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New England Conservatory & The Cleveland Institute of Music - The Conservatory Project
2/20/2019
The Conservatory Project is an initiative designed to present young musical artists in classical, jazz, musical theater, opera, and more from our nation’s leading undergraduate and graduate conservatories, colleges, and universities in performance at the Kennedy Center.
Free general admission tickets--up to two per person—will be distributed in the States Gallery, beginning at 5 p.m.
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NSO Youth Fellows
11/19/2019 at 6:00 PM
The NSO Youth Fellows present a night of chamber music and solo performances.
Robert Cart and Gina DiMedio-Marrazza
11/18/2019 at 6:00 PM
Contemporary Romance is a program that includes romantic music of American, Belgian, and French Composers. The program includes works by Schocker, Lieberman, Massenet, and Franck performed by Robert Cart, flute, Regina DiMedio-Marrazza, piano, and Vincent Cart-Sanders, violin.
Regrets and Resolutions by Gary Schocker: Robert and Gina
Sonata for flute and piano by Lowell Lieberman: Robert and Gina
- Lento con rubato
- Presto energico
Meditation from Thais by Jules Massenet: Vincent and Gina
Four Songs of Solitude for solo violin by John Harbison: Vincent
- Song 2
- Allegretto ben moderato
- Allegro
- Ben moderato: Recitativo-Fantasia
- Allegretto poco mosso
King Raam
11/17/2019 at 6:00 PM
IN THE JUSTICE FORUM. Free general admission tickets will be distributed in the Welcome Pavilion outside the Justice Forum starting at approximately 5 p.m., up to two tickets per person.
In this new work, "Departure," Raam presents a powerful storytelling performance about his father’s legacy and his family's persecution in Iran. Weaving this story together with his haunting songs and otherworldly voice, Raam takes audiences with him on this personal journey of loss and abiding love. His performance is part of Artistic Freedom Initiative's RADICAL RECITATIONS arts festival, which celebrates the right to freedom of artistic expression.
With four consecutive evenings of incendiary performances, RADICAL RECITATIONS is presented by Artistic Freedom Initiative (AFI).
DC Trash
11/16/2019 at 6:00 PM
A musical, satirical look at the upside, downside and underside of DC and its denizens; it's past, present and future as seen through the eyes of a DC Trash truck driver.
This performance contains mature themes and strong language.
Noura Mint Seymali
11/15/2019 at 6:00 PM
Noura Mint Seymali and her boundless voice bend the arc of Moorish musical tradition. She transforms it for a modern, global audience, and safeguards a centuries old literary and artistic tradition inscribed on UNESCO’s List of Intangible Cultural Heritage. Her performance is part of Artistic Freedom Initiative's RADICAL RECITATIONS arts festival, which celebrates the right to freedom of artistic expression.
With four consecutive evenings of incendiary performances, RADICAL RECITATIONS is an arts festival presented by Artistic Freedom Initiative (AFI). This festival is not only a celebration of the human right to artistic freedom of expression – it is a testament to the radical power of storytelling to catalyze social change, and a call to action in defense of artistic freedom.
This year, AFI has partnered with Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage and others to bring you performances both powerful and personal by renowned, revolutionary international artists NOURA MINT SEYMALI (Mauritania), TOTO KISAKU (Congo), and KING RAAM (Iran/Canada).
With performances rooted in storytelling, poetry, praise, and boldly speaking truth to power, Noura, Toto, and King Raam take stages across Washington D.C. and NYC. These cutting edge artists show us how musical and theatrical narratives can be used to disrupt dangerous norms, and preserve those that venerate freedom of expression. Join us! For more: http://www.artisticfreedominitiative.org/events/
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Are you interested in performing on Millennium Stage, or do you have a program you’d like to recommend? In order to be considered, please submit any recent videos of live performance within the last two years, website, Facebook page, or other pertinent information to MillenniumStage@kennedy-center.org.