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Great Performances at the Lensic Click here for information on our $50,000 challenge grant – and how you can help meet the goal. |
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IRISH GUARD and ROYAL SCOTTISH REGIMENT If you ever visited Edinburgh Castle during early September, you
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SARAH CHANG Sarah Chang, violin, performs a program of violin works by Brahms, Theofandis and Franck. Sarah Chang has played with most of the world’s leading orchestra’s since her debut with both the New York Philharmonic and the Philadelphia Orchestra when she was eight years old. Her album “Debut,” released when she was ten, reached the Billboard chart of classical best-sellers. Among many other awards, she is the youngest person ever to receive the Hollywood Bowl’s Hall of Fame Award. |
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CABARET Set in Berlin in 1931, on the eve of the Nazis’ rise to power, 19-year old English singer Sally Bowles falls in love with an American writer named Cliff. When “Cabaret” opened on Broadway in 1966, it won seven Tony Awards and ran for 1165 performances. The revival in 1998, with new musical numbers added, ran for 2377 performances. This is your chance to see its one performance in Santa Fe.
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BALLET FOLKLORICO DE MEXICO Founded in 1952 by Amalia Hernandez to preserve and disseminate the rich traditions and folklore of Mexico, Ballet Folklorico de Mexico has earned over 200 awards for its fast-paced and colorful pageant celebrating the riches of Mexican culture and history. Traditional music, elaborate dance and ornate costumes combine to create a stunning performance.
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| Initmate Evening with the Stars at St. Francis Auditorium | ||||
VANBRUGH STRING QUARTET Winner of the London International String Quartet Competition, the Vanbrugh Quartet is one of Europe's most successful ensembles, performing an unusually wide and varied range of repertoire. The Quartet enjoys a thriving international career with appearances in Berlin, Amsterdam, Hungary, Poland, Spain, Scandinavia, Italy, Estonia, Russia, Carnegie Hall and The Kennedy Center.
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ADAM NEIMAN, PIANO Adam Neiman is a favorite of Santa Fe audiences. His career is taking him around the globe as he plays with orchestras and presents solo recitals. On this recital in Santa Fe he will perform one of his own compositions as well as Beethoven’s “Waldstein” Sonata and works by Arensky and Brahms.
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PIETER WISPELWEY, CELLO In 1992, Pieter Wispelwey was the first cellist ever to receive the Netherlands Music Prize, which is conferred on the most promising young musicians in Holland. Since then he has toured the world with gut strings and metal strings, feeling equally at home on period and modern instruments, and performing both standard and unusual repertoire, all with great charisma and superb skill. Program will include works by Schubert and Chopin.
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CLAVIER TRIO Pianist David Korevaar, violinist Arkady Fomin and cellist Jesus Castro-Balbi, three wonderful virtuosi, perform a recital of works by Schubert, Schönberg and Mendelssohn. The Clavier Trio was formed at the Music in the Mountains Festival in Durango, Colorado, and has since been heard around the world.
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| Notes on Music with Joseph Illick at United Church of Santa Fe | ||||
Remaining Event CHOPIN Chopin wrote almost exclusively for the piano, and has shaped the way people think about the piano perhaps more than anyone else. In honor of Chopin’s birthday, Joe Illick discusses and performs music by the great Polish composer.
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NEW YEAR'S EVE GALA CELEBRATION
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