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$25 guaranteed seating
$15 standing room


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Young People's Chorus of New York City
Francisco J. Núñez, Artistic Director and Founder
John Schaefer, Host
JACK Quartet

Dominick DiOrio, Conductor
Rebecca Lord, Conductor
Stephanie Mowery, Conductor
Interviews with:
Michael Gordon
Derek Bermel
Paquito D'Rivera

Program:
MICHAEL GORDON Potassium
MICHAEL GORDON Exalted
DEREK BERMEL Soul Garden
DEREK BERMEL A Child's War
DEREK BERMEL YPC Chant
PAQUITO D'RIVERA Invitación al Danzón
PAQUITO D'RIVERA Tembandumba

In partnership with the Young People's Chorus of New York City, Carnegie Hall presents three evenings of contemporary works for young voices. These events follow three days of workshops for visiting conductor fellows and will include conversations with the featured composers as well as performances by the JACK Quartet.

This is a general admission event. Seating is limited and available on a first come, first seated basis. There is a two item minimum per person at all tables. Standing room is also available. We recommend arriving early.

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$20 Children
$20 Adult
$60 Family of Four

Baby Got Bach Season Subscriptions are available. A subscription purchase gains you admission to all three upcoming BGB events on Nov. 13th, Feb. 26th and April 22nd. Click here to purchase a subscription.

This is a general admission event. Seating is limited and available on a first come, first seated basis. Standing room is also available. We recommend arriving early.

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The bar will not be open during this event. However, water will be available, and patrons are invited to bring their own refreshments if they wish.

Program:
J.S. Bach: Sonata in G Minor for Violin and Harp BWV 1020
Sebastian Currier: Night Time (1998) for Violin and Harp
Gabriel Fauré: Sicilienne
Claude Debussy: La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin
Sergei Prokofiev: Prelude for Harp
J.S. Bach: Sonata in E Major for Violin and Harp BWV 1016

This is a general admission event. Seating is limited and available on a first come, first seated basis. There is a two item minimum per person at all tables. Standing room is also available. We recommend arriving early.

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Composers Concordance Records presents
the album release concert for

Gene Pritsker's chamber opera
"William James's Varieties of Religious Experience"

Performed by:
Lynn Norris (Soprano)
Chanda Rule (Gospel Voice/Mezzo Soprano)
Marc Molomot (Tenor)
Charles Coleman (Leo Tolstoy/Baritone/Conductor)
Chester Layman (Narrator )
Kim Pritsker (Narrator)
Gene Pritsker - guitar
Greg Baker - guitar
Dan Barrett - cello
Larry Goldman - bass

This event will also showcase music from upcoming Composers Concordance Records releases, including:

Zentripetal String Duo (Lynn Bechtold, violin; Jen DeVore, cello)
Non Western Omelet by The International Street Cannibals (Dan Barrett, cello; Dan Cooper, bass; Max Pollak, tap and body percussion)
Composers Concordance present 'Song Cycles' (Lynn Norris, soprano; Luis Andrei Cobo, piano)
Subversion by guitarist Greg Baker (Greg Baker and Gene Pritsker, guitars)

"This new recording is beautiful—musically and dramatically." … "Delicate, taut, and incisive writing. Beautiful interplay between instruments and voices, between the rhythm/melodies/harmonies and the text. ‘Synaptic’ guitar picking; a really elegant solo improvisation on Track 5."… "I ’m uplifted by this new Pritsker CD—impressed by the authenticity of music that “had to come out”, had to be composed, had to exist." … "T his opera by Gene Pritsker honors that Jamesian notion. The opera—and this recording—are a welcome invitation to self-discovery, to mutual respect and tolerance for the spirituality (or lack thereof) of others, and to joyous, mindful living in community. Look for the CD when it’s released in February. Very worth your listening!"
-Doug McNair, Chamber Music Today, Jan. 2012

This event is sponsored by Composers Concordance Records and The New Spectrum Foundation

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Ursula Oppens, piano
JACK Quartet


Program:
Nancarrow: Two Canons for Ursula
Nancarrow: String Quartet No. 3
Wuorinen: Oros (New York premiere)
Wuorinen: Piano Quintet

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Program:
Schoenberg: String Quartet No. 2
Barbara Hannigan, soprano
Jesse Mills, violin
Anna Elasvili, violin
Steven Dann, viola
Anssi Karttunen, cello

Chausson: Chanson Perpetuelle
Barbara Hannigan, soprano
Anna Elasvili, violin
Jesse Mills, violin
Steven Dann, viola
Anssi Karttunen, cello
Pedja Muzijevic, piano

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On Tuesday, March 6, a special co-production with Brooklyn's RVNG Intl. will bring Los Angeles composer and singer-songwriter Julia Holter to New York for her debut performance. Holter will premiere selections from her magical debut album of last year, Tragedy, as well as songs from her forthcoming album on RVNG, Ekstasis. As a complement to Julia Holter's songs, the Bay Area pianist Sarah Cahill will open with a program of solo piano music called "The Mystical Tone," exploring the work of composers who were inspired by Theosophy, Rosicrucianism, astrology, and Transcendentalism, among them Scriabin, Dane Rudhyar, Ruth Crawford, Henry Cowell, and Erik Satie.

This is a general admission event. Seating is limited and available on a first come, first seated basis. Standing room is also available. We recommend arriving early.

LPR offers a membership program that guarantees members seating for future shows. Click here for more info.