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AN AMERICAN IN PARIS
Nuanced and elegant Debussy, Ravel and Satie scores are set against the bold flavors of Gershwin and Antheil’s music in this delectable pairing of French and American treats. From the intoxicating tranquility of Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun to the passionate pulse of Ravel’s Bolero, these works are sure to tantalize. |
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JACQUES LACOMBE conductor |
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BEST OF BACH
The energizing sound of Bach’s music percolates through this lively program—a tall cup of counterpoint topped with an aria from his tasty “Coffee Cantata,” followed by a selection from his stirring cantata “Wake Up.” “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” adds a note of sweetness. |
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DAVID LOCKINGTON conductor (pictured)
ERIC WYRICK violin
BART FELLER flute
KATHLEEN NESTER flute
AVA PINE soprano |
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LISZT THE PIANIST
Jacques Lacombe serves up Wagner’s gracious and delicate Siegfried Idyll, followed by a pair of sizzling concertos by Hungarian master Liszt, with a bouquet of virtuosic flourishes in every movement. Liszt’s hearty Les Préludes concludes the program on an uplifting note. This program celebrates the 200th anniversary of Liszt’s birth. |
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JACQUES LACOMBE conductor
ANDRÉ LAPLANTE piano (pictured) |
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+ Classical Conversations begin one hour before the performance on October 28, 29 & 30. |
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