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SUMMARY:Yefim Bronfman plays Beethoven - SOLD OUT!
DESCRIPTION:Guest Artist Sponsorship by Elliot Rosen & Sharon Cohen \nInternationally recognized as one of today’s most acclaimed and admired pianists\, Yefim Bronfman stands among a handful of artists regularly sought by festivals\, orchestras\, conductors and recital series. His commanding technique\, power and exceptional lyrical gifts are consistently acknowledged by the press and audiences alike. He has been nominated for 6 GRAMMY® Awards\, winning in 1997. \nLUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN\n32 Variations on an Original Theme in C Minor \nLUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN\nPiano Sonata No. 6 in F Major\, Op. 10\, No. 2\n \nLUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN\nPiano Sonata No. 7 in D Major\, Op. 10\, No. 3 \nLUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN\nPiano Sonata No. 23 in F Minor\, Op. 57\, “Appassionata” \nSponsored by Maine Magazine. 
URL:https://www.bowdoinfestival.org/event/yefim-bronfman-plays-beethoven/
LOCATION:Studzinski Recital Hall\, 12 Campus Road S\, Brunswick\, ME\, 04011
CATEGORIES:Concert,Ticketed Events,Sundays
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SUMMARY:Meet the Composer: Matthew Evan Taylor
DESCRIPTION:An opportunity to learn about and experience the creative process of a living composer. These distinguished artists will discuss aspects of their music and inspirations and then accept questions from the audience. \n\nAs an artist\, Matthew Evan Taylor\, is intrigued by four aspects of music; the growth of complex music from a simple idea\, the social nature of the art form (especially\, as it manifests in improvisation and the audience’s reaction)\, the evocation of color and atmosphere through sound\, and the relationship of dance and music. He believes that today’s culture encourages a new kinetic\, vibrant type of art\, with unhinged rhythms and unbridled expression. It is Matthew’s goal to reflect this world and what is awe-inspiring about it through his music. Ultimately\, he wishes to connect with the audience and expose the beauty that is all around. \nMatthew was born in Boston\, Massachusetts (3 December\, 1980) and raised in Birmingham\, Alabama\, where he was exposed early to the music of Cannonball Adderly\, Miles Davis\, John Coltrane and Ornette Coleman. He began playing saxophone at the age of 9\, and quickly began learning the music of his heroes by ear. In college\, he was introduced to the music of Igor Stravinsky and Arnold Schoenberg\, which opened his ears to the world of modern classical music. After a five year stint touring as a founding member of Sony Music recording artist Moses Mayfield\, Matthew moved to Miami in 2009 to focus on composition. \nSince his relocation\, Matthew has been an active artist\, both performer and composer\, in the Miami area and beyond. His music has been premiered in Miami\, New York City\, San Francisco and Cortona\, Italy and performed by the Imani Winds\, The Cleveland Orchestra\, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra\, pianist Marilyn Crispell\,  and clarinetist Gregory Oakes. \nMatthew has garnered praise in publications such as the Miami Herald and the Huffington Post. He has been recognized as a promising emerging composer by the American Composer’s Orchestra\, the Imani Winds\, and Festival Miami. Matthew has also been awarded grants and commissions such as Miami Light Project’s Here & Now commission and Tigertail Production’s Artists Access Grant\, given in conjunction with the Miami-Dade Department of Cultural Affairs. \nMatthew has been involved in fruitful collaborations with dancer/choreographers Priscilla Marrero\, Katherine Kramer\, and Joanne Barrett\, musicians Elliott Sharp and Tatsuya Nakatani\, and artists Pablo Cano and Ferrán Martin. He also was a founding member of Fridamusiq\, an ensemble of four composers interested in free improvisation. Matthew is also a co-founder of the Vanguard Miami Festival of New Music. \n​Matthew is a candidate for the Doctor of Musical Arts degree at the University of Miami\, Frost School of Music\, where he is also an instructor in music theory and aural skills. His teachers include Dr. Dorothy Hindman\, Dr. Dennis Kam\, Dr. Charles Mason\, Dr. Lansing McLoskey\, Dr. Gabriela Lena Frank\, Stevan Tickmayer\, and Dr. John Stewart. He has studied saxophone with Dale Underwood\, Sallie Vines White\, Jack Sharp\, and Dr. Russell Thomas. \n​Matthew is a BMI composer and a member of the Society of Composers\, Inc.\, College Music Society\, and American Composers Forum.
