The world premiere of Dave Anderson’s Nonet for strings, winds, and harp, along with works by composers from other countries who inspired him. Including Dmitri Shostakovich’s Viola Sonata, Paul Hindemith’s Seventh String Quartet, and Alberto Ginastera’s Impresiones de la Puna for flute and string quartet. You will be able to stream this concert via UNO’s School of the Arts Facebook page.
Celebrate nienteForte’s 10th season with our season finale featuring the yes::no duet! This concert is being held at the Hotel Peter and Paul.
yes::no comprises of ECCE Ensemble members flutist Roberta Michel and clarinetist Carlos Cordeiro, who have been praised as having “extreme adventurousness…inspiring one to want a repeated hearing.”
The Versipel New Music Collective presents a program of works that center on “sound for the sake of sound” – sounds as building blocks, as devices of construction and reconstitution, as internal moments that project the external.
The program includes, among others, compositions selected from Versipel New Music’s Annual Call for Scores performed by New Orleans’ very own Versipel Collective!
Compositions by Chun Ting Pang*, Manolis Ekmektsoglou*, J.P. Lemke*, Stacey Barelos, Benjamin Britten, Philip Schuessler, and more!
*Composers’ compositions selected from Call for Scores
For everyone’s health and peace of mind, we have POSTPONED our March 22nd performance until Monday May 25th – Memorial Day!
Morton Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna will be the centerpiece of this concert featuring NOVA Chorale in pieces celebrating the change of the season. NOVA VOCE will step out to provide chamber music additions to the evening.
We offer unassigned seating at our venues. We do not require pre-purchased tickets; there is a suggested donation of $20 per person that may be given in cash or check when entering the venue.
UPDATE: “We will be live streaming tonight’s concert for anyone who wishes to watch remotely. We will post a link to the live stream in the comment section of this post, fifteen minutes prior to the start of the performance.”
The Louis Moreau Institute for New Music Performance, now in its sixth season, is excited to present two concerts during its 2020 festival, featuring Institutional Artists Georgia Bourderionnet, Nicholas Davies, Wesley Ducote, Francesca Ferrara, and Lena Vidulich. The festival’s final event will feature works from contemporary new music masters, emerging composers, and feature a work by the late Mario Davidovsky in recognition of his service as a member of the Louis Moreau Institute’s Board of Directors.
Tulane University Dixon Recital Hall
Doors at 7:00 PM, Performance at 7:30 PM
FREE ADMISSION
Program:
Thomas Ades, Three Mazurkas
Mario Davidovsky, Synchronism 12
Anna-Louise Walton, Uttered
Jonathan Harvey, The Riot
Arnold Schoenberg, Phantasy for Violin
Improvisation on Fats Waller’s Alligator Crawl
David Froom, Hidden Motives
The performers are:
Georgia Bourderionnet, cello
Nicholas Davies, clarinet
Wesley Ducote, piano
Francesca Ferrara, flute
Lena Vidulich, violin
The Louis Moreau Institute for New Music Performance, now in its sixth season, is excited to present two concerts during its 2020 festival, featuring Institutional Artists Georgia Bourderionnet, Nicholas Davies, Wesley Ducote, Francesca Ferrara, and Lena Vidulich. The first concert of the festival will feature soloist Jonathan Z. Harris in the Louisiana premiere of Sir Peter Maxwell Davies’ monodrama, Eight Songs for a Mad King. Additional guest performers include percussionist Stephen Montalvo and a cello quartet comprised of members of the Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra.
Marigny Opera House
Doors open at 7:00PM, Performance at 7:30 PM
Tickets: $20/$10 Student & Senior
Program:
Gabriela Frank, Las Sombras de los Apus
Elliott Carter, Con Leggerezza Pensosa
Kaija Saariaho, Noanoa
Improvisation on Fats Waller’s Alligator Crawl
Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, 8 Songs for a Mad King
The performers are:
Jonathan Z. Harris, Bass-Baritone featured soloist
Georgia Bourderionnet, cello
Nicholas Davies, clarinet
Wesley Ducote, piano
Francesca Ferrara, flute
Lena Vidulich, violin
Stephen Montalvo, percussion guest performer
Cellists from the Louisiana Philharmonic:
Jeanne Jaubert, Rachel Hsieh, Karen Ray, and Daniel Lelchuk
Fr. James Carter has always been an avid supporter of the arts, particularly of Loyola’s College of Music and Media. During his tenure as university president, Carter was an outspoken proponent of arts education, and demonstrated time and time again his commitment to Loyola’s unique tradition of excellence in this field.
Quartet includes Amy Thiaville, violin, Rachel Jordan, violin, Bruce Owen, viola, and Rachel Hsieh, cello. Event is free and open to the public.
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