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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Year of the Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-7\, this free family concert will explore the music and stories of the Chinese Zodiac and celebrate 2024’s Year of the Dragon! \nOn this 50-minute program\, international erhu virtuoso Dr. Chia-Yu Joy Lu of Wesleyan University will play alongside a NHSO violinist Stephanie Hug and NHSO pianist William Braun. The erhu is a two-stringed instrument played with a bow that is not only popular in China\, but in East Asian countries that are influenced by Chinese culture. \nThe concert’s music will include Two Tigers\, Thunder in a Drought\, Joy & Happiness\, Grasshopper Tricks the Rooster\, Beautiful Flowers and Full Moon\, and more. While the music plays\, a Chinese calligraphy artist will simultaneously hand-draw characters on a screen and families will have the opportunity to practice writing the characters in provided program books. \nRegistration is required for this event. Please click here to register.  \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nBorn and raised in Taiwan\, Dr. Joy Lu has studied erhu since her childhood and was awarded several prizes in erhu and zhonghu (alto erhu) performances. She is a musician\, researcher\, ensemble director\, conductor\, music teacher\, and language educator\, holding a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University\, an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from the University of Sheffield\, U.K.\, and a B.F.A. in erhu performance and music education from National Taiwan Normal University\, Taiwan. She has published a music textbook (Music Textbook for Vocational High School\, 2006\, Kuang Mau Books Co.\, LTD)\, erhu music scores\, and erhu music albums that have been distributed in Taiwan and China. She has appeared in Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Yale University\, and Boston College\, and has been directing Wesleyan Chinese Music Ensemble for over a decade. In 2020\, she helped to establish the Smith College Chinese Music Ensemble and has served as its music director since then. \n\nConcert Sponsor
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family-dragon-ansonia-24/
LOCATION:Ansonia Library\, 53 South Cliff Street\, Ansonia\, 06401
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Year of the Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-7\, this free family concert will explore the music and stories of the Chinese Zodiac and celebrate 2024’s Year of the Dragon! \nOn this 50-minute program\, international erhu virtuoso Dr. Chia-Yu Joy Lu of Wesleyan University will play alongside a NHSO violinist Stephanie Hug and NHSO pianist William Braun. The erhu is a two-stringed instrument played with a bow that is not only popular in China\, but in East Asian countries that are influenced by Chinese culture. \nThe concert’s music will include Two Tigers\, Thunder in a Drought\, Joy & Happiness\, Grasshopper Tricks the Rooster\, Beautiful Flowers and Full Moon\, and more. While the music plays\, a Chinese calligraphy artist will simultaneously hand-draw characters on a screen and families will have the opportunity to practice writing the characters in provided program books. \nPlease note: Registration for this performance is full. Click here to sign up for the wait list or call (203) 924-1580 ext. 5108. \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nBorn and raised in Taiwan\, Dr. Joy Lu has studied erhu since her childhood and was awarded several prizes in erhu and zhonghu (alto erhu) performances. She is a musician\, researcher\, ensemble director\, conductor\, music teacher\, and language educator\, holding a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University\, an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from the University of Sheffield\, U.K.\, and a B.F.A. in erhu performance and music education from National Taiwan Normal University\, Taiwan. She has published a music textbook (Music Textbook for Vocational High School\, 2006\, Kuang Mau Books Co.\, LTD)\, erhu music scores\, and erhu music albums that have been distributed in Taiwan and China. She has appeared in Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Yale University\, and Boston College\, and has been directing Wesleyan Chinese Music Ensemble for over a decade. In 2020\, she helped to establish the Smith College Chinese Music Ensemble and has served as its music director since then. \n\nConcert Sponsor \n\n \n \n\n \n \n\n \n \n\n \n \n 
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family-dragon-shelton-24/
