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Sunday 27 October 2019, 2:00pm | Sunday 3 November 2019, 2:00pm
| Auckland Symphony Orchestra Auckland Town Hall | Bruce Mason Centre Auckland, New Zealand BOLLING: Suite for Flute and Jazz Trio arr. for Orchestra Monday 15 - 29 July 2019
| Caroga Arts Collective Caroga Lake Area New York, USA Various Musicians Chamber and orchestral works including Poulenc Sextet, Barber - Knoxville, Saint-Saens - Carnival of the Animals, Hummel Septet, & more. More info: http://carogaarts.org Sat 17 November 2018, 6:00pm | Sun 18 Nov, 2:30pm | Sun 18 Nov, 7:30pm
| Manhattan Symphony Orchestra Neidorf-Kerparti Hall New York, USA Student and alumni musicians from the Manhattan School of Music BEETHOVEN: Consecration of the House, Op. 124 BEETHOVEN: Fanstasia for Piano, Chorus, and Orchestra in C Minor, Op. 80 ("Choral fantasy") BERNSTEIN: Make Our Garden Grow from Candide COPLAND: Simple Gifts from Old American Songs BRAHMS: Hungarian Dance No. 1 in G minor |
Saturday 24 August 2019, 6:00pm
| Maverick Chamber Orchestra Maverick Concert Hall Woodstock, USA featuring: Elizabeth Bishop (Metropolitan Opera), mezzo-soprano & Barry Banks (Metropolitan Opera), tenor MAHLER arr. SCHOENBERG: The Song of the Earth more info: https://maverickconcerts.org Tuesday 18 May 2019, 8:00pm
| Celebrating Women Composers BAM Fisher New York, USA Brooklyn Metro Chamber Orchestra TAILLEFERRE: Concertino for Flute, Piano, & String Orchestra Saturday 9 February 2019, 7:00pm
| Songs from Home - Solo Flute Recital Greenfield Hall, Manhattan School of Music New York, USA William Woodard, Piano Emma Kato, Cello FISHER: Te Tangi a Matui CRUMB: Vox Balenae HE ZHANHAO & CHEN GANG: Butterfly Lovers' Concerto (arranged for flute) |
Sunday 20 August 2017, 5pm |
Friday 18 August 2017, 5:30pm |
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Solo Flute Recital
Music Theatre, University of Auckland Auckland, New Zealand Kent Isomura, Piano Mozart: Concerto in G Major Enescu: Cantabile et Presto M. Norris: Chrysalis |
La Flûte Enchantée
Raye Freedman Arts Centre Auckland, New Zealand Clare Hood, Soprano Rachel Fuller, Piano Selection of solos and duets for flute and soprano including: Enescu: Cantabile et Presto; Borne: "Carmen" Fantasie; Ravel: La Flûte Enchantée, Bach: St John Passion: No. 63 "Zerfliesse, mein Herze" |
Thursday 17 August 2017, 1pm |
Monday 29 May 2017 |
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Chamber Recital
Music Theatre, University of Auckland Auckland, New Zealand Zoe Stenhouse Burgess, Flute Shayne Harris, Flute Jessica Yun, Flute Walckiers: Grand Quartet in F Major |
Magic Flutes Concert
Music Theatre, University of Auckland Auckland, New Zealand Doppler: Chanson d'amour (soloist) Kocher: Winter's Journey Elmsly: From silvered tubes…. |
Sunday 21 May 2017Magic Flutes Devonport Concert
Holy Trinity Devonport Auckland, New Zealand Doppler: Chanson d'amour (soloist) Hirose: Songs of the Ocean Kocher: Winter's Journey Bozza: Jour d'été à la montagne Elmsly: From silvered tubes…. |
Thursday 11 May 2017Pushing Boundaries - Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra
Auckland Town Hall Auckland, New Zealand Stravinsky: Rite of Spring Sunday 19 March 2017Passio - Auckland Chamber Orchestra
For The Auckland Arts Festival Auckland Town Hall Auckland, New Zealand Jack Body; David Farquhar; Ross Harris; Lissa Meridan; Michael Norris; Dame Gillian Whitehead |
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SHENG is the phonetic spelling of both birth and sound in Chinese depending on the character written. In essence, SHENG is music reborn: a classical music experience unlike any that's been done before. SHENG wants to make classical music relevant, relatable, and accessible to people in our generation, or people who don’t usually attend classical music concerts, or perhaps, people that do go to concerts but feel alienated by the performer/audience divide. Everyone deserves a chance to be moved by music.
SHENG hopes to break the mold by marrying the pop-up exhibit model with the museum model with live music. The program would consist of arranged and commissioned chamber music pieces in collaboration with up-and-coming visual artists, set, and lighting designers who would create different tableaux inspired by the story or mood that each particular piece evokes. The performers move to the corresponding set before playing each piece. During the performance, audience members are invited to listen and follow the performer through all the sets or they can wander around to the other unoccupied sets to explore the surroundings, take photos - be in a public space where they can be privately inspired. |
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Mythology & Music
Debussy - Prélude à l'àpres-midi d'un faune [10'00"] Rimsky-Korsakov - Selections from Scheherazade [15'00"] Mussorgsky - Selections Pictures at an Exhibition [8'00"] Griffes - Poem [10'00"] Jolivet - Chant de Linos [11'00"] Other Program Suggestions: The New World: featuring pieces from immigrants inspired by their new environments Dvorak - The "American" Quartet/New World Symphony arr. for smaller ensemble | Prokofiev - Flute Sonata Elements: pieces inspired by fire, water, earth & air Reinecke - Undine Sonata | Stravinsky - Firebird To Be or Not To Be: featuring works inspired by The Bard - Shakespeare Mendelssohn - A Midsummer Night's Dream | Prokofiev - Romeo & Juliet | Schubert – An Sylvia Creative Spirituality: pieces rooted in spirituality Bach - Selections from St Matthew's Passion | Messiaen - Quartet for the End of Time |
