Cellist Joyce Geeting and pianist Christine DeKlotz perform Carol Worthey’s Elegy, a work commissioned by Geeting as a tribute to those lost in the deadly terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Also on the program areVocalise by Rachmaninoff and Sonata, Opus 78 by Brahms, works of a spiritual and healing nature.
Geeting gave the premiere performance of Elegy at St. Martin-in the-Fields in London in 2003 and has performed the composition in Germany and throughout the United States. She and DeKlotz will perform the East Coast premiere at a concert in Manhattan on Sept. 11.
Donations will defray the cost of travel to New York.
Thu, Sep 8, 2011
7:00pm
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Description: Something to Sing About in New York will offer a concert of heartfelt and inspiring poetry and drama, as well as vocal and instrumental music (piano/flute/guitar selections) from the classics to musical theatre in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of September 11. Performers will include Anna Bartos, Deborah Stone, Jimmy Roberts, Sara Zahn, Ray Burghardt, Enrique Suarez-Olmos, Vanessa Verduga, Rosa Hyewon Lee, Soo-Kyung Park, Annie Qian, Rafael Reyes, and Moshe Knoll. Reception Follows
Hosted by:-Something to Sing About
September 11, 2011
04:00 pm – 05:00 pm
400 West 43rd Street 2nd Floor
New York NEW YORK 10036
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Francisca Valenzuela will bring her talent to the Joe’s Pub Summer Salon series on September 20. The Chilean singer-songwriter is known for her powerful vocals, strong piano skills, and diverse lyrics. Let her win you over too, check her out that the Cooper Hotel Penthouse.
WHEN: Tuesday, September 20th at 7:00pm
WHERE: Cooper Square Hotel Penthouse
25 Cooper Square, Manhattan, NY
COST: $15
Mariam Adam, clarinet & Evelyn Ulex, piano
Since 2005 the TransAltantic Ensemble has been making music together as a duo on either side of the Atlantic. Hailing from Berlin and New York, the ensemble has aimed to bring together the elements that make classical music the evolution of sound that it is today. Their performances have gained the audiences of contemporary, crossover, classical and even jazz tastes.
They have performed in Carnegie Hall with Paquito D’Rivera, Symphony Space, Chamber Music Lincoln Center, also in Hamburg, Leipzig, Costa Rica with several repeat performances throughout Berlin.
The concert is one hour long; there is no charge for admission
When: Thursday, September 22, 2011
Time: 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Where: WMP Concert Hall
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Yuja Wang is a Chinese classical pianist. She was born in Beijing, began studying piano there at age six, and went on to study at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing. In 2001, Wang won Third Prize and Special Jury Prize (awarded to an especially superior finalist of less than 20 years in age, prize money of 500,000 Japanese Yen) in the Piano Section at the First Sendai International Music Competition in Sendai, Japan.
Performers
Yuja Wang, Piano
New York Recital Debut
Program
Program to include:
FRANZ LISZT Sonata in B Minor
SERGEI PROKOFIEV Sonata No. 6 in A Major, Op. 82
where: Carnegie Hall
57th Street and Seventh Avenue,
New York City
when: October 20, 2011, 8:00 PM
Come and join Camerata Virtuosi New Jersey (CVNJ) in celebrating pianist Choong-Mo Kang’s ground-breaking appointment as a professor of piano at the Juilliard School. He will be the first Asian pianist to hold the position.
Pianist Choong-Mo Kang has captured audiences throughout the world with his poetic intensity and confident simplicity of talent in his performances. Born in South Korea, Mr. Kang was the prizewinner of numerous international competitions including Dong-A Competition in Korea, Frinna Awerbuch International Piano Competition, Louise D. McMahan Competition, and Washington International Competition. Kang has won plaudits from critics around the world for his acclaimed performances with the London Philharmonic Orchestra and the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, and he has recei ... 
International singing sensation Cristina Fontanelli’s highly acclaimed “Christmas in Italy”. You will be taken on a vocal journey through Italy’s best loved songs and arias as well as Neapolitan and Christmas classics. Her repertoire will include songs and arias by Donizetti, Tosti and Puccini along with such classics as “Torna A Surriento,” “Christo Paese d’o Sole”, “Ave Maria”, and the Italian Christmas classic “Tu Scendi dalle Stelle” (“You Came Down From The Stars.”) For this special event, Ms. Fontanelli will be accompanied by piano, mandolin, guitar and accordion in order to evoke the authentic Italian flavor of the music.
When: Sunday Nov 27, 2011
Time: 3:00pm to 5:00pm
Where: The Kaye Playhou ... 
International singing sensation Cristina Fontanelli brings her highly acclaimed show “Christmas in Italy” running 8 years in New York City to the San Diego stage.
You will be taken on a vocal journey through Italy’s best loved songs and arias as well as Neapolitan and Christmas classics. Her repertoire will include songs and arias by Donizetti, Tosti and Puccini along with such classics as “Torno A Surriento,” “Christo Paese d’o Sole” and the Italian classic “Tu Scendi dale Stelle” (“You Came Down From The Stars.”) For this special event, Ms. Fontanelli will be accompanied by piano, mandolin, guitar,accordion and local student choir in order to evoke the authentic Italian flavor of the music.
When: Thursday Dec 08, 2 ... 
Bulgarian-American Center “Madara” presents an exciting selection of modern works for violin and piano influenced and inspired by Bulgarian folk music”From Sofia to New York in One Hour”
The young artists Tania Stavreva, piano & Teodora Dimitrova, violin (The T&T Duo) will bring an hour of their Bulgarian musical heritage to The Big Apple.
When: Friday, March 30, 2012
Time: 7:30pm until 9:00pm
Where: Symphony Space,
2537 Broadway, New York, NY 10025
Ticket: $20; Member, Senior, Student $15; Children $10; Day of Show $25
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The Florida State University College of Music presents “An Evening of Chamber Music at Carnegie Hall”
The program showcases two duos; the first half features the settings of the poetry of Langston Hughes performed by Albert Lee (tenor) and Edward Rothmel (piano). The second half of the program traces the musical journey of dynamic pianists Hyemin Kim and Joohae Kim. Hyemin Kim introduces the program with a solo piano piece “Wizards: Three Magic Masters” by American composer Judith Lang Zaimont. Joohae Kim then follows with two pieces from “Landscape Preludes” by New Zealand composers John Psathas and Gareth Farr. To conclude the recital, these two prize-winning pianists combine their talents to perform L’Histoire de Babar, written by French composer Francis Poulenc and transcr ... 