LOCATION:Plumb Memorial Library\, 65 Wooster Street\, Shelton\, 06484
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Year of the Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Please note: Registration for this event is full. Click here to sign up for the waiting list.\nPerfect for ages 3-7\, this free family concert will explore the music and stories of the Chinese Zodiac and celebrate 2024’s Year of the Dragon! \nOn this 50-minute program\, international erhu virtuoso Dr. Chia-Yu Joy Lu of Wesleyan University will play alongside a NHSO violinist Stephanie Hug and NHSO pianist William Braun. The erhu is a two-stringed instrument played with a bow that is not only popular in China\, but in East Asian countries that are influenced by Chinese culture. \nThe concert’s music will include Two Tigers\, Thunder in a Drought\, Joy & Happiness\, Grasshopper Tricks the Rooster\, Beautiful Flowers and Full Moon\, and more. While the music plays\, a Chinese calligraphy artist will simultaneously hand-draw characters on a screen and families will have the opportunity to practice writing the characters in provided program books. \nAfter the concert\, kids can try real orchestral instruments at an “instrument petting zoo”! \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nBorn and raised in Taiwan\, Dr. Joy Lu has studied erhu since her childhood and was awarded several prizes in erhu and zhonghu (alto erhu) performances. She is a musician\, researcher\, ensemble director\, conductor\, music teacher\, and language educator\, holding a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University\, an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from the University of Sheffield\, U.K.\, and a B.F.A. in erhu performance and music education from National Taiwan Normal University\, Taiwan. She has published a music textbook (Music Textbook for Vocational High School\, 2006\, Kuang Mau Books Co.\, LTD)\, erhu music scores\, and erhu music albums that have been distributed in Taiwan and China. She has appeared in Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Yale University\, and Boston College\, and has been directing Wesleyan Chinese Music Ensemble for over a decade. In 2020\, she helped to establish the Smith College Chinese Music Ensemble and has served as its music director since then. \n\nConcert Sponsor \n\n \n \n\n \n \n\n  \n \n\n \n \n 
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family-dragon-middletown-24/
LOCATION:Russell Memorial Library\, 123 Broad Street\, Middletown\, CT\, 06457\, United States
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Year of the Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-7\, this free family concert will explore the music and stories of the Chinese Zodiac and celebrate 2024’s Year of the Dragon! \nOn this 50-minute program\, international erhu virtuoso Dr. Chia-Yu Joy Lu of Wesleyan University will play alongside a NHSO violinist Stephanie Hug and NHSO pianist William Braun. The erhu is a two-stringed instrument played with a bow that is not only popular in China\, but in East Asian countries that are influenced by Chinese culture. \nThe concert’s music will include Two Tigers\, Thunder in a Drought\, Joy & Happiness\, Grasshopper Tricks the Rooster\, Beautiful Flowers and Full Moon\, and more. While the music plays\, a Chinese calligraphy artist will simultaneously hand-draw characters on a screen and families will have the opportunity to practice writing the characters in provided program books. \n\nSensory-Friendly Accommodations  \nThis performance will be adapted for audience members with sensory processing disorders and Autism. \nThe performance site is an open “gymatorium” located directly in front of the building’s main entrance on the ground floor. It is accessible by wheelchair\, and the seating inside the room is flexible and moveable. There is an adjacent gross motor room and “calm down” classroom down the hall from the performance space. (Both are wheelchair accessible.) Audience members can also leave to go for an outdoor break\, and there are sidewalks all around the playground area.\nAudience members will be able to make use of complimentary ear protectors and fidgets. The lighting will be dimmed\, and the musicians will play at a reduced volume. For questions about accommodations offered this sensory-friendly performance\, please email Engagement@NewHavenSymphony.org. \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nBorn and raised in Taiwan\, Dr. Joy Lu has studied erhu since her childhood and was awarded several prizes in erhu and zhonghu (alto erhu) performances. She is a musician\, researcher\, ensemble director\, conductor\, music teacher\, and language educator\, holding a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University\, an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from the University of Sheffield\, U.K.