URL:https://www.bowdoinfestival.org/event/meet-the-composer-matthew-evan-taylor/
LOCATION:Studzinski Rehearsal Room\, 12 Campus Road S\, Brunswick\, ME\, 04011
CATEGORIES:Free Events,Meet the Composer
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SUMMARY:Young Artists Performance
DESCRIPTION: — 7:00 PM: Featuring Student Compositions —\nThe first part of tonight’s program features works by the Festival’s student composers. Each selected a work of art at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art and used it as inspiration for a new piece. The Festival’s composer-in-residence is Derek Bermel. \nDANIEL DE TOGNI (1993-)\nUnbreakable: Music for Big Spaces\nEla Kodžas\, violin • Ethan Schlenker\, cello • Braden Vaughn\, Jonas Koh\, percussion \nBEATRICE FERREIRA (1994-)\nKulning\nAndy Peng\, Kayla Bryan\, violin • Troy Stephenson\, viola • Heewon Lee\, cello\nTroy is sponsored by Judith & Stephen Corson. \nROBERT ALEXANDER (1996-)\nuntitled: oil on canvas\nLucy Gelber\, viola \nJAMES CHU (1990-)\nnude\nJames Chu\, clarinet • Robert Sanders\, violin • Eleanora Willauer\, cello • Adriana Ruiz Garcia\, bass • Jonas Koh\, percussion\nRobert and Adriana are sponsored by Dr. Richard & Sandra Neiman and Sam & Jan Hayward\, respectively. \nKATRINA TONER (1997-)\nsmall waterfalls\nIsabel Garita Chin\, violin • Biana Pinchuk\, violin • Jacob Rollins\, viola • Carson Ling-Efird\, cello \nCOREY CHANG (1996-)\nLoves me\, Loves me not\nWilliam Colby Bond\, clarinet • Cameron Chase\, violin • Julian Snaige Seney\, viola • Logan Hodgson\, cello • Jacob Kolodny\, bass\nColby is sponsored by Lorna & Jack Flynn. \nAARON ISRAEL LEVIN (1995-)\nIII. Strange Birds/Ostinati\nHannah O’Brien\, violin • Ellen Maloney\, violin • Bram Fisher\, viola • Sarah Tindall\, cello \nCHENG JIN KOH (1996-)\nGoing Home\nNing Zhang\, clarinet • David Bernat\, violin • Claire Peyrebrune\, viola • Ethan Schlenker\, cello\nNing and David are sponsored by Bernard & Phyllis Givertz and James T. Morgan\, respectively. \n— 8:45 PM — \nFRANZ LISZT (1811-1886)\nSonetto 104 del Petrarca\nSylvia Jiang\, piano \nSERGEI PROKOFIEV (1891-1953)\nToccata Op. 11\nSylvia Jiang\, piano\nSylvia is a student of Yong Hi Moon and is sponsored by Ed & Whitney Selover. \nJINDŘICH FELD (1925-2007)\nSonata for Flute and Piano\nII. Grave\nIII. Allegro vivace\nYi Xiang\, flute • Byunghee Yoo\, piano\nYi is a student of Linda Chesis and is sponsored by Liza & Reid Thompson. \nPAUL HINDEMITH (1895-1963)\nSonata for Viola and Piano\, Op. 25 No. 4\nI. Sehr lebhaft – Markiert und kraftvoll\nII. Sehr langsame Viertel\nHalam Kim\, viola • Sylvia Jiang\, piano\nHalam is a student of Dimitri Murrath and is sponsored by Robert & Carol Briselli. Sylvia is a student of Yong Hi Moon and is sponsored by Ed & Whitney Selover. \nELLIOTT CARTER (1908-2012)\nWoodwind Quintet\nI. Allegretto\nYi Xiang\, flute • Shawn Hutchison\, oboe • William Colby Bond\, clarinet • David Alexander\, horn • Steven Palacio\, bassoon\nThe group is coached by Linda Chesis\, and its players are generously sponsored by Liza & Reid Thompson\, Susan Lavan\, Lorna & Jack Flynn\, and Deborah & David Schall. \nFRANZ SCHUBERT (1797-1828)\nOctet in F Major\, D. 803\nI. Adagio – Allegro\nWilliam Colby Bond\, clarinet • Steven Palacio\, bassoon • David Alexander\, horn • David Bernat\, Rebecca Kasdan\, violin • Halam Kim\, viola • Andrew Laven\, cello • Adriana Ruiz Garcia\, double bass\nPlayers in the group are sponsored by Lorna & Jack Flynn\, Deborah & David Schall\, James T. Morgan\, Patricia J. Brown\, Robert & Carol Briselli\, Norman & Lenore Rapkin\, and Sam & Jan Hayward. \nEDWARD ELGAR (1857-1934)\nCello Concerto in E Minor\, Op. 85\nIV. Allegro – Moderato – Allegro\, ma non troppo\nFionn O’Connor\, cello • Cynthia Chih-Yu Tseng\, piano\nFionn is a student of Paul Katz. Cynthia is a student of Pei-Shan Lee and is sponsored by Dick & Ann Stephenson. \nCAMILLE SAINT-SAËNS (1835-1921)\nHavanaise in E Major\, Op. 83\nAndrew Daniel Wong\, violin • Tong Tong\, piano\nAndrew is a student of Renée Jolles.
URL:https://www.bowdoinfestival.org/event/young-artists-performance-38/
LOCATION:Studzinski Recital Hall\, 12 Campus Road S\, Brunswick\, ME\, 04011
CATEGORIES:Concert,Young Artists Series,Livestream,Free Events
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