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|  Wednesday,
24 March
7:00pm All Keyed Up Winter
Piano Concert Series
presented by the Hot Springs Music Festival in conjunction
with the Adams Foundation
Joseph Kalichstein pianist
<www.classical-connections.com/kalichsteinbio.htm>
Schumann: Kreisleriana; Eight Fantasies (dedicated to Chopin)
Mendelssohn: Fantasy in f-sharp
Chopin: Ballade, No. 2 (dedicated to Schumann)
Mendelssohn: Songs Without Words, excerpts
Chopin: Ballade, No. 4
Woodlands Auditorium, Hot Springs Village
Tickets: $20 general, $10 students
In advance with Visa or MasterCard at 501.623.4763, or at the door as available |
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| 2010 Festival |
Sunday, 30 May
6:45pm Festival Brass: Opening Fanfare - free
Festival Brass Ensemble
Satie: Sonnerie
Bax: Fanfare for a Hosting at Dawn
Glazounov: In Modo Religioso
R. Strauss: Marche Militaire
7:30pm Festival Chamber Players
Mana Saxophone Quartet |
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Monday,
31 May
7:30pm
Festival Master Class
Mentor with Apprentices & full orchestra
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Tuesday, 1 June
7:30pm Festival Chamber Players
Brahms: Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 3 in d
Schiffmann: Intermezzo
Dymiotis: The Soldier's Blues
Stravinsky:The Soldier's Tale, Suite
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Wednesday,
2 June
6:30pm
Pre-Concert Talk
- Hot Springs Fieldhouse
- included with concert ticket
7:30pm Festival Symphony Orchestra & Chorus - Hot Springs Fieldhouse
Piecaitis: Catcerto
Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker Ballet (complete)
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Thursday, 3 June
7:30pm Festival Chamber Players
including:
Dvorák: Piano Quartet in E-flat
Suite of 19th-century Charleston & New Orleans Dance Music
Chausson: Chanson Perpétuelle
Weill: Little Threepenny Music
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| Friday,
4 June
5:45pm
Improvisatory Play-Off I
- free
6:30pm
Improvisatory Play-Off II
- free
7:30pm Festival Chamber Players Potpourri I
A delightful assortment of your favorite chamber music
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8-8:30am
Market Music I
- Hot Springs Farmers' Market - free
6:00pm
Family Concert
"Tuba Todd & Friends": A special concert for
the whole family
7:30pm
Piano-Mania!
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Hot Springs Fieldhouse
Piano Mentor Michael Gurt with Apprentices |
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Sunday, 6 June
6:30pm Pre-Concert Talk - Hot Springs Fieldhouse - included with concert ticket
7:30pm Festival Symphony Orchestra & Chorus - Hot Springs Fieldhouse
with the Mana Saxophone Quartet
Anders Nilsson: Concerto Grosso
Brahms: Requiem
Premiere of Laura Rosenberg's English-language Edition
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Monday,
7 June
7:30pm
Festival Chamber
Players
T. B. A.
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Tuesday, 8 June
7:30pm Festival Chamber Players
including -
Moross: Concerto for Flute & Strings
Ewazen: Symphony in Brass
Schönberg: The Song of the Wood Dove, from "Songs of Gurre" |
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Wednesday, 9 June
6:30pm
Pre-Concert Talk
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Hot Springs Fieldhouse -
included with concert ticket
7:30pm Festival Symphony Orchestra - Hot Springs Fieldhouse
Wagner: Tannhäuser, Overture
Haydn: Sinfonia Concertante, Hob.I:105
Schumann: Symphony No. 3 in E-flat "Rhenish,"opus 97
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Thursday, 10 June
2-4:30pm Festival Chamber Players Potpourri II: Play-Offs -free
6:30pm Pre-Concert Talk - Hot Springs Fieldhouse - included with concert ticket
7:30pm Festival Chamber Players- Hot Springs Fieldhouse
including -
Haydn: The World on the Moon, Overture
Tchaikovsky: String Sextet in d, Souvenir de Florence
Herrmann: The Day The Earth Stood Still
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| Friday,
11 June
7:30pm
6pm Free Improvisation - free
7:30pm Festival Chamber Players Potpouri II
A delightful assortment of your favorite chamber music
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| Saturday,
12 June
8-8:30am Market Music II
- Hot Springs Farmers' Market - free
6:30pm
Pre-Concert Talk -
Hot Springs Fieldhouse -
included with concert ticket
7:30pm Festival Symphony Orchestra - Hot Springs Fieldhouse
with Sra. Norma Aparicio violoncello
Dymiotis: Academic Overture
Elgar: Concerto for Violoncello
Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5 in d, opus 47
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~ Seating is limited to available space after Festival Pass holders have been seated.
~ Venues for Festival events are air-conditioned and handicapped-accessible
~ Rehearsals are free and open to the public.
A rehearsal schedule will be displayed at Festival Headquarters and on this page.
~ Attire for all Festival events is casual.
~ Artists and repertoire are subject to change.
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Note
to Festival Musicians:
Some ensembles may discover that they have more allotted
rehearsal time than is needed. If you need to cancel or
modify any rehearsal, you must notify ensembles coordinator
Todd Cranson (at the musicians' residence) at least 24
hours in advance. This applies to any and all additions,
cancellations and changes of venue or time. Since all
rehearsals are open to the public, this policy exists
so that changes can be posted at Festival Headquarters,
at the musicians' residence and on the Festival web site.
Please make sure this policy is followed for every change
that occurs. Thank you.
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Saturday,
29 May |
6pm
ORIENTATION, (not open to the general public) ASMSA Chapel |
Sunday,
30 May |
T. B. A. |
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Monday,
31 May |
T. B. A. |
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Tuesday,
1 June |
T. B. A. |
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Wednesday,
2 June |
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Thursday,
3 June |
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Friday,
4 June |
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5 June |
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6 June |
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7 June |
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Tuesday,
8 June |
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9 June |
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10 June |
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Friday,
11 June |
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Saturday,
12 June |
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| Concerts
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Full Schedule:
Rehearsals & Concerts
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