Classical
Music News for March/April 2010:
Monday Evening Concerts has two exceptional chamber-music concerts scheduled
for March and April.
On March
8 in Zipper Hall, 200 S. Grand Avenue, three pieces by the provocative
British composer Frank Denyer will be performed: The Hanged Fiddler, Woman,
Viola and Crow and Out of the Shattered Shadows. The first two pieces
are U.S. premieres; the third is a world premiere. Performance time is
8pm.
Filling
out the SHATTERED SHADOWS bill are Three Pieces for Drum Quartet by James
Tenney and Still Lives by Alvin Lucier.
On April
19 & 20 (at 8pm), In the Dark by Austrian composer Georg Friederich
Haas will be performed at the Neighborhood Church, 301 N. Orange Grove
Blvd, Pasadena.
"The
piece must be performed in complete darkness," reads Haas' instructions
to In the Dark, also known as his Third String Quartet. By eliminating
a visual connection with the space and performers (the JACK Quartet),
ears and the aural imagination are stimulated.
For tickets
and information about Monday Evening Concert's new music series, call
310-836-6632 or visit mondayevening
concerts.org
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