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SUMMARY:Pre-Concert Talk: Kelsee Vandervall
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nDvorak & Price\nThursday\, March 5 \nFlorence Price\, the first African American female composer to have a symphonic work performed by a major national orchestra\, is often compared musically to Dvořák\, who also employed sweeping melodies and sampled from African American and Native American music traditions. Along with Rossini’s William Tell Overture\, this aesthetically beautiful concert experience will be underscored by a reexamining of our classical music roots. \nProgram:\nDVORAK Cello Concerto\nPRICE Symphony No. 1\nROSSINI William Tell Overture \nFeaturing:\nAlasdair Neale music director\nOliver Herbert cello \n\nGuest Speaker: Kelsee Vandervall\, NHSO Harmony Fellow and Cellist/Arranger \nKelsee Vandervall is a Chicago based cellist\, teacher and arranger. A versatile musician\, she can be seen doing everything from recording sessions to orchestral performances. \nKelsee received a dual Master’s of Music Degree in Cello Performance and Chamber Music at the University of Michigan in 2018\, studying with Anthony Elliott. She was a awarded a fellowship for her 2 years\, having the opportunity to train with world-renown faculty and artists such as the Calidore and Takács string quartet. \nMost recently\, Kelsee was awarded the Harmony Fellowship with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra starting in their 125th season (2018). She can also be seen performing with groups such as the River Raisin Ragtime Revue\, ecletic band Glad Rags\, and on episodes of the FOX show Empire. Kelsee spent part of 2018 performing with J. Cole on his KOD tour. \nAn alum of Columbia College Chicago\, Kelsee spent 4 years under the instruction of Jill Kaeding and had the opportunity to perform with many artists including; Grammy award winning artist Paula Cole\, Todd Rundgren\, smooth jazz artist Brian Culbertson\, gypsy jazz guitarist Samuel Strouk\, Charlie Sexton\, record with singer/ songwriter Yoshi Breen\, guitarist Kevin Eubanks and Darmon Meader. Previous teachers include Jocelyn Butler of the New Music School and Lincoln Smelser\, faculty of Northern Illinois University.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-kelsee-vandervall/
LOCATION:Sudler Hall\, 100 Wall Street\, New Haven\, CT\, 06510\, United States
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED Pre-concert Talk: Alasdair Neale
DESCRIPTION:This event has been cancelled. Click here for more information. \nJoin us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nLa Mer/Liquid Interface\nMay 14 \nThe Season Finale celebrates New Haven’s beautiful shoreline with one of the great masterpieces about the ocean\, Debussy’s La Mer. Electronica DJ Mason Bates’ Liquid Interface inhabits an increasingly hotter world in each progressive movement\, taking the audience through a futuristic journey combining acoustic orchestra instruments with computer-generated electronics. Pianist Jeremy Adjani Jordan makes his NHSO debut single-handed in Ravel’s Concerto for the Left Hand. \n\nJoin Maestro Neale as he reflects on his first full season with the NHSO! For a full biography\, click here!
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-alasdair-neale-3/
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SUMMARY:Pre-concert Talk: Jonathan Berryman and Chelsea Tipton
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nHoliday Extravaganza\nDecember 19\nSpeakers: NHSO Principal Pops Conductor Chelsea Tipton and Heritage Chorale Director Jonathan Q. Berryman \nNHSO Pops Conductor Chelsea Tipton leads Connecticut’s Christmas tradition\, the NHSO’s Holiday Extravaganza. This year the Symphony will be joined by New Haven’s Heritage Chorale in a concert that blends holiday classics with new seasonal favorites. \n\nChelsea Tipton\nAs a sought after guest conductor\, Chelsea has appeared with numerous major orchestras in the U.S.\, including Cleveland\, Chicago\, Detroit\, Pittsburgh\, Houston\, Atlanta\, Indianapolis\, New Jersey\, Nashville\, Hilton Head\, and San Antonio\, as well as the Brooklyn\, Louisiana\, and Rochester Philharmonics\, and the Orchestra Sinfonica Siciliana (Palermo) among others.  During the summer of 2011 he was part of an extensive European tour with pop artist Sting that took him to 15 countries and to work with 19 different European orchestras.  He prepared the orchestras for the concerts and performed with Sting in concert in the Canary Islands\, Granada\, and Cap Roig Spain.  Chelsea recently conducted the Sphinx Competition Showcase gala concert at Carnegie Hall\, which was the culmination of a ten city tour with that orchestra.  