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- baroque conversations 2 2008
- performed at
- Zipper Concert Hall on April 10, 2008
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artists:
Lucinda Carver, conductor and harpsichord
Tereza Stanislav, violin
Josefina Vergara, violin
Jennifer Munday, violin
Katia Popov, violin
Allan Vogel, oboe
Kimaree Gilad, oboe
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Explore the genesis of the orchestral repertoire with 15 of our hand-selected virtuosos. Lucinda Carver will personally introduce the music from the stage. The concert will feature about 90 minutes of music without intermission and the artists will invite your questions to close the evening.
- broadcast info:
Excerpts from the 2008 Baroque Conversations series will be broadcast on Oct 26 and Nov 23 at 4pm on KUSC 91.5 FM. The broadcast of this performance is made possible by a generous gift from Los Angeles Philanthropic Committee for the Arts.
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- london triumph
- performed at
- Alex Theatre on March 29, 2008
- Royce Hall on March 30, 2008
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artists:
Harry Bicket, conductor
Douglas Davis, cello
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London comes to you! “Ravishing”, raved the LA Weekly of his
LACO debut. Harry Bicket, the acclaimed artistic director
of The English Concert, returns to charm us with the last and greatest of Haydn’s “London” symphonies and a surprisingly emotional concerto by CPE Bach.
- broadcast info:
The broadcast of this performance is made possible by a generous gift from the Los Angeles Philanthropic Committee for the Arts and the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
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- pastoral & world premiere
- performed at
- Alex Theatre on May 17, 2008
- Royce Hall on May 18, 2008
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artists:
Jeffrey Kahane, conductor and piano
Margaret Batjer, leader and violin
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Be there when Jeffrey Kahane premieres the first-ever concerto
written specifically for him to play and conduct from the
piano. The Handel, led by Margaret Batjer, showcase the versatility and range of our strings, and Beethoven’s beloved “Pastoral” Symphony brings our season to a joyful close.
- broadcast info:
The broadcast of this performance is made possible by a generous gift from the Los Angeles Philanthropic Committee for the Arts and the Los Angeles County Arts Commission.
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