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July
4, 2010
SUMMER CONCERT
J. Mark McVey
Free Concert in the Park
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The grand finale will include the
"1812 Overture" and "Stars & Stripes Forever" complete with fireworks.
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October 2,
2010
QUARTETTO GELATO
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Please Note Location Change:
The concert will be held at the Lillian and Paul Wedge
Auditorium at Point Pleasant Junior/Senior High School in Point
Pleasant, W.V.
Quartetto Gelato Ensemble
The mere name of this foursome suggests yummy desserts,
and the Quartetto Gelato delivers! For over a decade, this dazzling
ensemble has enchanted audiences worldwide with their exotic blend of
musical virtuosity, artistic passion, and charismatic anecdotes.
Classical in training...eclectic by design...this Canadian quartet has
become a dominant force on the music scene.
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| Tango del Mare |
Salerno/Berger |
| Cinema Italiano |
Cable |
| Volare |
Modugno/Berger |
| Konzertstuck: Finale |
Von Weber |
| My Funny Valentine |
Rogers & Hart |
| Canto a Voce Piena |
Asto/Berger |
| Al Di La |
Donida/DeSotto |
| The Clown of Venice |
Cozens |
| Czardas |
Monti |
| O Sole Mio |
Di Capua/Cable |
November 76 2010
DVORAK
Joseph Johnson, cello
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JOSEPH JOHNSON |
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Principal cellist of the Milwaukee
Symphony Orchestra and principal cellist-designate of the Toronto
Symphony Orchestra (2010-2011 season), Joseph Johnson is one of the most
exciting solo artists of his generation. Since 1997 he has nurtured a
special relationship with Russian culture and people, a relationship
that was spawned during his tgour with the American Russian Youth
Orchestra. Johnson performs on a 1747 Juan Guillami cello.
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Cello Concerto, Op. 104 |
Dvorak |
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String Serenade, Op. 22 |
Dvorak |
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Slavonic Dances, Op. 46 and 72 |
Dvorak |
December 4,
2010
CHRISTMAS SHOW!
Sponsored by Holzer Clinic
Arrangements by Leroy Anderson, Carmon Dragon and Jeff Tyzik
of seasonal favorites.
| Canadian Brass Christmas |
Henderson/Custer |
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Lo, How a Rose e'er Blooming |
Anderson |
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There is a Rose in Flower |
Brahms/Leinsdorf |
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A Carol Symphony |
Hely-Hutchinson |
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Men of Goodwill |
Britten |
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It Came Upon a Midnight Clear |
Dragon |
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O Tannenbaum |
Dragon |
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Bring a Torch, Jeanette Isabella |
Anderson |
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The Snow Maiden |
Rimsky-Korsakov |
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The Christmas Song |
Torme |
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White Christmas |
Berlin |
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The Toy Trumpet |
Scott/Wendel |
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A Christmas Overture |
Tyzik |
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Sleigh hRide |
Anderson |
March 12, 2011
BROADWAY!
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Margaret Carlson, Soprano |
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| Often compared to Julie Andrews and Maureen
McGovern, Margaret Carlson is an exciting new voice in the contemporary
music. Her eclectic career has taken her from life "on the road" with
the band, Summer, to ten years as a stay-at-home mom. Re-establishing
her music career in 1986, Carlson's second CD, This Christmas...my
favorite things, received a Grammy nomination in the Best
Traditional Pop Vocal Album category. |
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| The Sound of Music |
Rodgers/Hammerstein |
| My Favorite Things |
Rodgers/Hammerstein |
| Somewhere Over the Rainbow |
Arlen/Harburg |
| A Sleepin' Bee |
Arlen/Capote |
| Tip Toe Through the Tulips |
Burke/Dubin |
| Anyone Can Whistle |
Sondheim |
| Guess Who I saw Today |
Boyd/Grand |
| My Fair Lady Over. |
Lerner/Loewe |
| On the Street Where You Live |
Lerner/Loewe |
| My Romance |
Rodgers/Hart |
| Night and Day |
Porter/Matta |
| I Get A Kick Out of You |
Porter/Matta |
April 30, 2011
MENDELSSOHN
Ilya Kaler, violin
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Described as a "magician, bewitching our ears," Russian-born violinist
Ilya Kaler is the only violinist to have won gold medals at the
Tchaikovsky (1986), Sibelius (1985), and Paganini (1981) Competitions.
Currently professor of violin at DePaul University School of Music
(Chicago, IL), he performs on a 1785 "Sennhauser" Giuseppe Guarnerius
del Gesu violin on loan from the Stradivari Society of Chicago. |
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Violin Concerto, Op. 64 |
Mendelssohn |
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Midsummernight's Dream |
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