He was a last minute replacement for Robert Spano to conduct an all-Gershwin season finale with the Brooklyn Philharmonic.  The New York Times applauded Tipton for “leading sweeping and vibrant performances” of Rhapsody in Blue and An American in Paris. \nJonathan Q. Berryman\nJonathan Q. Berryman\, Founder and Director of New Haven’s Heritage Chorale\, graduated with honors from Princeton University with a Bachelor of Arts in Music. He continued his education at Yale University where he earned a Master of Music Degree in Choral Conducting and a Certificate in Sacred Music Studies from the Yale Institute of Sacred Music. While at Yale\, Mr. Berryman served as Assistant Conductor of the Yale Camerata. In addition to directing The Heritage Chorale of New Haven\, Mr. Berryman teaches Choral Music at Betsy Ross Arts Magnet School and is Minister of Music at Messiah Baptist Church in Bridgeport\, CT. Mr. Berryman is the recipient of The Arts Council of Greater New Haven 2005 Award for Creative Collaboration and the Phenomenal Man Award from the New Haven Alumni Chapters of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity\, Inc.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-jonathan-berryman-and-chelsea-tipton/
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SUMMARY:Pre-concert Talk: Amy Christman
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nDavid Southorn first dazzled New Haven audiences in his role as Concertmaster with the 2018 Opening Night performance of Scheherezade. He steps into the spotlight again for two dramatic works for solo violin and orchestra by Arvo Pärt and Aaron Kernis. This celebration of the orchestra’s string family will also pay homage to beloved masterworks by Mozart and Haydn. \n\nGuest Speaker:\nAmy Christman\, Music Department Chair at Educational Center for the Arts \nMusic educator\, choral conductor\, and pianist\, Amy Lachance Christman is a passionate advocate for the transformative power of arts education. As Chair of the ACES ECA Music Department\, Amy collaborates with teaching artists in music\, theater\, creative writing\, visual art\, and dance to create and sustain programming that provides opportunities for young artists to develop their individual artistic voice. Amy’s career in education is fueled by a belief in the extraordinary capacity of young people to imagine what could be. Her work is dedicated to the cultivation of vibrant music education communities which nurture skill in creativity\, communication\, critical thinking\, and collaboration. Amy extends this work as a collaborative pianist\, as a guest lecturer for the New Haven Symphony Orchestra\, offering regular Prelude Concert Talks since 2016\, and through contributions to the field of music education\, including a workshop on Improvisation in the Choral Classroom for the 2019 CT Music Educators’ In-Service Conference. Amy earned a Master of Arts Degree in Philosophy and Education at Teachers College Columbia University\, with a focus on aesthetic philosophy and its implication for arts education with Maxine Greene and David Hanson. She earned a Bachelor of Music degree at the Eastman School of Music under the mentorship of Dr. Donna Brink Fox\, William Weinert\, and Vincent Lenti.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-amy-christman-2/
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SUMMARY:Pre-concert Talk: Michael Yaffe
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nBeethoven & Adams\nNovember 14 \nA pillar of the classical repertoire\, Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony is often considered to be one his “happiest” works\, whose brilliant energy will be matched with the opening Chairman Dances by legendary living composer John Adams. One of the most sought-after soloists in his generation\, pianist Orion Weiss has performed with major American orchestras including the Chicago Symphony\, Boston Symphony\, Los Angeles Philharmonic\, and New York Philharmonic. \n\nMichael Yaffe has been associate dean of the Yale School of Music since 2006.  At Yale\, he has been responsible for the development of the Music in Schools Initiative\, a program designed to provide training for graduate students in community engagement and to provide New Haven public schools with teaching artists and other collaborative programs.  