photo: Josh Brown
CALENDAR
World Premiere by D.J. Sparr
University of North Carolina - Greensboro
April 25th, 2019
7:30pm
UNCG Symphonic Band
Kevin Geraldi, conductor
MCTEE Finish Line
PERSICHETTI Masquerade
SPARR Title TBA (world premiere)
SWEELINCK Variations on Mein junges Leben hat ein
IPPOLITO Machine Becomes Music (consortium premiere)
TCHAIKOVSKY Dance of the Jesters (trans. Cramer)
High Point University Wind Ensemble
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April 16th, 2019
7:30pm
Brian Meixner, conductor
All Stars Are Love by Steven Bryant
Goodnight, Moon by Eric Whitacre (arr. Verena Moesenbichler-Bryant)
Pieta by John Muehleisen
sounding light
March 17th, 2019
TBD
sounding light chamber choir
Tom Trenney, conductor
Pieta by John Muehleisen
sounding light
March 16th, 2019
TBD
sounding light chamber choir
Tom Trenney, conductor
Pieta by John Muehleisen
sounding light
March 15th, 2019
TBD
sounding light chamber choir
Tom Trenney, conductor
Winston Salem Symphony
Fox8 Holiday Concert
December 15th, 2018
7:30pm
Lawrence Joel Veterans’ Memorial Coliseum
2825 University Pkwy
Winston-Salem, NC 27105
A yuletide concert featuring festive holiday favorites and a carol sing-along! Parking and concert are FREE with a donation of canned or nonperishable food items for the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
HAVEN Trio
Ashes and Dreams
November 6th, 2018
7pm
St. Mary of the Woods College
“The imperishability of humanity’s songs amidst a chaotic world”
Ashes and Dreams (Lee Kesselman)
I never saw another butterfly (Lori Laitman)
Nattsanger (Abbie Betinis)
Barber Knoxville: Summer of 1915
Michigan State University Symphony Orchestra
September 28th
7:30pm
Kevin Noe, conductor
de Falla - Suite No. 2 from "The Three-Cornered Hat"
Barber - Knoxville Summer of 1915 (Lindsay Kesselman, soprano)
Stravinsky - Petrouchka
General admission seating: $12 for adults, $10 for seniors, free for students.
Cabaret Songs by William Bolcom
University of North Carolina School of the Arts Chamber Winds
September 23rd, 2018
3pm
The Chamber Winds performs a whimsical program of compositions that provide new twists on old classics. Faculty Artist Paul Sharpe is featured as bass soloist on Jean Francaix’s quirky “Mozart new-look,” a play on the themes in Mozart’s famous opera “Don Giovanni,” and celebrated soprano Lindsay Kesselman sings a wind ensemble arrangement of satirical cabaret songs by William Bolcom.
Ticket Price: $20 regular/$15 student
Roots and Braches: The Music of North Carolina
University of North Carolina School of the Arts
September 8, 2018
7:30 PM
Song of the Bleeding Pines by David Ludwig (World Premiere of chamber version)
Texts: Ray Owen
University of North Carolina School of the Arts, Watson Hall
North Carolina's rich history comes to life in music inspired by the landscape and culture of this region. The concert features alumnus Nicholas Rich's “Little Simple Song” for two voices, banjo, guitar, fiddle and bass – a result of Nick’s partnership with bluegrass band Stray Local – as well as David Ludwig’s “Songs from the Bleeding Pines,” which tells the story of the rescue of North Carolina's longleaf pines.
Performers include Lindsay Kesselman, soprano; Immanuel Davis, flute; Oskar Espina Ruiz, clarinet; Janet Orenstein, violin; Brooks Whitehouse, cello; Dmitri Vorobiev, piano; Stephanie Foley Davis, mezzo soprano; Emily Damrel, bass and voice; Deena Rizkalla, fiddle; Greyson Leybourne, banjo; Nick Rich, guitar and mandolin; Saxton Rose, bassoon; Joseph Pecoraro, guitar; John R. Beck, marimba; and Paul Sharpe, bass.
Ticket Price: $20 regular/$15 student
Lindsay Kesselman Solo Showcase
Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble
July 20, 2018
8:00 PM
Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble
Kevin Noe, director
With doses of peculiarity and humor sprinkled throughout the night, soprano Lindsay Kesselman strikes a chord of universal resonance as she takes the audience from triumph to tragedy. With music by David Lang, Amy Beth Kirsten, William Bolcom, Lee Kesselman, John Bucchino, Jeff Nytch, and Kieren MacMillan, this powerful emotional journey illuminates the edges of our most essential human need: to love and be loved. Come ready to laugh, cry, hope, and ultimately know yourself fully once again.
Lindsay Kesselman Solo Showcase
Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble
July 21, 2018
8:00 PM
Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble
Kevin Noe, director
With doses of peculiarity and humor sprinkled throughout the night, soprano Lindsay Kesselman strikes a chord of universal resonance as she takes the audience from triumph to tragedy. With music by David Lang, Amy Beth Kirsten, William Bolcom, Lee Kesselman, John Bucchino, Jeff Nytch, and Kieren MacMillan, this powerful emotional journey illuminates the edges of our most essential human need: to love and be loved. Come ready to laugh, cry, hope, and ultimately know yourself fully once again.