Beethoven, Bach and Lenberg: Ukiah Symphony's musical director discusses upcoming concert – The Willits News
“We’re really lucky with this concert. We’re performing two concertos. Usually there’s just one.”
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Beethoven, Bach and Lenberg: Ukiah Symphony's musical director discusses upcoming concert – The Ukiah Daily Journal
“We’re really lucky with this concert. We’re performing two concertos. Usually there’s just one.” Ukiah Symphony’s musical director Phillip Lenberg will be conducting on Saturday and Sunday, April 6 and 7. The upcoming concert will feature three guest soloists and four pieces- Johann Sebastian Bach’s Concerto for 2 Violins in D minor, Clara Schumann’s Piano […]
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On the Arts
OPEN AIR is now ON THE ARTS. The name's new, but it is still KALW’s weekly magazine of the performing arts in the Bay Area hosted by David Latulippe. ON THE ARTS features live interviews with musicians, choreographers, and actors, with occasional in-studio performances and ticket giveaways. Produced by Niels Swinkels.For segment/guest suggestions, email david@kalw.org
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Lakes Area Music Festival concert offered Jan. 23 via Facebook, website
Concert focuses on less known composers. Written By: PineandLakes Echo Journal | 9:00 am, Jan. 22, 2021 × Chloe Fedor. Submitted Photo At 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 23, the Lakes Area Music Festival will present the second of its Winter Series concerts: Beauty in Chaos, Hope in Order. Recorded in New York City’s Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, this performance will be broadcast worldwide via the festival’s Facebook page and website. Beauty in Chaos, Hope in Order will feature music from the 17th century for strings, harpsichord and theorbo (a large, plucked instrument...
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