In the past two years\, Mr. Yaffe has also led the development of the Morse Summer Music Academy\, a comprehensive summer music program for urban youth from New Haven. In addition\, he is responsible for the development of technology and dissemination programs at Yale\, including distance learning\, streaming\, website development\, and tools for students and faculty. \nFrom 1986 to 2006\, Mr. Yaffe was executive director of The Hartt School of the University of Hartford and director of its Community Division. During his tenure at the Hartt Community Division\, he increased its student population from 1\,000 to 2\,800 students. Beyond the 100 part-time faculty members\, Mr. Yaffe created 30 full-time teaching positions with benefits. He initiated the Fund for Access to provide financial aid and to make the programs of the Community Division available to students with limited means. Mr. Yaffe enhanced programs for small and large ensembles\, including chamber music\, youth orchestra\, wind ensemble\, and children’s choir.  He led the transfer of the School of the Hartford Ballet to Hartt\, creating a new department of dance.  To maintain a connection with the classroom\, he taught the music history component of the High School Performer’s Certificate Program.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-michael-yaffe-3/
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SUMMARY:Pre-concert Talk: Alasdair Neale
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nAlasdair Neale’s debut concert celebrates classical music’s legacy while ushering in its next generation. The soaring\, luscious melodies of Rachmaninoff’s Second Symphony will pair with Michael Abels’s soundtrack composer for Get Out and Us) Concerto for String Quartet and Orchestra\, Delights and Dances. The concert will open with the Star Spangled Banner\, along with Jessie Montgomery’s Banner\, her tribute to the tradition and contradictions of the U.S. national anthem. The Catalyst Quartet\, described by the NY Times as “invariably energetic and finely burnished\,” combines a serious commitment to diversity and education with a passion for contemporary music. \n\nWelcome our new Maestro as he dives into his programming choices for his first concert\, as well as what he has in store for our community in his debut season! For a full biography\, Click Here!
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-alasdair-neale-2/
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SUMMARY:Young Composers Recital
DESCRIPTION:Young Composer’s Project Recital\n2pm\nSudler Hall \n\nJoin us for the annual Young Composer’s Project recital to hear four woodwind quintets written by our 2018-2019 cohort: \nDavid Caldarella\, Cheshire High School and ECA\nAnton Kot\, Jonathan Law High School and ECA\nDarian Simerson\, Hamden Hall\nPamela Zhang\, Amity High School and ECA \nplayed by NHSO musicians:\nJennifer Berman\, flute\nLauren Williams\, oboe\nBrian Nekoloff\, clarinet\nMichael Lombardi\, horn\nT.D. Ellis\, bassoon
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/young-composers-recital/
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SUMMARY:Prelude: Mahler Symphony No. 3
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nMahler Symphony No. 3\nMay 2\, 2019 \n“A symphony must be like the world. It must contain everything.” -Gustav Mahler \nJoin the New Haven Symphony Orchestra\, Yale Philharmonia\, Elm City Girls’ Choir\, and Trinity Girls’ Choir for Maestro William Boughton’s grand finale performance as the NHSO’s music director. For one night only\, this “bucket list” Symphony\, often considered the most monumental work in the orchestral repertoire\, will create an immersive\, surround-sound experience of breathtaking music. \n\nCaitlin Daly is the NHSO’s Education Director. Her eclectic background as a composer\, teacher\, musicologist\, and world-traveler heavily influenced the character and content of the NHSO’s nationally-recognized podcast\, Listen Up!. Prior to leading the education initiatives of the NHSO\, she worked as a Teaching Fellow at Mystic Seaport in Mystic\, CT\, held various adjunct professor roles at the University of Hawaii at Manoa and Hawaii Tokai International College\, and served in a variety of K-12 public school positions. She earned a Master’s in Musicology from the University of Hawaii at Manoa\, a Master’s in Education from the University of New Haven\, and a Bachelor’s of Music Theory/Composition with a Minor in Sociology from Central Connecticut State University.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/13798/
LOCATION:Sudler Hall\, 100 Wall Street\, New Haven\, CT\, 06510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pre-concert talk: Michael Yaffe
