2012 Series: INSPIRING!
7:30 PM concerts at the LPCA followed by complementary meet the artist reception. Tickets are available at the LPCA Box Office 518.523.2512. Single ticket admission is $22, Series (all six or any four) tickets available with a discount on a series to current LPSinfonietta members. Students 18 and under free as available. BOGO Offer!New in 2012~"46er discount" for the first 46 new series subscribers, call 518.523.2051 to inquire!
Sunday July 8
Adirondack Health's Magic of Mozart
An original one woman play written and performed by Raya Lee about Mozart's sister who reminisces after finding his letters after his death..His words are intertwined with the music in a unique way to present the master! Featuring pianist Alexander Tentser, Bass Baritone George Cordes, Soprano Hannah Harrow and the Northern Adirondack Vocal Ensemble (Hill and Hollow Music)
Overture to The Marriage of Figaro
Overture to Don Giovanni
"Allegro" & "Allegro Assai" from Concerto No. 23 in A Major for Piano and Orchestra
"Allegro con brio" from Symphony No. 25 in G minor, K. 183
Overture to The Abduction of Seraglio
Overture to The Magic Flute
Overture to The Impresario
"Non piu andrai farfallone amoroso" from The Marriage of Figaro
Canzonetta sull'aria from Act III The Marriage of Figaro
"Soave sia il vento" from Cosi fan tutte
"Confutatis" from Requiem, K.
Ave Verum Corpus D Major K.
"Finale" from Symphony No. 39 in E-Flat Major, K.
Sunday July 15
Mirror Imagining
A look in the mirror! The works on this program are reflective and intertwining. Michael Torke is one of the pre-eminent American Composers, and in case one wonders how Haydn Symphony No. 47 fits in, the 3rd movement is an actual musical palindrome! Guest Artists Anna Rabinova, violin; Robert Langevin, Flute
Michael Torke~ Two Girls on a Beach (Wind Quintet)
JC Bach~ Sinfonia Op. 18 No. 1 in Eb
Martinu~ Concerto for Violin and Flute
Haydn~ Symphony No. 47
SATURDAY July 21
Inside the Octagon(Scheduled on Saturday to avoid Ironman traffic on Sunday)
An octagon is not just for mixed martial artists! The power of 8 is explored with the passion of Shostakovich, the craftiness of Stravinsky, the salt of the earth sounds of Copland and the genius of Beethoven. Featuring the lovely soprano voice of Guest Artist, Laura Enslin.
Shostakovich~ Octet
Copland~ 8 Poems of Emily Dickinson
Stravinsky~ 8 Instrumental Miniatures
Beethoven~ Symphony No. 8
Sunday July 29
Bending the Boundaries
Composers who push the envelope, who think outside the box is the theme of this concert. Villa Lobos in tribute to Bach Brazilian style, a Haydn Symphony with a surprising beginning and a false ending (leading the audience to applaud before it's over), and a work by Beethoven, who probably more than any other bent the boundaries of music towards the height of expression by making music about humanity. To play the concerto we have someone who has shared the stage with some of the world's greatest chamber musicians and orchestras, Navah Perlman
Villa Lobos~ Bachianas Brasileiras No. 9
Haydn~ Symphony No. 103 in E flat "Drumroll"
Beethoven~ Piano Concerto No. 1 in C Major
Sunday August 5
Transfigurations
Featuring the ACE Trio: Ann Alton, cello; Michael Emery violin, Cristine Coyiuto piano.
Transformations abound with Schoenberg's romantic masterpiece, Ravel's stunningly orchestrated collection of fairy tales, and Beethoven's transformations of three soloists into one powerhouse of a work.
Ravel~ Mother Goose
Schoenberg~ Transfigured Night
Beethoven~ Triple Concerto
Sunday August 12
On the Orient Express
Featuring Concertmaster Daniel Szasz Violin, and David and Adam Pandolfi Horns
All aboard as we take a chronological and Classical journey aboard the most famous train of them all as we journey from London to Constantinople, the sights never sounded so good!
Holst~ Brook Green Suite (England)
Poulenc~ 2 Marches and an Intermezzo (France)
Telemann~ Double Horn Suite (Germany)
Strauss~ Vienna Blood (Austria)
Lehar~ Hungarian Fantasy for Violin and orchestra (Hungary)
Enescu~ Romanian Rhapsody for Violin and Orchestra (Romania)
Rimsky Korsakov - Scheherezade: Movement 3 - The Young Prince and The Young Princess (Turkey)
Beethoven~ "March" from The Ruins of Athens (Greece)
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