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Le Petit Trianon Theatre
October, November & December Calendar of Events
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10/04
8:00pm
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South
Bay Guitar Society Presents:
Jerome Mouffe, solo guitar.
Jerome is from Belgium and is currently completing his Doctorate
degree at the New England Conservatory, under the direction of
Eliot Fisk.
Jérôme’s repertoire ranges from the Renaissance
to the 20th century music. His current focus for concert presentations
and his upcoming CD is 19th Century Italian composers including
Paganini, Regondi, and Legnani.
Tickets: $20,15.
For information call 408 292-0704 or visit http://www.sbgs.org
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10/09
6:00pm
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The
Commonwealth of Silicon Valley Presents: “The
Next Generation City” with Carol Coletta –
President, CEO’s for Cities and Host, Smart City Radio!
Coletta will discuss how local leaders, citizens, and
activists can capitalize on a number of positive trends shaping
cities today. In particular, Coletta will explore the importance
of developing Next Generation Cities that respond to the new realities
of a knowledge economy.
Coletta will specifically address how cities that want to thrive
in this economy need to excel in the following areas: developing
and retaining talent, fostering innovation and leadership, linking
people with ideas to talent, and capitalizing on local differences
to build economic opportunities.
FREE ADMISSION!
For information call 408-280-5530 or visit http://www.commonwalthclub.org
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10/11
7:30pm
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.Mission
Chamber Orchestra Presents:
Music from the Iberian Peninsula!
Michael Bautista and Marc Teicholz, guitarists
Program:
Jerónimo Lima Overture to Le Nozze d’Ercole ed Ebe
Sergio Azevedo Eine kleine Streichmusik
Manuel deFalla Suite no. 1 from Three-Cornered Hat
Joaquin Rodrigo Concierto de Madrigal
Tickets: General Admission $22, Students & Seniors $17, and
Children under 12 $7.
For information call 408-236-3350 or visit http://missionchamber.org
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10/16
6:30pm
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The
Commonwealth of Silicon Valley Presents:
“Decision 2008: An Economic Perspective
with Dr. John Taylor and Dr. Laura Tyson”
Dr. John Taylor – Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution,
Former Undersecretary of the Treasury for International Affairs
under President George W. Bush, Advisor to Senator McCain
Dr. Laura Tyson – Professor at the University of California
Berkeley Hass School of Business, Former Chair of the National
Economic Council under President Bill Clinton, Advisor to Senator
Obama
A rising number of home foreclosures, slowing economic growth
and the falling dollar are signaling doom to some economists and
consumers. However, unemployment rates are still at historically
low national levels, and some prognosticators suggest that the
doom-and-gloom scenarios are overblown. What challenges must the
future president be prepared to handle in terms of the economy?
With the election less than a month away, join presidential candidates
advisors Taylor and Tyson as they discuss and offer the economic
perspectives of Senators Obama and McCain.
Tickets: $8 Members; $15 Non-Members
For information call 408-280-5530 or visit http://www.commonwalthclub.org.
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10/18
6:00pm
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Morgan
Autism Center Presents:
"Starry Starry Night"
Please join us for fine libations, culinary delicacies
& great music. This funfilled evening includes a silent/live
art auction with our student's art work.
$100 per person
Honorary Co- Chairs: Gloria Citti and Helen Marchese-Owen
** on Line Reistration Available Starting On September
1st **
For information call 408-241-8161 or visit http://www.morgancenter.org
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10/19
7:00pm
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Ives
Quartet Presents: " Paradoxes"
The American Legacy.
For information visit http://www.ivesquartet.org
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10/26
7:00pm
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San
Jose Chamber Orchestra Presents:
Souvenirs
Mimi Dye, viola Jackeline Rago, quatro/bandola/percussion
Jim Schneider, piano Sam Bevan, bass
Tschaikovsky Souvenirs de Florence
Mimi Dye One Beautiful Light *
Tschaikovsky brings back souvenirs from Italy and Mimi Dye creates
a jazzy new excursion with the tastes of Venezuela.
For information call 408-295-4416 or visit http://www.sjco.org |
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11/01
8:00pm
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South
Bay Guitar Society Presents: Dale Kavanagh, solo guitar.
Canadian-born Dale Kavanagh is one of the guitar
world's most gifted interpreters.
She received he undergraduate and graduate degrees at Acadia
University, Dalhousie University with Carol van Feggelen, the
University of Toronto with Eli Kassner and Banff Center School
of the Arts in Canada and the Musik Akademie der Stadt Basel in
Switzerland with Oscar Ghiglia.
For information call 408 292-0704 or visit http://www.sbgs.org
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11/07
6:30pm
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The
Commonwealth of Silicon Valley Presents:
Shabana Azmi – India Cinema Actress
& Social Activist
Azmi is considered by many to be one of the marquee
actresses in India Cinema. A five time winner of the coveted National
Film Award for Best Actress, Azmi is also admired for her work
as a social activist and crusader against injustice and religious
extremism.
Join us for a candid conversation with Azmi as she
discusses her distinguished film career and her joint efforts
with Home of Hope, an organization that works to empower women
from Azmi’s father’s village, Mijwan.
Azmi will be in conversation with Lakshmi Pratury.
Tickets:
$20 General (purchased by Oct. 29th)
$40 General (purchased after Oct. 29th)
$12 Students (18 and under)
$125 Premium (includes private reception and priority seating)
For reservations visit http://www.commonwealthclub.org/sv
or call 800-847-7730 (tickets go on sale Sept. 29th)
Co-Presenters: The Commonwealth Club Silicon Valley & Lakshmi’s
Lounge .