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nMozart’s Paris\nMarch 14\, 2019\nMaestro Boughton leads the NHSO in four masterpieces showcasing the string family of the orchestra\, as well as the internationally and critically acclaimed violin soloist Tai Murray. \n\nMichael Yaffe has been associate dean of the Yale School of Music since 2006.  At Yale\, he has been responsible for the development of the Music in Schools Initiative\, a program designed to provide training for graduate students in community engagement and to provide New Haven public schools with teaching artists and other collaborative programs.  In the past two years\, Mr. Yaffe has also led the development of the Morse Summer Music Academy\, a comprehensive summer music program for urban youth from New Haven. In addition\, he is responsible for the development of technology and dissemination programs at Yale\, including distance learning\, streaming\, website development\, and tools for students and faculty. \nFrom 1986 to 2006\, Mr. Yaffe was executive director of The Hartt School of the University of Hartford and director of its Community Division. During his tenure at the Hartt Community Division\, he increased its student population from 1\,000 to 2\,800 students. Beyond the 100 part-time faculty members\, Mr. Yaffe created 30 full-time teaching positions with benefits. He initiated the Fund for Access to provide financial aid and to make the programs of the Community Division available to students with limited means. Mr. Yaffe enhanced programs for small and large ensembles\, including chamber music\, youth orchestra\, wind ensemble\, and children’s choir.  He led the transfer of the School of the Hartford Ballet to Hartt\, creating a new department of dance.  To maintain a connection with the classroom\, he taught the music history component of the High School Performer’s Certificate Program.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-michael-yaffe-2/
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SUMMARY:Pre-concert talk: Chelsea Tipton
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nWicked Divas\nFebruary 14\, 2019 \nBroadway’s biggest divas sing musical theatre showstoppers with the full New Haven Symphony Orchestra\, including music from Wicked\, Les Miserables\, Phantom of the Opera\, Chicago\, Funny Girl and more. \n\nJoin NHSO’s Principal Pops Conductor\, Maestro Chelsea Tipton\, as he helps Girl Scout Troop 60193 earn their Music Badge! He’ll answer their questions\, and yours\, in a half hour extended Q & A session. \n 
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-chelsea-tipton/
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SUMMARY:Pre-concert Talk: Marissa Moore
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nHandel’s Messiah\nDecember 20\, 2018\n \nHallelujah! The NHSO and Christ Church Choir celebrate the holiday season with Handel’s beloved vocal masterpiece\, Messiah.\n \n\nGuest Speaker: Marissa Moore \nDr. Marissa Glynias Moore is an ethnomusicologist whose interests include voice studies\, the racialization of sound\, and the role that music plays in American religious life. Her work examines the ethics of cross-cultural musicking\, focusing on how contemporary religious Americans encounter and engage “the other” through vocal performance. Her dissertation explored how the globalization of Christianity has influenced mainline Protestant worship in the United States through the construction and practice of a repertoire of non-Western Christian music known as “global song\,” using a varied methodology of source-studies\, interviews\, and multi-sited ethnography. Currently\, Dr. Moore is investigating the performative and political role that racialized sound plays in the vocal production of white singers\, especially in the performance of Negro spirituals. She holds a Ph.D. in ethnomusicology from Yale (2018)\, and her publications can be found in the Yale Journal of Music and Religion and The Hymn. \nIn addition to her scholarly pursuits\, Dr. Moore is invested in bridging the gap between the academy and the public sphere. She has worked with the New Haven Symphony and the Center for Traditional Music and Dance in New York City on projects ranging from podcasts to educational initiatives\, and enjoys sharing her research in popular press venues as well as scholarly publications. Outside of the classroom\, Dr. Moore is an avid flutist and early-stage student of Brazilian choro music\, as well as a singer and songwriter.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-marissa-moore/
LOCATION:Sudler Hall\, 100 Wall Street\, New Haven\, CT\, 06510\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pre-concert Talk: Amy Christman
