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Pro Musica launches three-year series of Beethoven symphonies paired with contemporary works (opens the original)
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The vistas assayed by Santa Fe Pro Musica are getting wider. Buoyed by the recent announcement of a $1 million challenge grant from an anonymous donor, the group is about to embark on a three-year project titled Democratic Vistas. Its three concerts per year will pair Ludwig van Beethovenâs nine symphonies with 20th- and 21st-century music, mostly American and some of it co-commissioned by Pro Musica with other organizations. The impetus for the project came from Artistic Director Colin Jacobs
Get your fall fix with our annual remedy for the end-of-summer blues (opens the original)
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Get out your planners, calendars, and scheduling tools, folks. Fall is nearly here, which means we set aside summer markets for the lofty and somewhat more passive pursuits, such as languid evenings with Beethoven and friends, stimulating internationally flavored dance troupes, intellectually entertaining theatrical programs, and even an array of soul-soothing concerts, some on the more intimate and funky level (hint: youâre damn right Iâve got the blues) and some a bit more arena-sized (ano
Out There! (opens the original)
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Youâll need to bring more dough for these performances at Chocolate Mavenâs Unit B. Chatter is launching a series of occasional evening performances in Santa Fe, a hybrid of its Cabaret and Late Works concerts in Albuquerque, starting on Sunday, September 6. The circa-75-minute performances are priced at $35, titled the B-Sides, and described as âvirtuosic concerts of off-the-beaten-path chamber music.â Featured works on the first B-Sides concert include Gabriella Smithâs âCarrot Rev
Contributor's Note: Reflections on Santa Fe's Summer Music and Opera Season (opens the original)
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Many of the performers during this summerâs musical offerings gratified audiences with their fiery interpretations, but Mother Nature got a thumbs down for her cancellation-inducing Frijoles Fire. Here are some of the onstage hot notes. The Madame Butterfly revival that opened the Santa Fe Opera season was excellent in every respect but one. As Pinkerton, Stephen Costello generated so little visible passion for Butterfly that their supposed son could only have been the product of immaculate co
This Week in Chamber Music: Stringing It Out (opens the original)
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The penultimate week of Santa Feâs summer chamber music extravaganza includes Franz Schubertâs greatest art songs, a Buster Keaton silent film classic with a newly composed score, an all- Scriabin piano recital, and Aaron Jay Kernisâ 100 Greatest Dance Hits, the final movement of which is titled âDance Party on the Disco Motorboat.â Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival: The Brazilian-born, Santa Fe-based guitarist Roberto Capocchi performs three works on the festivalâs annual free concert
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