\, and a B.F.A. in erhu performance and music education from National Taiwan Normal University\, Taiwan. She has published a music textbook (Music Textbook for Vocational High School\, 2006\, Kuang Mau Books Co.\, LTD)\, erhu music scores\, and erhu music albums that have been distributed in Taiwan and China. She has appeared in Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Yale University\, and Boston College\, and has been directing Wesleyan Chinese Music Ensemble for over a decade. In 2020\, she helped to establish the Smith College Chinese Music Ensemble and has served as its music director since then. \n\nConcert Sponsor
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family-dragon-newhaven-reggiemayo-24/
LOCATION:Dr. Reginald Mayo Early Learning Center\, 185 Goffe Street\, New Haven\, 06511
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SUMMARY:Candlelight Concert
DESCRIPTION:Advisory: This performance is sold out. Click here to sign up for the wait list. \nExperience a candlelit performance led by concertmaster David Southorn and featuring NHSO strings while immersed in the beautiful surroundings of New Haven’s historic St. Mary’s Church. The program will create include The Four Seasons\, as composed by three different composers – Astor Piazzolla\, Max Richter\, and Antonio Vivaldi – as well as Mendelssohn’s Sinfonia No. 2 and Bach’s Concerto in C minor featuring NHSO principal oboist Olav van Hezewijk. \nThe Music\n\nFelix Mendelssohn\nSinfonia No. 2 in D major \nJ.S. Bach\nConcerto in C minor for Violin and Oboe \nAntonio Vivaldi\n“L’autunno” from Le quattro stagioni\n(“Autumn” from The Four Seasons) \nAstor Piazzolla\n“Invierno Porteño” from Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas\n(“Winter” from The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires) \nMax Richter\n“Spring” from Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi – The Four Seasons \nAntonio Vivaldi\n“L’estate” from Le quattro stagioni\n(“Summer” from The Four Seasons) \n\nThe Performers\nNew Haven Symphony Orchestra Strings\nDavid Southorn\, NHSO Concertmaster (Principal Violin)\nOlav van Hezewijk\, NHSO Principal Oboe\n \n\n\nViolinist David Southorn is the NHSO’s “concertmaster” (principal violinist) and for this program he also serves as artistic director. He will play the solo violin lines and conduct the ensemble from his position in the violin section. \nDavid’s recent solo highlights include performances of Beethoven’s Violin Concerto with the Fremont Symphony\, Aaron Jay Kernis’ AIR with the New Haven Symphony and Vivaldi’s Four Seasons with the Delaware Symphony where he was lauded by Delaware Arts Info as “nothing less than brilliant … powerful sound; immaculate precision and compelling agility… impeccable phrasing and polished lyricism…a zestful performance.” As a chamber musician he has performed with his award-winning Amphion String Quartet at Alice Tully Hall as members of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s CMS II. The 21-22 season is his 4th year as the Concertmaster of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra. This season marks his 10th year as Concertmaster of the Delaware Symphony and he continues his tenure as Assistant Concertmaster of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. This Fall he joins Mannes College The New School for Music as part-time Faculty. \n\n\nSponsors
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/cc4s-24-2/
LOCATION:St. Mary’s Church\, 5 Hillhouse Avenue\, New Haven\, CT\, 06511\, United States
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SUMMARY:Free Family Concert: Year of the Dragon
DESCRIPTION:Perfect for ages 3-7\, this free family concert will explore the music and stories of the Chinese Zodiac and celebrate 2024’s Year of the Dragon! \nOn this 50-minute program\, international erhu virtuoso Dr. Chia-Yu Joy Lu of Wesleyan University will play alongside a NHSO violinist Stephanie Hug and NHSO pianist William Braun. The erhu is a two-stringed instrument played with a bow that is not only popular in China\, but in East Asian countries that are influenced by Chinese culture. \nThe concert’s music will include Two Tigers\, Thunder in a Drought\, Joy & Happiness\, Grasshopper Tricks the Rooster\, Beautiful Flowers and Full Moon\, and more. While the music plays\, a Chinese calligraphy artist will simultaneously hand-draw characters on a screen and families will have the opportunity to practice writing the characters in provided program books. \nThis performance will take place following the Lunarfest Parade in New Haven. More details will be forthcoming on the Lunarfest website. \n\nAbout the Guest Artist \nBorn and raised in Taiwan\, Dr. Joy Lu has studied erhu since her childhood and was awarded several prizes in erhu and zhonghu (alto erhu) performances. She is a musician\, researcher\, ensemble director\, conductor\, music teacher\, and language educator\, holding a Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology from Wesleyan University\, an M.A. in Ethnomusicology from the University of Sheffield\, U.K.