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nBeethoven!\nNovember 29\, 2018\nExplore Beethoven’s genius in an all-Beethoven program featuring the heroic Symphony No. 3 and innovative and groundbreaking Piano Concerto No. 4 with Yale Faculty member\, pianist Boris Berman. \n\nGuest Speaker:\nAmy Christman\, Music Department Chair at Educational Center for the Arts \nA native of Sandown\, New Hampshire\, Amy has performed as a pianist\, choral artist\, and conductor\, in New Hampshire\, New York\, and Connecticut. Amy earned a BM magna cum laude from the Eastman School of Music\, where she studied piano with Vincent Lenti and Tony Caramia\, served as the New York State President of NYSSMA\, and was an inaugural participant in the Eastman School’s innovative Arts Leadership Program. Amy has worked as a teaching artist with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra\, the Stamford Symphony Orchestra\, and the Boston Music Education Collaborative. Amy is active as an accompanist\, choral conductor\, and adjudicator in the New Haven area\, and has performed as an accompanist for ensemble and soloists\, including the University of Bridgeport University Singers\, Cheshire Community Chorus\, and Greenwich Children’s Honor Choir. Amy served as the Director of Choral Music at Joel Barlow High School in Redding\, CT for nine years\, where she taught AP Music Theory and conducted all choral ensembles\, which performed extensively in the Northeast\, earning superior ratings at festivals and invitations to perform at Carnegie Hall and Riverside Cathedral in New York City. Amy was selected as the District Teacher of the Year in 2005 and represented Joel Barlow at the Harvard Graduate School of Education Institute Redesigning the American High School. Amy has studied conducting with William Weinhert\, Donald Hunsberger\, Richard Westenburg\, Doreen Rao at the Hartt School of Music\, and James Jordan at Westminster Choir College. In May 2005 Amy completed her Master of Arts degree at Teachers College Columbia University in Philosophy and Education\, working intensively with David Hanson and Maxine Greene to explore the field of aesthetic philosophy and its implications for arts education.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-amy-christman/
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SUMMARY:Pre-concert Talk: Philippa Ovenden and Anders Winroth
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a free 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \n\nCarmina Burana\nGuest speakers:\nPhilippa Ovenden\, PhD candidate at Yale University in Music History\nAnders Winroth\, Birgit Baldwin Professor of History at Yale University \nCarl Orff’s Carmina Burana has awed audience members for decades. Join two Yale University professors discuss the old Latin text and its musical setting to give you a deeper understanding of this monumental work. \n\n \nPhilippa Ovenden\nOriginally from the Orkney Islands in Scotland\, Pippa Ovenden (2015) is a PhD student in Music History. She was an undergraduate at the Royal Academy of Music in London (RAM)\, during which time she spent a year as an ERASMUS exchange student at the University of the Arts in Berlin. She graduated from the RAM in 2013 with the Roy Burcher Prize for highest ranking final recital in Historical Performance. She holds an MMus from King’s College London\, where she wrote her Master’s thesis\, supervised by Emma Dillon\, on the relationship between education\, spirituality\, and music in a late fifteenth-century German-speaking Dominican convent. Her research interests lie in 14th- and early 15th-century French and Italian song\, instrumental music\, and improvisation. Pippa enjoys performing music of a variety of genres from Bach Cantatas to experimental pop on recorders and keyboards\, both historical and electric.\n \n  \n \nAnders Winroth\nProfessor Winroth specializes in the history  of medieval Europe\, especially religious\, intellectual and legal history as well as the Viking Age. He teaches both halves of the survey lecture course in medieval history\, seminars in religious\, legal\, intellectual\, and Scandinavian history.  His new book\, The Conversion of Scandinavia: Vikings\, Merchants\, and Missionaries in the Remaking of Northern Europe\, argues for a radically new interpretation of the conversion of Scandinavia from paganism to Christianity in the early Middle Ages (Yale Press\, December 2011). \nIn 2003\, Winroth was named a MacArthur Fellow by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation\, which honors individuals for the originality and creativity of their work and the potential to do more in the future. Winroth is credited with showing that manuscripts previously thought to be abbreviations of the standard text are actually early versions of the text. “This painstaking analysis would have been impossible absent his mastery of canon law\, command of medieval Latin\, and aptitude for paleographic reconstruction of materials that exist primarily in the form of unedited medieval manuscripts\,” the MacArthur Foundation stated. “By reversing the chronology of the earliest publications in canon law\, Winroth opens new avenues for interpreting its origins and development.” \nWinroth received his Ph.D. from Columbia University in 1996 and was the Sir James Knott Research Fellow at the University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1996-1998. He joined the Yale faculty as an assistant professor in 1998\, was promoted to associate professor in 2003 and to full professor in 2004. He was the chair of the Medieval Studies Program 2005-2007.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-philippa-ovenden-and-anders-winroth/
