smooke: (b. 1969): Empty Every Night
Mark Oliveiro (b. 1983): Tanox
Stephen Gorbos (b. 1978): Plunge
Anna Rubin (b. 1946): Silk and Steel
7:30 pm - Pre-concert conversations with composers (Alexandra Gardner, Thomas DeLio)
8:30 pm - Concert by the Verge Ensemble (Recital Hall)
The program will feature:
Anna Rubin: Dreaming Fire, Tasting Rain
Stephen Gorbos: On The Whiteness of the Whale (2009)
Thomas DeLio: transients/resonances (2006)
Ben Broening: gathering light (2011)
Elliott Carter: Caténaires (2006)
Alexandra Gardner: The Way of Ideas (2007)
Frederick Weck: video ix (2011)
Steve Antosca: EXIT (2011)
Ticket Prices: $25.00 for festival pass which inlcudes lunch on Saturday. |
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Discover the sound of new classical music at Livewire, a festival assured to stretch your ears and mind with bold compositions from the 21st Century, from striking to experimental to edgy. In dozens of concerts, lecture-recitals and presentations, the musicians of Livewire will explore untrodden paths as they premiere, perform and discuss new works from around the world created during the first decade of the new millennium, a period of both political and economic upheaval.
Full details to be announced. Presented by the UMBC Department of Music.
Schedule of evening concerts:
Thursday, October 27, 8 pm — Concert by RUCKUS, the faculty contemporary ensemble at UMBC (Recital Hall)
Friday, October 28, 8 pm — Concert by the Tanosaki/Richards Duo (Recital Hall)
Saturday, October 29, 8 pm — Concert by the Verge Ensemble (Recital Hall)
Ticket prices to be announced.
The Department of Music presents the UMBC Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Matthew Belzer.
3pm, Fine Arts Recital Hall. Admission is free.
The Department of Music presents the Faculty Chamber Ensemble, featuring new faculty member Kristin Jurkscheit on French horn, with clarinetist E. Michael Richards, violinist Airi Yoshioka, violist Maria Lambros and cellist Gita Ladd. Their program will feature Dohnanyi's Sextet and Mozart's Horn Quartet.
8 pm, Fine Arts Recital Hall. $7 general admission, $3 seniors, free for students, free with a UMBC ID. Tickets will be available in early fall 2011.
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