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Millennium Stage Online Performance Archive: February 2005

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[February 28, 2005]

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New England Conservatory of Music presents Ravel’s Sonate pour violin et piano, performed by Korbinian Altenberger (violin) and Pei-Shan Lee (piano), Beethoven’s Quartet for strings in F minor, op. 95, performed by the Jupiter Quartet, and Johann Strauss' II Symphonic Metamorphosis on themes from “Die Fledermaus” performed by Katherine Chi (piano). Conservatory Project:

Featured Artist(s): New England Conservatory of Music

[February 27, 2005]

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University of Michigan School of Music presents a classical program including works by Schumann and Strauss, as well as a jazz quartet, and medley from City of Angels. Conservatory Project:

Featured Artist(s): University of Michigan

[February 26, 2005]

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Cleveland Institute of Music presents works by Andrew Leighton, Pablo de Sarasate, and Béla Bartók performed by students Jun Iwasaki (violin), Alexandra Preucil (violin), Yu Jin (viola), Stephen Fang (cello), and Grace Fong (piano). Conservatory Project:

Featured Artist(s): Cleveland Institute of Music

[February 25, 2005]

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Oberlin Conservatory of Music at Oberlin College presents works by Jenö Hubay, Hugo Wolf, Bohuslav Martinu, Fryderyk Chopin, and Béla Bartók. Conservatory Project:

Featured Artist(s): Oberlin Conservatory of Music

[February 24, 2005]

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Manhattan School of Music presents a classical program including works by Bach, Beethoven, Rubenstein, and Rachmaninoff, performed by Daniel Khalikov (violin) and Alexandre Moutouzkine (piano). Conservatory Project:

Featured Artist(s): Manhattan School of Music

[February 23, 2005]

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The School of Music at Indiana University hosts solo recitals, various ensemble concerts, and full-scale productions of opera and ballet on the Bloomington campus each year. Conservatory Project

Featured Artist(s): The Indiana University Jacobs School of Music

[February 21, 2005]

February 21, 2005 - Watch this Performance

Harry Watters Ensemble is led by New Orleans trombonist Harry Watters, who has played with such artists as Shirley Jones, James Moody, and Kevin Mahogany.

Featured Artist(s): Harry Watters

[February 20, 2005]

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Sabrina Coleman Clark celebrates African-American composers through an exploration of vocal traditions.

Featured Artist(s): Sabrina Coleman Clark

[February 19, 2005]

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KCOHO features works by Faure, Haydn, Jolivet, and Telemann.

Featured Artist(s): The Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra

[February 18, 2005]

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The Aloha Boys play acoustic down-home style Hawai’ian music, including traditional and contemporary songs.

Featured Artist(s): The Aloha Boys

[February 17, 2005]

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NSO Youth Fellows, participants in a twenty-four year-old program that gives high-school aged musicians the opportunity to study and take master-classes with National Symphony Orchestra members, will perform a variety of classical works.

Featured Artist(s): NSO Youth Fellows

[February 16, 2005]

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The Playground performs Horizon Light: An Appalachian Spring, combining dance, live music, theater, and improvisation in a new work inspired by Martha Graham’s Appalachian Spring.

Featured Artist(s): The Playground

[February 15, 2005]

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Singer Karen Savoca and guitarist Pete Heitzman blend blues, soul, rock, country, folk, world, pop, jazz, and everything in between.

Featured Artist(s): Karen Savoca

[February 14, 2005]

February 14, 2005 - Watch this Performance

Valentine's Day concert, including the Siegfried Idyll by Wagner.
*These performances made possible, in part, by the Recording Industry's Music Performance Trust Fund, as arranged by Local 161-710, American Federation of Musicians.

Featured Artist(s): The Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra

[February 13, 2005]

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Polyjesters, a quartet made up of bass, ukulele, fiddle, and percussion, grew from the Valleau brothers strumming ukuleles in their kitchen to touring the world.

Featured Artist(s): Polyjesters

[February 12, 2005]

February 12, 2005 - Watch this Performance

Cheick Hamala Diabate, one of the most recognized Malian jelis (an oral historian), is a master of the ngoni, a stringed lute and ancestor of the banjo.

Featured Artist(s): Cheick Hamala Diabate

[February 10, 2005]

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Andrew White Quartet, led by saxophonist Andrew White, bring their impressive repertoire, swinging from be-bop to post-bop, romantic ballads to Latin funk.

Featured Artist(s): Andrew White

[February 9, 2005]

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Ghanaians Kofi Dennis and Kwame Ansah-Brew of Anansegromma explore West African culture through “call and response” songs, games, and drum rhythms.

Featured Artist(s): Anansegromma

[February 8, 2005]

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The Friends of Sironka African Dance Troupe honors the rich history of the Maasai people, exploring such themes as motherhood, rites of passage, and becoming a warrior.

Featured Artist(s): Friends of Sironka African Dance Troupe

[February 7, 2005]

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Whitworth Brass Quintet, led by Roger Whitworth, Principal Horn with the National Guard Concert Band, plays everything from classical to blues to jazz.

Featured Artist(s): The Whitworth Brass

[February 6, 2005]

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Phil McCusker Quintet, led by guitarist Phil McCusker, performs jazz standards.

Featured Artist(s): Phillip McCusker

[February 5, 2005]

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Folk-flavored troubadour Brian Joseph, who has been acompared to Tom Waits and Pual Simon, can be heard on his latest release, "The King of Echo Park".

Featured Artist(s): Brian Joseph

[February 4, 2005]

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Blue Sky 5, led by pianist/guitarist Craig Gildner, swings with original compositions as well as songs made popular by Duke Ellington, Artie Shaw, Count Basie, and Nat King Cole.

Featured Artist(s): Blue Sky 5

[February 3, 2005]

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The George Botts Quartet is led by saxophonist George Botts who has performed with such artists as Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Benny Goodman, and John Coltrane.

Featured Artist(s): George Botts Quartet

[February 2, 2005]

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Sparky and Rhonda Rucker perform "Heroes and Hard Times: A Black Folk Odyssey," a journey of songs and stories through 400 years of African American cultural history.

Featured Artist(s): Sparky and Rhonda Rucker

[February 1, 2005]

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Alex Smith Quartet, led by pianist/accordionist Alex Smith, performs jazz standards on piano, trombone, bass, and drums.

Featured Artist(s): Alex Smith Quartet

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