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SUMMARY:Pre-Concert Talk: Concertmaster David Southorn\, violinists James Keene and Aurora Mendez
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity!\n\n\n\n\n125th Anniversary Opening Night\nGuest Speakers:\nDavid Southorn\, NHSO Concertmaster\nJames Keene\, NHSO Harmony Fellow\nAurora Mendez\, NHSO Harmony Fellow\n\n\nCome learn about what it’s like to play in the different violin sections of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra! Join newly-appointed Concertmaster David Southorn as well as two NHSO Harmony Fellows that play in the first and second violin sections. How do all of them communicate on stage? What is the role of the Concertmaster? What’s the difference between the first and second sections? Learn about our musicians’ backgrounds and ask them your own questions in this interactive event. \n\n\nViolinist David Southorn enjoys a versatile career as a chamber musician\, concertmaster and soloist. He is currently part of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s CMS II program as a member of the award-winning Amphion String Quartet\, and has collaborated with such distinguished musicians as David Shifrin\, Joseph Swensen\, Carter Brey\, Edgar Meyer\, Peter Wiley\, Paul Neubauer\, the Tokyo String Quartet as well as Ani and Ida Kavafian. Mr. Southorn currently serves as Concertmaster of the Delaware Symphony.  Additionally\, he has performed as a guest concertmaster with the Miami and New Haven Symphonies\, as well as with the Incheon Philharmonic in South Korea.  Mr. Southorn is a member of the New York Classical Players and LE TRAIN BLEU\, and is a substitute violinist with the New York Philharmonic. Mr. Southorn received a Bachelor of Music from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music\, a Master of Music and Artist Diploma from Yale University and a Professional Studies Certificate from the Manhattan School of Music. His teachers have included Ani Kavafian\, Glenn Dicterow\, Lisa Kim\, Ian Swensen\, Camilla Wicks and Wei He.\n\n\nJames Keene is a versatile soloist\, chamber musician\, orchestral violinist\, and music pedagogue. After attending Interlochen Arts Academy in Michigan\, he received his B.M. from Rutgers University\, and later studied at San Francisco Conservatory. Starting in high school\, he has played solo\, chamber\, and orchestral performances for audiences throughout China\, Italy\, Spain\, Austria\, the Czech Republic\, Hungary\, Poland\, and the USA. Currently\, as founder of Classical Revolution NJ he schedules chamber music performances throughout the central NJ area. He travels frequently between the east and west coast for performances in the Bay Area. Also\, as a faculty member\nof Newark School of the Arts\, he instructs the Carollo Scholarship violin students there. His principal teachers have been Todd Phillips\, Carmit Zori\, Lenuta Ciulei\, and Wei-He. Most recently\, James placed 1st place Russel Johnson String Competition in Philadelphia and shared the Carnegie Hall main stage with Dionne Warwick.\n\n\n\nA violinist born and raised in New York City. Aurora Mendez began her musical studies at the age of four at the “Bronx House School of Music.” After moving to Chile with her family at the age of 15\, Aurora formed part of the National Youth Orchestra Foundation of Chile for 6 years serving as a member of the “Metropolitan Youth Orchestra” and the “National Youth Orchestra.” Along with her orchestral activities\, she taught extensively throughout Chile. Aurora has toured the world with various orchestras such as the Chilean National Youth Orchestra\, Youth Orchestra of The Americas\, and most recently\, the Schleswig Holstein Musik Festival. She has performed in master classes for Fernando Hasaj\, Rachel Barton-Pine\, Mayumi Seiler\, Lynn Blakeslee\, Andreas Witmanm\, the Latin American Quartet and many more. An active teacher\, Aurora formed part of the “Youth Orchestra of the Americas” Global Leadership program whose mission is to use music education as a vehicle for social change. She taught talented youth in Chile\, El Salvador and Chicago\, USA. She received her BA in Music Performance and Artist Diploma at Montclair State University.