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11/08
8:00pm
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San
Jose Chamber Music Society Presents:
LES PALADIN ensemble
Jérôme Correas, Director & harpsichord;
Isabelle Poulenard, soprano; Jean-Francois Lombard, tenor; with
flute, two violins, basson, cello theorbo
Program: ‘The King’s Mistress’: baroque music
written for, sung by or favored by Madame de Pompadour - by MOURET,
RAMEAU, MONDONVILLE, LULLY, DESTOUCHES, FRANCOEUR, REBEL.
Pre-concert talk: TBD
Madame de Pompadour (pictured above), favorite of King Louis
XV of France, transformed a hall of Versailles into a theatre
where she loved to entertain the court, performing songs written
for her by the most popular composers of the day, such as Rameau,
as well as ‘older’ music (by Lully for one). She was
a true artist with a high, virtuosic voice, and was a fine actress.
The King built Le Petit Trianon for her at Versailles, 1763-68.
Jérôme Correas founded Les Paladins ensemble in 1997
to recreate such experiences as this program, which they performed
at Versailles, and to revive neglected and great French and Italian
baroque repertoire. In 2002 and 2006 Correas sang for us Fauré’s
song cycle La bonne chanson.
For information call 408-236-3350 or visit http://www.sjchambermusic.org |
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11/09
3:00pm |
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The
Music Teachers’ Association of California Presents:Seyoung
Lee, Korean Violinist
International Sejong Soloists Broadcast
on NPR
Emily Lu, Piano Renowned Bay Area Soloist
& Collaborative Artist
Santa Clara County Branch Scholarship Foundation presents a benefit
concert by Seyoung Lee.
She will perform music by Mozart, Dvorak, Smetana, Wieniawski,
Brahms, Richard Strauss & Rachmaninov.
Dr. Emily Lu, renowned Bay Area piano soloist will be the collaborative
artist.
Tickets, Student & Senior $5-Adults $10, will be available
at the door or at will call Nov.9.
For information please go to www.mtacsantaclara.org Or call 408-741-1922.
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11/09
7:00pm
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Steinway
Society The Bay Area Presents:
The Lee Trio
Three Hearts Beat As One
Praised for “gripping immediacy and freshness” and a “rich palette
of tone colors”, these three sisters have inspired and moved audiences
around the world. While each member of the Trio is a brilliant
soloist in her own right, the Trio has established itself as one
of the premier chamber ensembles on the international stage.
For information call 408-295-6500 or visit http://www.steinwaythebayarea.com |
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11/16
2:30pm
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Steinway
Society The Bay Area Presents:
Saint Michael Trio
The Saint Michael Trio is a fresh and exciting addition
to the Bay Area classical music scene. Established in 2006, the
artists already perform with remarkable rapport and understanding,
and have quickly established a loyal audience and demanding concert
schedule.
Admission is FREE
For information call 408-295-6500 or visit http://www.steinwaythebayarea.com
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11/30
7:00pm
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San
Jose Chamber Music Society Presents: Afiara String Quartet &
Pianist Stephen Prutsman.
David Samuel, viola; Valerie Li, violin; Adrian
Fung, cello; Yuri Cho, violin
Program: HAYDN ‘Erdödy’ Quartet in D Major, Op.76
#5; Aleksandra VREBALOV
Pannonia Boundless; BEETHOVEN Quartet in F Minor, Op.95 ‘Serioso’;
DVORAK
Piano Quintet in A Major, Op.81.
Pre-concert talk: Roger Emanuels
Afiara String Quartet, all Canadians, has won prominence from
their many acclaimed concerts (including Carnegie Hall) and their
residency with the Alexander Quartet as Morrison Fellows at the
International Center for the Arts at San Francisco State University.
“Startling intensity” and a “powerful, keen-edged
collective sound” (S.F. Classical Voice). Virtuoso pianist,
composer and arranger Stephen Prutsman moves easily from classical
to jazz to world music. In the early ‘90’s he was
a medal winner at the Tchaikovsky and Queen Elizabeth piano competitions
and received an Avery Fisher Career Grant. In 2004, he was appointed
Artistic Partner with the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, where
he acts as composer, arranger, conductor, program host and pianist.
For information call 408-236-3350 or visit http://www.sjchambermusic.org |
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12/07
7:00pm
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Steinway Society The Bay Area Presents: Adam
Neiman
As a teenage prodigy, Adam Neiman dazzled the music world, receiving
critical international acclaim for his debut at age 11 in Los
Angeles. Even more revered today, Neiman, winner of the 1995 Gilmore
Young Artist Award, is recognized as an artist of rare depth,
sensitivity and virtuosity.
For information call 408-295-6500 or visit http://www.steinwaythebayarea.com
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12/13
& 14
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The
Silicon Valley Gay Men's Chorus presents: 'WinterSong: Ringin'
& Swingin'
Saturday, December 13, 8pm
Sunday, December 14, 7pm
All seats $20, general admission
For information and tickets visit http://www.svgmc.org
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Freedom Worship Center |
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Come
celebrate life and experience the love that only Jesus Christ
can give. Live music, an uplifting message, prayer for your needs,
and caring friendships awaiting you. For more information call
(408) 297-8508 or visit http://www.freedomwc.org |
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Haven |
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Sunday
Worship Services (little ones are welcome!)
For more information call (408) 370-0565 or visit www.ihaven.org
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