\, and a B.F.A. in erhu performance and music education from National Taiwan Normal University\, Taiwan. She has published a music textbook (Music Textbook for Vocational High School\, 2006\, Kuang Mau Books Co.\, LTD)\, erhu music scores\, and erhu music albums that have been distributed in Taiwan and China. She has appeared in Carnegie Hall\, Lincoln Center\, Yale University\, and Boston College\, and has been directing Wesleyan Chinese Music Ensemble for over a decade. In 2020\, she helped to establish the Smith College Chinese Music Ensemble and has served as its music director since then. \n\nConcert Sponsor
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/family-dragon-newhaven-24/
LOCATION:Ives Branch\, NHFPL\, 133 Elm Street\, New Haven\, CT\, 06510\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family Series
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SUMMARY:Candlelight Concert
DESCRIPTION:Experience a candlelit performance led by concertmaster David Southorn and featuring NHSO strings while immersed in the beautiful surroundings of New Haven’s historic St. Mary’s Church. The program will create include The Four Seasons\, as composed by three different composers – Astor Piazzolla\, Max Richter\, and Antonio Vivaldi – as well as Mendelssohn’s Sinfonia No. 2 and Bach’s Concerto in C minor featuring NHSO principal oboist Olav van Hezewijk. \nThe Music\n\nFelix Mendelssohn\nSinfonia No. 2 in D major \nJ.S. Bach\nConcerto in C minor for Violin and Oboe \nAntonio Vivaldi\n“L’autunno” from Le quattro stagioni\n(“Autumn” from The Four Seasons) \nAstor Piazzolla\n“Invierno Porteño” from Cuatro Estaciones Porteñas\n(“Winter” from The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires) \nMax Richter\n“Spring” from Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi – The Four Seasons \nAntonio Vivaldi\n“L’estate” from Le quattro stagioni\n(“Summer” from The Four Seasons) \n\nThe Performers\nNew Haven Symphony Orchestra Strings\nDavid Southorn\, NHSO Concertmaster (Principal Violin)\nOlav van Hezewijk\, NHSO Principal Oboe\n \n\n\nViolinist David Southorn is the NHSO’s “concertmaster” (principal violinist) and for this program he also serves as artistic director. He will play the solo violin lines and conduct the ensemble from his position in the violin section. \nDavid’s recent solo highlights include performances of Beethoven’s Violin Concerto with the Fremont Symphony\, Aaron Jay Kernis’ AIR with the New Haven Symphony and Vivaldi’s Four Seasons with the Delaware Symphony where he was lauded by Delaware Arts Info as “nothing less than brilliant … powerful sound; immaculate precision and compelling agility… impeccable phrasing and polished lyricism…a zestful performance.” As a chamber musician he has performed with his award-winning Amphion String Quartet at Alice Tully Hall as members of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s CMS II. The 21-22 season is his 4th year as the Concertmaster of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra. This season marks his 10th year as Concertmaster of the Delaware Symphony and he continues his tenure as Assistant Concertmaster of the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. This Fall he joins Mannes College The New School for Music as part-time Faculty. \n\n\nOur Sponsors\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n\n\n \nDoctors United for Ukraine\nThis performance will mark the second anniversary since Russia invaded Ukraine. Please consider supporting our community partners for this performance\, Doctors United for Ukraine\, whose mission is to deliver precision aid to foster the health and wellbeing of Ukrainian people in the face of war and its consequences. The NHSO most recently partnered with DU4U in the Fall of 2022 at a performance at Southern CT State University\, which helped support the purchase of medical equipment. Tap their logo to learn more and to make a donation.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/cc4s-24-saturday/
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