Review: SummerFest's 'Unsilenced Voices' an understated and accomplished evening of music
La Jolla Music Society's penultimate festival concert featured music that related to forms of silencing, such as imprisonment, loss and apocalypse
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La Jolla Music Society's penultimate festival concert featured music that related to forms of silencing, such as imprisonment, loss and apocalypse
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At a glance John Williams' movie music and Maurice Ravel's piano pieces might have little in common. Except, both composers very much reflect their nationalities. Williams' American brashness jumps out of almost every score he wrote for some of the most popular films ever. Ravel's colorful piano works deeply reflect his Frenchness in every sinuous, seductive, splashy phrase.
One-act political satires by George Dreyfus and Ernst Krenek delivered in thrilling style with every detail of tone and colour writ large.
Performances set July 9 in Nisswa, July 16 in Crosslake, among other locations