August
08/28 & 29 8:00pm and 7:00pm
San Jose Chamber Orchestra presents:
A Little Night Music
Featuring guest artists: Mezzo-soprano Layna Chianakas and NONA (Nadine Trudel, cello and Gil Katz, bazz)
Program:
* Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, Mozart
* Kahea **, Michael Touchi
* Mestengo, Robert Cornejo
* Hymmn, Steven Mark Kohn
* Tribal **, Gil Katz
For more information call (408) 286-5111 or visit http://www.sjcoticotickets.org
09/09 10:00am
Audio High is proud to bring pianist Robert Silverman back to the Bay Area for our 2010 - 2011 concert series featuring the complete Beethoven piano sonata cycle.
Benefit Concert
All the proceeds from these concerts (including sponsorships) will go to building a "Room of Magic" at Stanford Children's Hospital in association with the Elf Foundation, a non-profit organization that builds theaters for sick children around the country. For additional donations please go to Audio High Donations.
About the Artist
Silverman is one of the world’s premiere pianists, having reached a level of musical and technical authority that can only be accomplished after years of deep commitment to the instrument and its vast literature. In a career spanning more than five decades, he has climbed every peak of serious pianism.
Many aspects of Mr. Silverman’s playing are frequently noted: a polished technique, an extraordinary range of tonal palette, an uncanny ability to sing his way into the heart of a phrase, and probing interpretations of the most complex works in the repertoire.
He is one of the few pianists to tackle both the entire Beethoven piano sonata cycle and the complete Mozart piano sonatas. He has performed in prestigious halls across the globe with many of the world’s greatest conductors, and he has produced many award-winning recordings. His complete discography includes 25 CDs and a dozen LPs.
The complete Beethoven piano sonata cycle performances will be recorded and produced on CD and in high-res audio, available for download.
For more information, dates and ticket purchase please go to http://audiohigh.eventbright.com
09/11 07:30 pm
Steinway Society The Bay Area presents:
Joel fan
Joel Fan's debut album World Keys (released in 2006) became a classical music best-seller charting #3 n Billboards's Classical Chart. He has appeared as soloist with orchestras such as the New York Philharmonic and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, and is also a winner of the Busoni International and the Kosciuzko Foundation chopin Prize. For information call 408- 295-6500 or visit http://www.steinwaythebayarea.com
09/12 02:00 pm
"Love's Sweet Drama"
A vocal program of favorites from opera and musical sung by Barbara Benjamin, Lyric Soprano
Barbara will be singing well-known opera arias (from Tosca, Gianni Schicci, and Marriage of Figaro), German and French art song favorites, and some of the most loved songs from musicals and such as Phantom of the Opera, West Side Story, and Les Miserables.
Irina Prilipko-Morgan will be the pianist.
This is a free concert and open to the public, but space is limited so please reserve a seat by emailing bb2010concert@att.net or calling 408-223-1302
09/16 06:00 pm
Audio High is proud to bring pianist Robert Silverman back to the Bay Area for our 2010 - 2011 concert series featuring the complete Beethoven piano sonata cycle.
Benefit Concert
All the proceeds from these concerts (including sponsorships) will go to
building a "Room of Magic" at Stanford Children's Hospital in association
with the Elf Foundation, a non-profit organization that builds theaters for
sick children around the country. For additional donations please go to Audio
High Donations.
About the Artist
Silverman is one of the world’s premiere pianists, having reached a level of musical and technical authority that can only be accomplished after years of deep commitment to the instrument and its vast literature. In a career spanning more than five decades, he has climbed every peak of serious pianism.
Many aspects of Mr. Silverman’s playing are frequently noted: a polished technique, an extraordinary range of tonal palette, an uncanny ability to sing his way into the heart of a phrase, and probing interpretations of the most complex works in the repertoire.
He is one of the few pianists to tackle both the entire Beethoven piano sonata cycle and the complete Mozart piano sonatas. He has performed in prestigious halls across the globe with many of the world’s greatest conductors, and he has produced many award-winning recordings. His complete discography includes 25 CDs and a dozen LPs.
The complete Beethoven piano sonata cycle performances will be recorded and produced on CD and in high-res audio, available for download.
For more information, dates and ticket purchase please go to http://audiohigh.eventbright.com
09/24 07:00 pm
Hellenic Heritage Institute & Museum presents:…"Among all the Greek tragedies none can compare with the tragic power of Oresteia, the only surviving trilogy; none can surpass the lessons it teaches, and the wisdom that makes sense even today ."
THE ORESTEIA By Aeschylus
Performed by Leonidas Loizidis’ Theater
Admission: $50
(Includes Wine Reception)
to benefit the Hellenic Museum
For information call 408-247-4685 or visit http://www.hhisj.org
09/25 07:30 pm
Mission Chamber Music Society presents: “Mozart’s Passion” with pianist Keith Kirchoff. Works by Mozart, Bloomer Deussen, Gorecki, Britten, Taneyev.
For information call 408-236-3350 or visit http://www.missionchamber.org
09/26 07:30 pm
Ives Quartet presents:
Joseph Haydn, Quartet in B-Flat, Op.50, No.1
Dane Rudhyar, String Quartet, No. 2, “Crisis and Overcoming”
Robert Schumann, Piano Quintet in Eb Major, Op.44
Gwendolyn Mok, guest artist.
For information call 650-224-7849 or visit http://www.ivesquartet.org
Every Sunday 10:00am
Haven:
Sunday Worship Services (little ones are welcome!)
For more information call (408) 370-0565 or visit www.ihaven.org
Every Sunday 10:00am
Freedom Worship Center
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