Pianist, composer & arranger Stephen Prutsman makes his Friends debut on the Master Pianists Series. A recipient of the Avery Fisher Career Grant as well as a medal winner in both the Tchaikovsky & Queen Elisabeth competitions. 6:30 Lecture
Currently a student at Harvard, Rachel Lee “already commands an impressive musical profile,” according to the Chicago Tribune. (Itzhak Perlman has been Lee’s teacher since she was 10 years old.)
Hamelin’s unique blend of musicianship and virtuosity has earned him legendary status as a true avatar of the piano. He has planned a program of Haydn, Mozart, Liszt, Fauré, and Alkan for his Series debut.
Harriman Jewell Series :Russian National Orchestra
February 26, 2010, 8 pm
Described as “a living symbol of the best in Russian art” by the Miami Herald, the Orchestra’s concert will include Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony and Tchaikovsky’s Fourth.
Long known as one of the outstanding pianists in jazz, Frishberg has also established himself as an internationally recognized composer and lyricist as well as a solo performer with a loyal following. Pre Show Jazz talk at 7pm
Bodyology is a 1 hour theatrical show that explores the inner workings of the human body along with the health practices required to care for it. The National Bodyology Tour is an exciting new Musical Show starring PBS's Slim Goodbody.
Among the very good quartets playing internationally, the "Artemis ensemble is the best." The reason: "Ranging from Beethoven to Ligeti, their performances overflow with fullness of sound, delineated structure and unparalleled drama."
This is a full-blown Las Vegas magic and illusion show featuring "Master Illusionist" Garry Carson. 100% of all ticket sales supports KSDS Inc: A non-profit organization promoting independence & inclusion of individuals with disabilities.
For tickets call: 785-325-2256
The British are coming! Where would pop and rock music be without the contributions of our friends from across the pond? From The Beatles and The Rolling Stones to Elton John and Queen, we’ll take a “magical mystery tour” of the UK’s best musical exports.
The British are coming! Where would pop and rock music be without the contributions of our friends from across the pond? From The Beatles and The Rolling Stones to Elton John and Queen, we’ll take a “magical mystery tour” of the UK’s best musical exports.
Kevin Kenner was the winner in 1990 of the International Chopin Competition in Warsaw & of the Bronze Medal at the Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow. He records regularly for the BBC in England, where he now lives.
6:30pm Lecture
Critics croon for duo recitals by these two opera singers: “This was male vocalism of a high order,” raved the San Diego Union Tribune. “Singing that brimmed with artistry and energy.”
The New York Times exclaims that the Venice Baroque Orchestra "plays zestily" as a "tightly drilled ensemble" and The Guardian describes them as "a single organism that allows the music to live and speak."
6:30pm Lecture - 8pm Showtime
The Orchestra continues with the "Kansas City Suite" by Benny Carter. Music includes Rompin at the Reno, Vine Stree Rumble, Jackson County Jubilee, Miss Missouri and more swingin' sounds of Kansas City.
The Company that performed Cinderella in 2004 and Don Quixote in 2001 will return to the Series to dance Coppélia, a comic romance that tells of an inventor who creates a full-sized doll that some believe to be human.
Proceeds from this event will help preserve and enhance this 110 year old theater and its programs for future generations. Honoring William N. Deramus III
Heartland Men's Chorus Presents: Go West Young Man
June 12, 2010, 8 pm
The west coast meets the Midwest as Portland Gay Men’s Chorus joins HMC for a program celebrating Americana. More than 200 singers will present diverse music from America’s rich history, highlighting classic
American composers.
Heartland Men's Chorus Presents: Go West Young Man
June 13, 2010, 4 pm
The west coast meets the Midwest as Portland Gay Men’s Chorus joins HMC for a program celebrating Americana. More than 200 singers will present diverse music from America’s rich history, highlighting classic
American composers.
One of the most beloved and celebrated musical ambassadors of our time, soprano Renee Fleming captivates audiences with her sumptous voice, consummate artistry, and compelling stage presence.
The company has planned a program to include the extravagant third act from the classiclove story ballet Raymonda, and Stanton Welch's The Long and Winding Road set to Peter Breiner's captivating, Baroque-styled orchestration of The Beatles songs.
This young duo developed the program to be performed in Kansas City using Rachmaninov and Prokofiev cello and piano sonatas at its core and then created cello/piano arrangements of other Rachmaninov works.
Winner of the prestigious Avery Fisher Career Grant for 2009, Alessio Bax is universally praised for his lyrical playing and insightful interpretations.
This French born former prodigy is in the prime of his career, enthralling audiences worldwide with his profound and poetic artistry, enlightened interpretations, and thrilling concerts.