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-concertmaster-david-southorn-violinists-james-keene-and-aurora-mendez/
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SUMMARY:Young Composers Project Spring Recital
DESCRIPTION:The Young Composer Project is an opportunity for high school students to study in a cohort-style setting with the NHSO’s current Composer-in-Residence\, Michael Brown. This program is one of only four programs like it across the nation\, and has produced a 100% acceptance rate to college composition programs. \nThis free recital will feature the world premiere of works written by each of the young composers\, performed by NHSO musicians. \nProgram to include works by: \nDavid Caldarella\nAnton Kot\nLaura Rosado\nDavid Marottolo\nAnastasia Miller\nDarian Simerson\nPamela Zhang \nFeaturing New Haven Symphony Orchestra musicians: \nWilliam Braun\, piano\nChris Coyle\, cello\nStephan Tieszen\, violin
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/young-composers-project-spring-recital/
LOCATION:Sudler Hall\, 100 Wall Street\, New Haven\, CT\, 06510\, United States
CATEGORIES:Special Events
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SUMMARY:Pre-Concert Talk: Chelsea Tipton and Connor Bogart
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \nHoliday Extravaganza\nGuest Speakers: Chelsea Tipton\, NHSO Principal Pops Conductor and Connor Bogart\, vocalist \nListen to Maestro Tipton and the evening’s featured vocalist\, fan favorite Connor Bogart\, discuss their thoughts on the musical program\, their life paths\, and how they will work together to bring the concert to life. \n\nAs a sought after guest conductor\, Maestro Chelsea Tipton has appeared with numerous major orchestras in the U.S.\, including Cleveland\, Chicago\, Detroit\, Pittsburgh\, Houston\, Atlanta\, Indianapolis\, New Jersey\, Nashville\, Hilton Head\, and San Antonio\, as well as the Brooklyn\, Louisiana\, and Rochester Philharmonics\, and the Orchestra Sinfonica Siciliana (Palermo) among others.  During the summer of 2011 he was part of an extensive European tour with pop artist Sting that took him to 15 countries and to work with 19 different European orchestras.  He prepared the orchestras for the concerts and performed with Sting in concert in the Canary Islands\, Granada\, and Cap Roig Spain.  Chelsea recently conducted the Sphinx Competition Showcase gala concert at Carnegie Hall\, which was the culmination of a ten city tour with that orchestra.  He was a last minute replacement for Robert Spano to conduct an all-Gershwin season finale with the Brooklyn Philharmonic.  The New York Times applauded Tipton for “leading sweeping and vibrant performances” of Rhapsody in Blue and An American in Paris. \n  \nA native of Northeast Ohio\, Connor decided to leave the violin behind to study vocal performance/opera at the prestigious Eastman School of Music in New York under the direction of Dr. Robert McIver. During his time at Eastman\, he also auditioned for\, and was subsequently accepted into the nationally ranked male a cappella group\, The University of Rochester Yellowjackets\, as a featured soloist. After recording several award winning albums with the group\, a love of singing without instruments took hold and in subsequent years led to executive producing future Yellowjacket albums and being a national finalist for the world famous vocal band Rockapella in their search for a new second tenor. Connor has been a featured soloist with the National Repertory Orchestra\, The Cleveland Pops\, The Symphony of Southeast Texas\, The Detroit Symphony Orchestra\, The Rochester Philharmonic\, The Toledo Symphony\, The Mansfield Symphony\, The New Haven Symphony\, The Akron Symphony\, The Fireland Symphony\, and the Cleveland Orchestra. He has served as executive music supervisor and composer to The Discovery Channel for their series\, The Kustomizer\, and as a songwriter\, had had several of his original songs featured on national television. \n\nPrelude Sponsor: \nYale School of Music
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-chelsea-tipton-and-connor-bogart/
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SUMMARY:Pre-Concert Talk: Amy Christman
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \nBartok: Concerto for Orchestra \nGuest Speaker: Amy Christman\, Music Department Chair at Educational Center for the Arts \nEducational Center for the Arts’ Music Department Chair\, Amy Christman\, joins us to discuss her thoughts on the evening’s world-traveling musical program. \n\nA native of Sandown\, New Hampshire\, Amy has performed as a pianist\, choral artist\, and conductor\, in New Hampshire\, New York\, and Connecticut. Amy earned a BM magna cum laude from the Eastman School of Music\, where she studied piano with Vincent Lenti and Tony Caramia\, served as the New York State President of NYSSMA\, and was an inaugural participant in the Eastman School’s innovative Arts Leadership Program. Amy has worked as a teaching artist with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra\, the Stamford Symphony Orchestra\, and the Boston Music Education Collaborative. Amy is active as an accompanist\, choral conductor\, and adjudicator in the New Haven area\, and has performed as an accompanist for ensemble and soloists\, including the University of Bridgeport University Singers\, Cheshire Community Chorus\, and Greenwich Children’s Honor Choir. Amy served as the Director of Choral Music at Joel Barlow High School in Redding\, CT for nine years\, where