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Tuesday,
August 28,
2007 7:00 p.m. Chipola’s music faculty will delight with their talent, musicianship, skill and showmanship as they present a memorable evening of music that ranges from classical to modern, featuring Dr. Joshua Martin, piano; Mr. Tyler Nelson, tenor; Mr. Daniel Powell, saxophone; and Dr. Christine Yoshikawa, piano. |
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“An American Carnival” is an exhilarating evening of music, entertainment and fun presenting a fascinating and exciting look at the development of pan, a truly unique innovation of the 20 th Century, mixing the sound and culture of the Caribbean through Calypso, Soca, and Latin Music with Classical, American pop and original compositions. |
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Thursday, Jan. 24,
2008 7:00 p.m. Starring Mac Frampton and the ThreePenny Symphony, “Pop! Go The Classics” showcases celebrated pianist and arranger Mac Frampton in a production that merges his conservatory training with his mastery of the pop and jazz idioms, bringing to the stage fresh and original interpretations of revered classical works. Over his career, Mac Frampton has built a library of innovative arrangements based on classical themes, such as works as Pictures At An Exhibition, Rachmaninoff’s Prelude In C# Minor, Flight Of The Bumblebee, Johann Sebastian Bach performed as if he were alive and well and living in Greenwich Village, Appalachian Spring, Chopin from the setting of a cool jazz club, and of course, George Gershwin. It’s classical music with a twist of pop. |
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Three musicians, three instruments, and one unique sound performing exhilarating Classical and Modern repertoire in trio and duo combinations for violin/viola, clarinet, and piano. All three musicians of Strata – Nathan Williams, clarinet; James Stern, violin/viola; and Audrey Andrist, piano – hold the Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the Julliard School and perform throughout North America to rave reviews from audiences of all ages. |
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From Bach to Bacharach, Proteus 7 breathes new life into music with their dynamic, creative and free-ranging approach to styles and repertoire. Members of Proteus 7 perform on Broadway and record for television and motion pictures. They have been nominated for Emmy and Grammy awards, and have played with major symphony orchestras throughout the world including the Boston Symphony and Boston Pops, The Cleveland Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic and the Philadelphia Orchestra. Their programs are as diverse as their individual talents, balancing intricate works of Baroque masters in tandem with contemporary classical and jazz counterparts, plus everything in between. These seven players bring the tonal palette of a symphony orchestra, the excitement of a big band and the intimacy of a chamber ensemble to the concert stage. Together they combine their unique talents and artistry to create an extraordinary new sound. |
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Last revision: July 25, 2007
