February 2008
Fuoco E Cenere, Jay Bernfeld, Direction and Viola da gamba
Guillemette Laurens • Mathieu Abelli • Chantal Santon
Benoit Porcherot • Marc Mandoritta • Philippe Roche
Trinity Church
Broadway at Wall Street
Gilles Vonsattel, piano • Erin Keefe, violin • Efe Baltacigil, cello
Works by Schubert:
Notturno in E-flat major for Piano Trio, D. 897, Op. 148 (1828)
Piano Trio No. 1 in B-flat major, D. 898, Op. 99 (1828)
Society for Ethical Culture
64th St. at Central Park West
Marcella Sembrich, the great Polish soprano who came to America to sing at the newly founded New York Metropolitan Opera, will be honored in a special concert.
Two soloists from the Met — Edyta Kulczak, mezzo-soprano, and Valerian Ruminski, bass — in a program of solos and duets, accompanied by concert pianist and Met coach Michael Fennelly.
The Kosciuszko Foundation
15 East 65th Street
Alan Pierson, conductor
Works by Nancarrow:
Study No. 6 (arr. Yvar Mikhashoff)
Study No. 2 (arr. Gavin Chuck)
John Adams: Son of Chamber Symphony (NY Premiere)
Benedict Mason: Selections from Animals and the Origins of Dance
Michael Gordon: Yo Shakespeare
Works by Harrison Birtwistle:
Carmen Arcadiae Mechanicae
Perpetuum
Venetian Snares: Li2CO3 (arr. Caleb Burhans) Ciconia: Le ray au soleyl (arr. Gavin Chuck) Mochipet: Dessert Search for Techno Baklava (arr. Stefan Freund)
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Donald Runnicles, conductor
Patricia Racette • Anthony Dean Griffey • Anthony Michaels-Moore
Sung in English with Met Titles
Jerome Rose, piano
Late works of Beethoven
Live DVD Recording
Admission: Free — Open to the Public
Yamaha Artist Services
689 Fifth Avenue, 3rd Floor, Piano Salon
Entrance on East 54th Street
Talujon Percussion Quartet
Todd Reynolds, violin
Works by Meredith Monk, Giacinto Scelsi, Steve Reich, Philip Glass and a new work by Todd Reynolds
Pianists Laurel Karlik Sheehan, Rob Haskins
Brent Reidy and Barry Sheehan
Works by John Cage:
Four6 (1992)
Two2 (1989)
The Choir and period orchestra of Saint Luke in the Fields, David Shuler, director
Masses, motets and villancicos by composers like the native American Manuel de Zumaya (c.1678-1755) and the Italian Ignacio de Jerusalem (c.1710-1769).
Part of St. Luke in the Field's Fiesta of Mexican Baroque Music
The Church of St. Luke in the Fields
487 Hudson Street
Lisa Moore, piano
To honor the composer's 70th birthday
Sponsored by Keys to the Future
Tickets: $15, $10 for seniors and students; call 212/242-4770 for information
Renee Weiler Concert Hall
46 Barrow Street
Kenneth Kiesler, conductor
Evan Chambers: The Old Burying Ground
Mahler: Symphony No. 5
Angie Eng: InterSECT
Video, installation, and time-based performance artist Angie Eng presents: InterSECT , a digital live mix of a cinepeom originally produced as a video short, with live electric harp and electronics by Zeena Parkins and narration by Kyoko Kitamura
Roulette
20 Greene Street
