Southampton Artist Association annual winter member show.
Please contact info@southamptonartists.org or visit www.southamptonartists.org for more information
END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20120207T142808Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100306T190000Z DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20100306T210000Z UID:http://www.southamptonculturalcenter.org/node/487 URL;VALUE=URI:http://www.southamptonculturalcenter.org/node/487 SUMMARY:TWO VERDI MASTERPIECES\: ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON OF LA TRAVIATA AND OTELLO DESCRIPTION:In a two-lecture series\, Prentiss Dunn\, Music Professor at Webster University\, Vienna\, Austria and frequent guest lecturer in the Hamptons\, explores the evolution of Giuseppe Verdi's dramatic and musical genius in two sublime but very different works.
Using Franco Zeffirelli's highly-acclaimed film versions of both \\"La Traviata\\" and \\"Othello' and his own analytic and pianistic skills\, Mr Dunn leads us in an entertaining and informative exploration into the mind and methods of one of operas greatest creators.
Read about it in the Southampton Press\:http\://74.205.125.148/Default/Scripting/ArticleWin.asp?From=Archive&\;Source=Page&\;Skin=SouthamptonEast&\;BaseHref=SPE/2010/02/18&\;EntityId=Ar01701&\;ViewMode=GIF
Tickets\: $ 10
February 13\: La Traviata
March 6th\: Othello
The SCC Chamber Players will perform the complete Brahms sonatas for violin and piano.
Marc Levine\, violin
Ling Ju Lai\, Piano
$ 20 general admission\; $ 10 seniors and students
The Complete Brahms Sonatas for Violin and Piano
Marc Levine\, violin and Ling-Ju Lai\, piano present the complete sonatas for Violin and Piano by Johannes Brahms. Written later in his life\, these three sonatas exemplify Brahms mastery of romantic lyricism. This concert promises a lush afternoon of beautiful melodies and exciting virtuosity from these young dynamic musicians.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\:
The Southampton Cultural Center announces a concert with the Stony Brook Contemporary Chamber Players on Sunday\, March 14 at 3\:00pm as part of the Southampton Cultural Center Chamber Music Series. Tickets will be sold at the door\: $20/$10 students and seniors. Cash and checks will be accepted. Credit Cards will NOT be accepted. Primary Contact\: Southampton Cultural Center at 631 287-4377. For series details contact Marc Levine at 646 279-2799\; mhlevine@gmail.com
www.southamptonculturalcenter.org
Sunday\, March 14 at 3\:00pm
Stony Brook Contemporary Chamber Players
The Stony Brook Contemporary Chamber Players present a concert of 20th century classics including Iannis Xenakis’s “Peaux” for percussion sextet and Jacob Druckman’s “Come Round” for flute\, clarinet\, violin\, cello\, piano and percussion.
Come experience this dynamic array of instruments and performers!
Join the Peconic Youth Orchestra and the Long Island Opera for a special Spring Concert\:
Thursday\, March 25\, 2010
7\:00 PM to 8\:00 PM
A special evening of musical pairs performed by LIO and PYO performing works ranging from Mozart to Rossini at the Southampton Cultural Center\, March 25\, 2010\, 7 pm. Donations accepted. No admission fee.
No charge but donations for the benefit of the orchestra are appreciated.
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Calvin Albert lived on the East End for many years. He served as professor of art at Pratt Institute in NYC and is the author of FIGURE DRAWING COMES TO LIFE. His drawings and sculpture are represented in numerous public collections including the Art Institute of Chicago\, the Jewish Museum\, the Heckscher Museum\, and the Museum of Modern Art\, NYC.
The artists large charcoal drawings and sculpture take inspiration from the human form\, architecture\, and landscape. The works are abstract\, revealing only essential elements of each motif. The sculpture\, in bronze\, pewter\, and various alloys often combines figuration with architectonic form.
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