The Cleveland Duo & James Umble -
With Tango by Jessica & Gustavo Hornos
9/12/2009
Grammy nominated group of violin, piano & saxophone, sharing the stage with renowned Tango dancers, bringing passion and music to a new level.
Salmon Creek School Auditorium,
Occidental
Daedalus Quartet
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A return of one of the finest ensembles around
Contrasts Quartet
11/14/2009
Exhilarating performances of old and new repertoire by clarinet, violin, cello & piano
École Royale
1/23/2009
Kraft, Kyme, Wilson, Morris playing period instruments for music as it is to be experienced.
Flanders Recorder Quartet
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Johannes String Quartet
3/20/2010
Four impressively gifted instrumentalists in their own right come together to form one of the great chamber music groups of our time.
SF Conservatory Trio
4/17/2009
Interpretive prowess and excellent musicianship from our own Bay Area scholars, Axel Strauss, Jean-Michel Fonteneau, and Jeffrey Sykes
Calefax Reed Quintet
5/1/2009
Five musicians arrange, recompose and interpret music from eight centuries in a fresh way to suit their unique constellation: Oboe, clarinet, bassoon, bass clarinet, and saxophone.
Program and performance venue subject to change
All performances 8:00pm in the Occidental Church, except September 12, which is at the Salmon Creek School, Occidental
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The Cleveland Duo & James Umble with Tango!
As in all the fare he performed, Umble's artistry was
nothing less than sensational
in terms of tonal beauty,
control, nuance, and agility....combined with Stephen
Warner's tasteful violin playing and Carolyn
Gadiel Warner's keenly articulate pianism
—The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Saturday, September 12, 2009 - 8:00 p.m.
Salmon Creek Auditorium
Stephen Warner, violin
Carolyn Gadiel Warner, piano
James Umble, saxophone
The Redwood Arts Council opens its 30th Anniversary Season of Pearls on September 12th with a combination of fine music with passionate Tango. The Cleveland Duo & James Umble, a unique group of talented musicians has performed together for 16 years in major chamber music venues, festival sites, universities and conservatories of music throughout the U.S., Canada and Mexico. They have been heard over NPR and Canadian radio, and have embarked upon a multi-disc recording project for the Klavier Records label. They regularly appear in concert presenting recitals of newly commissioned pieces, original masterworks and fresh transcriptions for violin and piano, violin saxophone and piano, two violins, and saxophone with piano.
They will be joined for two pieces by the Argentinean tango duo of Gustavo and Jesica Hornos, who have been described as a “breathtakingly beautiful to watch, showing the very soul of the dance.” Be prepared to experience the magical seduction of the Argentine tango. Born and raised in Buenos Aires, Gustavo and Jesica devote their lives to show the cultural treasure of Argentina--the real tango dancing. Even though their technique is very sophisticated, their dance is completely emotionally driven which is something that audiences always appreciate and enjoy. When performing, they let you see the story of their love in every movement. Tango is a deep metaphor of superb communication, teamwork, trust, relationship, romance, sensuality and all the enjoyment and drama of life itself.
Learn more about The Cleveland Duo & James Umble
or Jesica & Gustav Hornos
Watch tango by Jesica and Gustav HERE link
Concert Program
Concerto for Violin, Oboe and Keyboard, J.S. BACH (1685-1750)
Poems of the Sea, Ernest BLOCH (1880-1959)
Put Your Loving Arms Around Me, John ADAMS(b. 1947)
Le Grand Tango, Astor PIAZZOLLA(1921-1992)
Tango for Violin, Piano and Alto Saxophone, David MORGAN (b. 1956)
Le Tombeau de Couperin, Maurice RAVEL (1875-1937)
Cantilene et Danse, Marc EYCHENNE (b. 1933)
Tickets
General $25 Full-time Students
$10 Member discount $2
for The Cleveland Duo & James Umble at Brown Paper Tickets
(Tickets also available through Handgoods in Occidental, or by calling for placement on the will call list, or at the door if the show is not sold out. We begin selling will call tickets that have not been picked up at 7:45pm. )
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