Jeanne Golan, Pianist
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An American Spectrum
This year’s line-up goes coastal with San Francisco’s Martin Rokeach and New York’s Sebastian Currier and Jorge Martín. We even cross the pond for an unknown treasure by Charles Stanford. With Eric Mandat, clarinetist (pictured left).
Concerts in the 2007-2008 Season
The Warwick Historical Society presents:
Gala Concert of Trios
Jeanne Golan, piano, Sean Carney, violin and Theodore Mook, cello
Music of Mozart, Haydn and Mendelssohn cap off the Harvest to Holly Festival followed by supper with the artists.
Meeting House, Warwick, NY
Saturday, November 17 at 7:30
For further information, visit WarwickHistoricalSociety.org
Music on the Edge presents:
Innocence Lost—The Berg Debussy Project
Mary Nessinger, mezzo and Jeanne Golan, piano
Two classic 20th century song cycles inspire two new 21st century cycles with music by Tom Cipullo, Sebastian Currier, David Del Tredici, Lee Hyla, Joe Kerr, Jorge Martín, Eric Moe, Eleanor Sandresky, Anna Weesner and Daniel Rothman. Click here for information about this exciting project developed by the Nessinger/Golan Duo.
University of Pittsburgh, PA
Bellefield Hall Auditorium
Monday, November 5 at 8PM
An American Spectrum:
Autumn 2007 Recital Tour with Eric Mandat, Composer/Clarinetist
Music of Rokeach, Martín, Cowell, Mandat, Currier and Stanford
Columbus State University
Columbus, GA
Monday, September 30 at 7:30PM
Florida State University
Tallahassee, FL
Wednesday, October 3 at 8PM
University of North Florida
Jacksonville, FL
Friday, October 5 at 8PM
The Eastman School of Music Faculty Recital Series presents
Evocations: A Recital for Violin and Piano
With violinist Margaret Leenhouts
Music of Ornstein, Martín, Satie, Cowell, Wyner and Ravel
The Eastman School of Music
Kilbourn Hall
Monday, July 30 at 7:30PM
Other Seasons
Cycles & Sequels
Ten American composers respond to songs of Berg and Debussy for an evening of Innocence Lost
Theme Park
A potpourri of programs and projects
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