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music: soprano on tour
Soprano Shana Martinezwinner of the Women’s Vocal category at the National Federation of Music Clubs’ biennial Young Artist Competition, will perform five recitals in Arkansas with pianist Mary Scott Smith.
Schedule (free admission to all shows):
◼️ Thursday 7pm at the University of Arkansas Fine Arts Center, 346 University Drive off US 425, Monticello, Monticello. (870) 460-1060
◼️ Trinity United Methodist Church, 1101 N. Mississippi St., Little Rock, hosted by Little Rock Musical Coterie, Friday at 11 am. (501) 666-2813
◼️ September 11, 2pm, Central United Methodist Church, 2535 W. New Hope Road, Rogers, sponsored by Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Goss in memory of Mary Shambarger
◼️ 7:30pm 12, Mabee Fine Arts Centre, Ouachita Baptist University, 410 Ouachita St., Arkadelphia. (870) 245-5129
◼️ September 13th, 7pm, Stilwell Humanities Hall, Texarkana College, 2500 N. Robinson Road, Texarkana. (870) 773-1118
Program: “Chi il bel sogno di Doretta” from Giacomo Puccini’s “La Rondine”; Emily Dickinson’s poem “Will there really be a morning?” “Four Scenes by Richard Hundley, Lori Laitman, Ricky Ian Gordon and Andre Previn; a series of “Ladies French Composers” – “Lydia” by Gabriel Faure, “Jane” by Claude Debussy, “Phidyle” by Henri Duparc , “Sylvie” by Erik Satie and “Malvina” by Francis Poulenc; and three songs by Gordon: “I Am Cherry Alive”, https://www.nwaonline.com/news/2022/sep/04/young-artist -winner-sets-arkansas-performances/”A Horse with Wings” and “Joy.”
Martinez’s first prize at the June 2021 competition includes $20,000 and two years of concert bookings, including this five-tour.
solo violinist
Violinist Jennifer Koh performed a solo violin repertoire at Momentary in Bentonville on Friday. (Democratic Gazette/Jurgen Frank Special)
violinist Jennifer Kerr Friday evening recitals at the RODE House stage at Momentary at 507 SE Bentonville Street.
Dubbed “an unforgettable evening of contemporary classical music” includes “Thirst and Quenching” by Kati Agocs, “Anima” by Tania Leon, “Hail, Horrors, Hail” by Missy Mazzoli, “Brick Red Mood” by Ellen Reid , “Warm in My Vessels” by Nina Shekhar, “Ultraviolet, Efflorescent” by Lester St. Louis, “Hover and Recede” by Wang Lu, “There Are Signs, Sure” by Nina C. Young, “The Constitution of Mina Cecilia” Patrick Castillo, “The Fragile Season” by Tonia Ko, “Descent” by Rafiq Bhatia, “For Violin Alone” by Vijay Iyer, “Together, But Alone (In Quarantine)” by Morgan Guerin, “Better Angels” by Ken Ueno , “Kindling” by Rajna Swaminathan, “Springs Eternal” by Anthony Cheung, “Shiner” by Cassie Wieland, “The Window Sill” by Du Yun, “You Are Still Here” by Sarah Gibson, “Urman” by Adeliia Faizullina and “Cooper and Emma” by Angelica Negron.
Tickets are $30 general admission; $50 “premium”; $24 temporary membership; $15 for students under 17 or with a valid student ID.access themomentary.org/calendar/jennifer-koh.
“Violinist”
Violinist Kirill Raskarov, Arkansas Symphony Orchestra co-principal and pianist Karl Anthony performs works written for and dedicated to famous violinists in a program titled “Violin Virtuosos,” Tuesday at 7 p.m. at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, 4106 John F. Kennedy Avenue Church Held, North Little Rock. This is the opening event for the Church’s 2022-23 Sensual Festival.
Adapted from a show scheduled to be cancelled on January 18, featuring Fritz Kreisler’s “Prelude and Allegro”, credited to Gaetano Pugnani; Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky D 1st movement “Allegro Moderato” in Violin Concerto No. 35 in major; “Meditation” in “Thais” by Jules Massenet; and “Scherzo” in C minor by Johannes Brahms (from “FAE” Sonatas, collaborations also include movements by Robert Schumann and Albert Hermann).
Admission is free. This was followed by a meet-and-greet for performers in the parish hall of the church.The performance will be broadcast live and will also be available at a later date facebook.com/fcarey. Call (501) 753-3578 or email [email protected]
Laskarov and Anthony will repeat the show on September 11 at 3 p.m. at Pine Presbyterian Kirk Church, 275 Asturias Avenue, Carmona Road, Hot Springs Village. Admission is free; donations will go to the Hot Springs / Hot Springs Village Symphony Society Children’s Concert Fund.access symphonyguild.org/events.
ETC. : Victorian toy making
This Victorian toy, made from a disc with a picture on each side and attached to two strings, is “Creation Station – Thaumatropes” Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Rogers Historical Museum at 313 Second Street, Cherry Street, Rogers. Museum educators will teach participants how to recreate this “wonderful Turner” and demonstrate how entertainment was used before video games, cell phones and electronics. Make your own bizarre magic to take home. Admission is free.Call (479) 621-1154 or visit rogershistoricalmuseum.org.
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