THE ST. FRANCIS AUDITORIUM AT THE NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART
SUNDAY, JANUARY 13 | 3PM
Amelia Baptist Church
1167 Buccaneer Trail
Fernandina Beach, Florida 32034
The Laidlaw Performing Arts Center - University of South Alabama
5751 USA South Drive
Mobile, Alabama 36608
Bates Recital Hall
2406 Robert Dedman Drive
Austin, Texas 78712
Daria Rabotkina and Bill McNally, pianos
Intermezzo for cello and piano
Karla Hamelin, cello and Michael Ippolito, piano
And music by Richard Hall and Thomas Clark
World premiere of Duo, for violin and cello
Stefani Matsuo, violin
Hiro Matsuo, cello
Mercantile Library
414 Walnut St #1100
Cincinnati, OH 45202
World premiere of Duo, for violin and cello
Stefani Matsuo, violin
Hiro Matsuo, cello
Mercantile Library
414 Walnut St #1100
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Joélle Harvey, Soprano
Allen Perriello, Piano
Program to include Purcell, Mozart, Clara Schumann, Grieg and the world premiere of my new work, Vanitas, co-commissioned by Carnegie Hall and the ASCAP Foundation Charles Kingsford Fund
http://www.chambermusicfriends.org/current-season
Faye Spanos Concert Hall at the Conservatory of Music, University of the Pacific
Stockton, CA
Juventas New Music Ensemble presents This Land Is Your Land
Commemorating the 50th anniversaries of the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act and the National Trails System Act, with new music inspired by American landscapes, in collaboration with The Landscape Music Composers Network
First Church Boston
66 Marlborough St. at Berkeley St.
John Lynch leads the Sydney Conservatorium Wind Ensemble in the Australian Premiere of Machine Become Music
more details to come
The Divertimento Project
c/o chamber orchestra
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Divertimento in F Major, K. 138"
Emile Bernard "Divertissement op. 36"
Michael Ippolito "Divertimento"
Bela Bartok "Divertimento Sz. 113"
Jacques Ibert "Divertissement"
Hittorfstraße 23, 14195 Berlin, Germany
Tickets 15 Euro / 12 Euro
For Reservations and more information contact: info@co-chamberorchestra.com
Keiko Tokunaga play my Partita along with works by Beethoven, Tartini, Saint-Saëns and Hirai
Libro Hall
Tokyo, Japan
The Counterpoint Vocal Ensemble, Nathaniel G. Lew, director
Elizabeth Reid, Viola
Caledonia Grange #9, Church Street
East Hardwick VT
The Counterpoint Vocal Ensemble, Nathaniel G. Lew, director
Elizabeth Reid, Viola
Church on the Hill, Lawrence Hill Road
Weston, VT
The Counterpoint Vocal Ensemble, Nathaniel G. Lew, director
Elizabeth Reid, Viola
First Congregational Church of Lebanon
10 South Park Street
Lebanon, NH
The Counterpoint Vocal Ensemble, Nathaniel G. Lew, director
Elizabeth Reid, Viola
Unitarian Church of Montpelier
130 Main Street
Montpelier, VT
Catherine Rand leads the University of Southern Mississippi Wind Ensemble in Machine Become Music.
Musicians from the Florida Orchestra play Smoke Rings at their Classical Revolution concert at SubCentral At The Iberian Rooster.
Smoke Rings, for string quartet
Yuan-yuan Wang, Zubaida Azezi, violins
Derek Mosloff, viola
Fred Gratta, cello
475 Central Avenue, Suite 100
Saint Petersburg, Florida 33701
Caroline Beatty, Conductor
PROGRAM REPERTOIRE
Lollapalooza (1995) – John Adams/trans. (2005) James Spinnazola
“Now All Lies Under Thee” from Symphony No. 9 (2011) – David Maslanka
~In memoriam, David Maslanka~
CBDNA Premiere
Preludes, Op. 34 (1933) – Dmitri Shostakovich
No. 16* trans. (2016) Jordan Stern
No. 14 trans. (1988) H. Robert Reynolds
No. 6* trans. (2016) Jordan Stern
* CBDNA Premieres
Machine Become Music (2017) – Michael Ippolito
Prelude
Scherzo
Passacaglia
CBDNA Premiere
“Elegy" and "Tarantella” from Symphony No. 4 (1992) – Alfred Reed
CBDNA Premiere
More information about the concert here
Michael Francis conducts world premiere of Triptych
Sunday, February 25, 2018 at 7:30pm – Ruth Eckerd Hall
Clearwater, FL
Michael Francis conducts the world premiere of Triptych
Saturday, February 24, 2018 at 8:00pm – Mahaffey Theater
St. Petersburg, FL
Michael Francis conducts world premiere of Triptych
Friday, February 23, 2018 at 8:00pm – Mahaffey Theatere
Saint Petersburg, FL
NOTUS: Contemporary Vocal Ensemble
Auer Hall
Indiana University School of Music
Bloomington, IN
“Echoes & Storms”
Dominick DiOrio, conductor,
with Grant Farmer & Joshua Harper, conductors
