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Wednesday, October 19, 2011: Bill Solomon, vibraphone and percussion
In Florida? Bill Solomon performs 3 of my vibe etudes on the 19th and 20th.
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Give the gift of local music
13 Dec 2011
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Looking for that perfect gift for the music-lover in your life? Want to support musicians with Kansas City connections? Here’s a rundown of commercially available recordings released in 2011.
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Steampunk satire
22 Nov 2011
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John Gay’s boisterous and bawdy “Beggar’s Opera” of 1728 gets a gritty, greasy update courtesy of the University of Kansas School of Music’s opera program.
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Plugged in to beauty
22 Nov 2011
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Bringing minimalism to the Lied Center, the “Present Beauty” program performed by New York-based string quartet ETHEL was a cross-section of current minimalist streams.
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Electric edges of space
15 Nov 2011
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Kansas City Electronic Music and Arts Alliance’s solid "Electronic Spaces" program on Saturday night was an impressive display of sound and video manipulation aided by soloists Eric Honour and Samuel Wells.
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Munich Symphony’s Mozart Requiem
9 Nov 2011
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The Munich Symphony Orchestra performed Schoenberg’s earliest instrumental masterpiece and then were joined by Cape Cod-based choir Gloriae Dei Cantores for Mozart’s last.
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Foolish games of fickle hearts
7 Nov 2011
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An abrupt 180-degree shift from opulence of "Turandot," the Lyric Opera Kansas City’s updated version of Mozart’s "Così fan tutte" was an intimate ensemble affair with some over-the-top laughs.
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Madrigals and more by the Metropolitan Chorale
1 Nov 2011
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The two-part program of two centuries of madrigals and sacred works presented by the Metropolitan Chorale on Saturday evening contained unexpected gems.
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Magnificent, mystical minimalism
1 Nov 2011
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Members of Village Presbyterian Church and William Jewell College Concert Choirs joined soloists Sarah Tannehill Anderson and Jay Carter for the Midwestern premiere of John Tavener’s impressive "Lament for Jerusalem."
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