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1/19/2009
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| Deutsches Nationaltheater & Staatskapelle Weimar
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The First Performance of Sattha in Europe at the German National Theater and Staatskapelle in Weimar, Germany under the barton of Maestro Carl St. Clair.
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1/18/2009
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| Deutsches Nationaltheater & Staatskapelle Weimar
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The First Performance of Sattha in Europe at the German National Theater and Staatskapelle in Weimar, Germany under the barton of Maestro Carl St. Clair.
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1/2/2009
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| Gemeenschapscentrum De Zeyp (theatre)
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Bencharong in Brussels, Belgium as a part of Festival Fontein
by Tocca-extended
Tomoko Honda (piano)
Caroline Peeters (flute)
Ann van Hecke (cello)
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11/8/2008
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| Maryland Hall, Annapolis, MD
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On the same November weekend that the City of Annapolis charter was signed back in 1708, the ASO will perform four works celebrating the evolution of symphonic music through the centuries by creating a commemorative recording, captured LIVE. From Corelli’s groundbreaking Concerto Grosso, written in 1708, to the definitive Beethoven Symphony No. 5 (1808), and Ravel’s arousing Rapsodie Espagnole (1908), the culminating touch will be an encore performance of Narong Prangcharoen Tri-Sattawat,the winning composition from our Annapolis Charter 300 Young Composers Competition.
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11/8/2008
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| MACM Hall
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Celebrating the GALA opening of the 4th season, the TPO presents the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius symphonic poem, Finlandia. Following his great acclaimed appearance as the soloist in the past season, Dimitri Ashkenazy is back again to perform the French composer Jean Francaix’s Concerto for Clarinet, and also to hear the TPO presents the Beethoven’s Symphony No.7, composed while Beethoven staying in the Bohemian spa town of Teplice in the hope of improving his health.
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11/7/2008
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| Maryland Hall, Annapolis, MD
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On the same November weekend that the City of Annapolis charter was signed back in 1708, the ASO will perform four works celebrating the evolution of symphonic music through the centuries by creating a commemorative recording, captured LIVE. From Corelli’s groundbreaking Concerto Grosso, written in 1708, to the definitive Beethoven Symphony No. 5 (1808), and Ravel’s arousing Rapsodie Espagnole (1908), the culminating touch will be an encore performance of Narong Prangcharoen Tri-Sattawat,the winning composition from our Annapolis Charter 300 Young Composers Competition.
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more info
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11/7/2008
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| MACM Hall
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Celebrating the GALA opening of the 4th season, the TPO presents the Finnish composer Jean Sibelius symphonic poem, Finlandia. Following his great acclaimed appearance as the soloist in the past season, Dimitri Ashkenazy is back again to perform the French composer Jean Francaix’s Concerto for Clarinet, and also to hear the TPO presents the Beethoven’s Symphony No.7, composed while Beethoven staying in the Bohemian spa town of Teplice in the hope of improving his health.
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more info
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