Utah
Chamber Artists Announces 2012-2013 Concert Season
Utah's premier choir and orchestra ensemble opens season with popular Cathedral Collage Concert, four-program series features guest artists Fry String Quartet, Matthew Zalkind
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Salt Lake
City - Utah
Chamber Artists launches its 22nd concert season this September with
the extremely popular Collage Concert at the Cathedral of the Madeleine
in Salt Lake City. The eagerly anticipated concerts have been a part of Utah
Chamber Artists annual season for 16 years. It will take place on Monday September 17th at 8:00 PM
in the Cathedral. The concert is free to the public and no tickets are
required. This year?s program is entitled ?Shadows and Light?. The
unique concert format involves continuous music by the entire ensemble, smaller
groups, and guest soloists. Each selection is performed from a different part
of the cathedral enhanced by lighting coordinated by lighting director Chip
Dance. Douglas O?Neill, Cathedral of the Madeleine organist will also be
performing
We are delighted
to feature The Fry Street Quartet this year. Members Robert Waters, Rebecca
McFaul ? violins, Bradley Ottesen, viola, and Ann Francis Bayless, cello will
perform music of Janacek, Brahms, Beethoven and Kaminsky. The quartet will also
perform with the choir in ?Dark Night of the Soul? with music by Ola Gjeilo and
text by St. John of the Cross. The 14-minute piece ?shifts between shadows and
light? and is composed for choir, string quartet and piano. The quartet will
also join the choir in arrangements Bach?s ?Jesu Joy of Man?s Desiring? and
Vivaldi?s ?Domine Fili Unigenite?.
Ticket
Information:
Tickets may be
purchased through Kingtix.com or by calling 801-581-7100
EARLY BIRD
PRICES when purchased before the date of concert Adults $15.00 Students $10.00 -service charges will apply
THEREAFTER: Adults: $17.50 Students $12.00 - service charges will apply
$5.00 for the first 25 students with ID to
purchase tickets at the Box Office for each concert
The remaining three
concerts of Utah Chamber Artists' 2011-12 Series are:
Christmas
2012: Carols of Burt, Betinis, & Bradford
Many of us have either sung or heard the beloved carols of
the venerable Alfred Burt whose annual Christmas card to friends and family
included a new composition each year for the holiday season. (Alfred Burt?s father, the Reverend Bates
Burt, actually began the tradition and delivered 15 carols and cards over the
course of his lifetime.) Burt?s grand- niece Abbie Burt Betinis, resumed her
uncle?s tradition. She is an accomplished composer and 2009 McKnight Fellow.
Her carols are a lovely addition to the music of the season and Dr. Bradford
will introduce some of them to Utah audiences. We?ll also sing a few of the
traditional Burt carols and some new Christmas selections of Barlow Bradford.
December 6, 2012 7:30
PM
Libby Gardner Concert Hall
?Mendelssohn &
... Minnesota??
Monday February 25, 2013
Libby Gardner Concert Hall -
7:30 PM
Barlow has programmed some of his Mendelssohn
favorites and selections of choral music from among the vast array of
composers hailing from one of the most vital choral music centers in the
country.
Mendelssohn?s Psalms 114 and 115 for choir and orchestra
?The Hebrides Overture?
"Pastiche"
Guest Artist: Matthew Zalkind, cello
Monday May 6, 2013
Libby Gardner Concert Hall - 7:30 PM
This spring we have brought together a
combination of musical works from numerous time periods, genres, and sources.
Together they will become a new composition of sorts. Our intent is to create a
listening experience that will offer the best of a variety of styles and
artistic expression. We are very pleased to feature guest artist Matt Zalkind
to our UCA family. Matt is the son of Larry and Roberta Zalkind, who have
performed with Utah Chamber Artists many times over the years.
Haydn Cello Concerto No. 1 in C major
?Les Chansons des Roses? - Morten Lauridsen
"Messa Basse" - Gabriel Faure
More information:
utahchamberartists.org
http://www.frystreetquartet.com/
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