she taught AP Music Theory and conducted all choral ensembles\, which performed extensively in the Northeast\, earning superior ratings at festivals and invitations to perform at Carnegie Hall and Riverside Cathedral in New York City. Amy was selected as the District Teacher of the Year in 2005 and represented Joel Barlow at the Harvard Graduate School of Education Institute Redesigning the American High School. Amy has studied conducting with William Weinhert\, Donald Hunsberger\, Richard Westenburg\, Doreen Rao at the Hartt School of Music\, and James Jordan at Westminster Choir College. In May 2005 Amy completed her Master of Arts degree at Teachers College Columbia University in Philosophy and Education\, working intensively with David Hanson and Maxine Greene to explore the field of aesthetic philosophy and its implications for arts education. \n\nPrelude Sponsor \nYale School of Music
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-bartok-concerto-for-orchestra/
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SUMMARY:Pre-Concert Talk: David Amado
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \nAmado Conducts Symphonie Fantastique \nGuest Speaker: David Amado \nThe final NHSO Music Director candidate\, David Amado\, delivers his thoughts on his musical program that he prepared for the NHSO audience\, his career path\, and his family’s past history with the NHSO. \n\nDavid Amado has served as the music director of the Delaware Symphony Orchestra since 2003\, and in his time there has transformed it into a premier regional orchestra. Amado is also Director of Conducting Programs at the Atlantic Music Festival in Maine and Music Director of the Atlantic Classical Orchestra in Florida. Descended from line of musicians with roots in the New Haven community\, including his grandmother\, violist Lillian Fuchs\, and great-uncle\, violinist Joseph Fuchs\, Amado served as Associate Conductor of the Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra from 1998 – 2004. Recent highlights of his career include engagements with the Chicago Symphony\, National Symphony\, Philadelphia Orchestra\, Los Angeles Philharmonic\, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic\, Houston Symphony\, New World Symphony\, Milwaukee Symphony\, and Detroit Symphony. \n\nPrelude Sponsor \nYale School of Music
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-david-amado/
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SUMMARY:Pre-Concert Talk: Alasdair Neale
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \nNeale Conducts Mozart \nGuest Speaker: Alasdair Neale \nListen to Alasdair Neale\, the first of the NHSO’s three Music Director candidates\, talk about his life\, experiences\, and the musical program he put together for the NHSO community. \n\nAlasdair Neale is Music Director of the Sun Valley Summer Symphony and Music Director of the Marin Symphony. In his twenty-two years as Music Director of Sun Valley\, Mr. Neale has propelled this festival to national status: it is now the largest privately funded free admission symphony in America. Mr. Neale’s appointment with the Marin Symphony followed 12 years as Associate Conductor of the San Francisco Symphony and Music Director of the San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra. Previous posts have included principal guest conductor of the New World Symphony\, conductor for the Juilliard pre-college orchestra\, and Music Director of the Yale Symphony Orchestra. Neale is a 1985 graduate of the Yale School of Music. \n\nPrelude Sponsor \nYale School of Music
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-alasdair-neale/
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SUMMARY:Pre-Concert Talk: Brown-Urioste-Canellakis Trio
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a 30-minute lecture before each Classics Series concert. These engaging lectures cover the repertoire\, composer insights\, and secrets from soloists. Please join us for this FREE learning opportunity! \nOpening Night! Beethoven’s Triple \nGuest speakers: Brown-Urioste-Canellakis Trio\nMichael Brown\, piano\nElena Urioste\, violin\nNick Canellakis\, cello \nMeet the NHSO’s artists-in-residence for the season\, the Brown-Urioste-Canellakis Trio\, in the season’s first Prelude. Learn about each performer’s background\, how they interact with one another\, and what they REALLY think about playing Beethoven’s Triple Concerto. Each artist will return once more throughout the season for their own concerto in the spotlight. \nUnable to attend in person? We will live stream this pre-concert talk on our Facebook Page. \nStream it on Facebook\n\nPianist Michael Brown\, violinist Elena Urioste\, and cellist Nicholas Canellakis have established themselves as three of the most sought-after young virtuosos on the classical music scene today. Winners\, individually\, of the Avery Fisher Career Grant\, BBC New Generation Artist Scheme\, Sphinx and Concert Artists Guild competitions\, and Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center auditions\, they have performed in prestigious venues across the United States and Europe\, including Carnegie Hall’s Stern Auditorium\, Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center\, the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington\, and London’s Wigmore and Royal Festival Halls. \n\nPrelude Sponsor \nYale School of Music
URL:https://newhavensymphony.org/event/pre-concert-talk-brown-urioste-canellakis-trio/
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