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Chamber Music Festival of Lexington 2014
For the first time, the Chamber Music Festival of Lexington will offer programming for 10 continuous days, Aug. 14 to 24, featuring the festival’s core ensemble of top-tier national and international musicians and the return of last year’s ensemble-in-residence, WindSync. … Continue reading
Posted in Central Kentucky Arts News, Chamber Music Festival of Lexington, Classical Music, Lexington Philharmonic, Music, Opera
Tagged Adam Schoenberg, Akiko Tarumoto, Alessio Bax, Allegra Lilly, Burchard Tang, Chamber Music Festival of Lexington, Karen Slack, Nathan Cole, Priscilla Lee, Steve Armstrong, WinsSync
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Notebook: Chamber Music Festival of Lexington, first concert
You might assume a singer would mess things up. The instrumentalists, after all, have been performing together for six years, developing rapport, character, and sound. They have had other players in, all instrumentalists who became part of the group — … Continue reading
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Tagged Akiko Tarumoto, Alessio Bax, Burchard Tang, Chamber Music Festival of Lexington, Nathan Cole, Nicholas Phan, Priscilla Lee
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Review: UBS Chamber Music Festival of Lexington, Saturday night
Saturday was a playful and eventful night for the 2010 UBS Chamber Music Festival of Lexington. For the third consecutive year, the festival presented the world premiere of a piece commissioned by the festival. But before that, festival president Charles … Continue reading
Posted in Central Kentucky Arts News, Classical Music, Lexington Philharmonic, Music, UBS Chamber Music Festival of Lexington
Tagged Akiko Tarumoto, Alessio Bax, Alexander Fiterstein, Burchard Tang, Fasig-Tipton Pavilion, Geometries, Nathan Cole, Priscilla Lee, Roger Zare, Scott Terrell, UBS Chamber Music Festival of Lexington
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Review: UBS Chamber Music Festival of Lexington, Friday night
Alexander Fiterstein ended his wholly appropriate introduction of Olivier Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time saying, “I hope you enjoy it.” It was a somewhat awkward thing to say, given the nature of the piece. But even those of … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Music, Music, Reviews, Uncategorized
Tagged Akiko Tarumoto, Alessio Bax, Alex Ross, Alexander Fiterstein, Bohuslav Martinů, Burchard Tang, Fasig-Tipton Pavilion, Felix Mendelssohn, Geometries, Nathan Cole, Olivier Messiaen, Priscilla Lee, Quartet for the End of Time, Roger Zare, UBS Chamber Music Festival of Lexington
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Review: A ‘dreamy’ quintet
Clancy Newman’s Dream Sequence sounded like a nightmare. The piece, which had its world premier Saturday night at the UBS Chamber Music Festival of Lexington, started with about as much racket as a piano quintet can make, the piano sounding … Continue reading
Posted in Classical Music, Music, Reviews, UBS Chamber Music Festival of Lexington
Tagged Akiko Tarumoto, Alessio Bax, Alfred Schnittke, Antonin Dvorak, ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composer Award, Book of Songs and Visions, Burchard Tang, Clancy Newman, Daniel Thomas Davis, Dream Sequence, Edward Elgar, Franz Joseph Haydn, George Enescu, Nathan Cole, Piano Quintet, Priscilla Lee, Quintet for piano and strings, Quintet for Piano and Strings in A, Sonata No. 3 in a minor for violin and piano, String Quartet in D, UBS Chamber Music Festival of Lexington
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Review: UBS Chamber Music Festival of Lexington not a one-man show
This could have easily been the Nathan Cole Show. That was what the UBS Chamber Music Festival of Lexington hung its first edition in 2007: Hometown guy made good Nathan Cole, a violinist in the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, came back … Continue reading
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Tagged Akiko Tarumoto, Alessio Bax, Alfred Schnittke, Burchard Tang, Chamber Music Festival of Lexington, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Clancy Newman, Dream Sequence, Fasig-Tipton Pavilion, Franz Schubert, Johannes Brahms, Nathan Cole, Pizzicato Piece, Priscilla Lee
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