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- #Npr piano prodigy who won major competition at age 14 series
July 31: "Visions of Hope" (Recorded June 11, 2022) July 24: "Valley of the Moon" (Recorded May 7, 2022)
July 17: "Beethoven à la Kern" (Recorded January 8, 2022) July 10: "Klezmer & Krakauer" (Recorded November 6, 2021)
KRCB airs the Santa Rosa Symphony World Premiere Series on Sundays at 8 PM: Ottorino Respighi: I pini di Roma for Orchestra Ottorino Respighi: Le fontane di Roma for Orchestra 2 for OrchestraĮnrico Chapela Barba: Los Braceros Cantata for Mariachi and Orchestra (World Premiere) Mariachi Champaña Nevin, Jeff Nevin, directorĪrturo Márquez: Danzón No. Michael Daugherty: Valley of the Moon for Orchestra (World Premiere) Johann Strauss II: Overture to Die Fledermaus, Opus 367Įrich Wolfgang Korngold: Concerto in D major for Violin and Orchestra, Opus 35Ĭlaude Debussy: Prélude à l’après-midi d’un faune for Orchestra, L. 5 in E-flat major for Piano and Orchestra, Opus 73, Emperor Gabriella Smith: ONE for Orchestra (First Symphony Project World Premiere) RICHARD WAGNER: Lohengrin: Prelude to Act 1, WWV 75 Traditional / David Krakauer, arranger: Der Heyser Bulgarĭavid Krakauer / Kathleen Tagg: The Fretless Clarinet: Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra (World Premiere) Listen here.įull programming for the concerts to be aired:
#Npr piano prodigy who won major competition at age 14 full
In recent years, the Symphony has set a high standard that it keeps exceeding." Read Steve Osborn's full San Francisco Classical Voice reviewĭaugherty shared an electronic of his work ahead of the concert. The playing and conducting were stupendous, as they were throughout the concert. A blazing trumpet appeared to mark the entrance of the sun, followed by rolling timpani and bustling strings that dropped out one by one until only the concertmaster was left, a quiescent ending to a slow-moving event. These solos transpired on a lush background featuring two sweeping harps and shimmering strings. "…'Out of the Fog,' opened with a plangent oboe solo evoking the spreading fog, followed by a French horn motive signifying a gradual lifting. Valley of the Moon for Orchestra by Michael Daugherty "Smith, 31, creates her four-movement work with giant sonic arcs, from the softest nuances like deft bow-taps on violin strings to the full-throated cry of the whole ensemble in some of the loudest sounds ever produced here-and then back again, like a rainbow." Read Paul Hertelendy's full Arts in SF review Edelberg tossed off the runs, spiccato arpeggios and double stops with crystal-clear clarity and control." Read Diane Peterson's full The Press Democrat review "The autobiographical work, which sums up Krakauer’s embrace of many musical genres over the past 30 years, was performed with gusto.
The Fretless Clarinet : Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra by David Krakauer and Kathleen Tagg The series' world premiere concerts performed to date have garnered positive reviews. President and CEO Alan Silow said, “We are so thrilled to be, once again, partnering with NorCal Public Media, to share the artistic creativity of our world premieres with the entire Bay Area.” All four of the concerts in the Santa Rosa Symphony World Premiere Series were conducted by SRS Music Director Francesco Lecce-Chong at the Green Music Center's Weill Hall, on the campus of Sonoma State University, before a live audience.
#Npr piano prodigy who won major competition at age 14 series
(Santa Rosa, Calif.) - Santa Rosa Symphony, in partnership with Northern California Public Media, will televise four of its 2021-2022 Classical Series concerts in July on two NorCal Public channels: Public Broadcasting Service channel KRCB and non-PBS channel KPJK. June 6, 2022: NorCal Public Media to televise 21-22 Santa Rosa Symphony World Premiere concerts
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