Rex Isenberg, composer (guest artist)
Aram Arakelyan, piano
Edward Gazouleas, viola
Kurt Muroki, double bass
Matthew Recio, composer
Monroe String Quartet
Susie Koh, violin
Sofia Kim, violin
Andrew Collins, viola
Marta Guðmundsdóttir, cello
Denique Isaac, soprano
Maya Vansuch, soprano
Joseph Ittoop, tenor
Repertoire
Parola: this view of life (2013)
Siegel: Saguaro (2007)
Ippolito: Rain Song (2016)
Choi: Ang Tren (2015)
Feliciano: Pamugun (2002)
Recio: Echo (2016, premiere)*
Isenberg: Feathers in the Wind (2016)
*2017 NOTUS Student Composition
Contest 3rd Prize Winner
c/o in the New Year
20 January 2018, 18:00
Evangelische Kirche am Markt, Mühlenberger Weg 64A, 22587 Hamburg
with the Hamburg Trio:
Mitsuru Shiogai, Violin
Vytautas Sondeckis, Violincello
Eberhard Hasenfratz, Piano
Richard Wagner: Siegfried Idyll
Michael Ippolito: Divertimento (World Premiere)
Ludwig van Beethoven: Triple Concerto in C Major Op. 56 for Violin, Violincello, Piano and Orchestra
Tickets: 10 bis 32 €
On sale from 8. January at the Kirche Am Markt, Gemeindehaus, Tel. 866250-0
c/o: Debuts
19 January 2018, 19:30
Paul-Gerhardt-Kirche, Hauptstr. 47, 10827 Berlin-Schöneberg
with the Hamburg Trio:
Mitsuru Shiogai, Violin
Vytautas Sondeckis, Violincello
Eberhard Hasenfratz, Piano
Richard Wagner: Siegfried Idyll
Michael Ippolito: Divertimento (World Premiere)
Ludwig van Beethoven: Triple Concerto in C Major Op. 56 for Violin, Violincello, Piano and Orchestra
Tickets 15 Euro / 12 Euro
Reservations over Email at: info@co-chamberorchestra.com
Artistic Director Hiro Matsuo leads an exploration of the Fugue, a compositional technique used through the ages, featuring J.S. Bach’s Art of the Fugue, NY-based and Cincinnati-bred composer Michael Ippolito’s String Quartet No.4, and the colossal Grosse Fugue by Ludwig van Beethoven. Choreographer Jimmy Cunningham of the Cincinnati Ballet will provide visual representation of Bach’s Art of the Fugue.
Cincinnati Art Museum
Artistic Director Hiro Matsuo leads an exploration of the Fugue, a compositional technique used through the ages, featuring J.S. Bach’s Art of the Fugue, NY-based and Cincinnati-bred composer Michael Ippolito’s String Quartet No.4, and the colossal Grosse Fugue by Ludwig van Beethoven. Choreographer Jimmy Cunningham of the Cincinnati Ballet will provide visual representation of Bach’s Art of the Fugue.
Cincinnati Art Museum
Chamber Music at The Barns
Wolf Trap
Vienna, VA
FRANZ JOSEF HAYDN (1732-1809) String Quartet in D Major, Op. 20, No. 4
I. Allegro di molto e scherzando
II. Adagio
II. Menuetto
IV. Finale: Fuga a tre Soggetti
MICHAEL IPPOLITO String Quartet No. 3 “Songlines”
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN (1770-1827) String Quartet No. 15 in A Minor, Op. 132
I. Assai sostenuto; Allegro
II. Allegro ma non tanto
III. Heiliger Dankgesang eines Genesenen an die Gottheit, in the lydischen tonart: Molto adagio; Neue Kraft fühlend; Andante
IV. Alla marcia, assai vivace
V. Allegro appassionato
Dr. Caroline Beatty and the Texas State University Wind Symphony present the world premiere of Machine Become Music
Evans Auditorium, Texas State University
San Marcos, TX
Alice Tully Hall
Edo de Waart, conductor
Violin soloist to be announced
BRAHMS Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in D Major
IPPOLITO Nocturne, for orchestra (2011)
STRAUSS Der Rosenkavalier Suite, Op. 59
Known for his “enviable ability to transform orchestras into world-class ensembles,” Dutch conductor Edo de Waart makes his Juilliard Orchestra debut leading works by Brahms, Strauss, and Juilliard alumnus Michael Ippolito.
Edo de Waart and the Nashville Symphony perform my Nocturne along with works by Mozart and Rachmaninoff
The Texas State Chorale, Joey Martin, director, and violist Ames Asbell, present the premiere public performances of Rain Song for choir and viola, with text by Carl Sandburg
Recital Hall
Texas State University Performing Arts Center
Edo de Waart and the Nashville Symphony perform my Nocturne along with works by Mozart and Rachmaninoff
More details can be found here
The Texas State Chorale, Joey Martin, director, and violist Ames Asbell, present the premiere public performances of Rain Song for choir and viola, with text by Carl Sandburg
Recital Hall
Texas State University Performing Arts Center
Edo de Waart and the Nashville Symphony perform my Nocturne along with works by Mozart and Rachmaninoff