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There are two upcoming opportunities to experience Lyric Intermezzo in a delightful program of popular classics from the salon, stage and screen, and contemporary favorites.
Fabulous tenor Jonathan Pilkington will be featured, along with pianist Carol Cook, violinist Jonathan Aceto and cellist Ruth Berry in a program including composers/lyricists Rodgers and Hart, Lerner and Loewe, George and Ira Gershwin, Lehar, Beethoven, Mozart, and Purcell.
October 7, 2017, 7:30 pm
October 8, 2017, 4:00 pm
| If Music Be the Food of Love | Henry Purcell (1659-1695) |
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Folk Songs of the British Isles
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Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) |
| Un’aura amorosa ("A Loving Aura", from Cosi fan Tutte) | Wolfgang A. Mozart (1756-1791) |
| Song to the Moon (from Rusalka) — Trio Intermezzo | Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904) |
| À Chloris | Reynaldo Hahn (1874-1947) |
| Dein ist mein ganzes Herz ("My Heart Belongs to You"; from The Land of Smiles) | Franz Lehar (1870-1948) |
| Someone to Watch Over Me (from Oh, Kay!) | George Gershwin (1898-1937) |
| Nice Work if You Can Get It (from A Damsel in Distress) | George Gershwin |
| Porgy, I’s Your Woman/Bess, You is My Woman (from Porgy and Bess) –Trio Intermezzo | Gershwin/arr.Aceto |
| Almost Like Being in Love (from Brigadoon) | Frederick Loewe (1901-1988) |
| Fly Me to the Moon | Bart Howard (1915-2004) |
| Bring Him Home (from Les Miserables) | Claude-Michel Schonberg (b.1944) |
| Londonderry Air | Frederick Weatherley (1848-1929) |
| When You Wish Upon A Star (from Pinnochio) | Leigh Harline (1907-1969) |
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| The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba, from Solomon (1749) | George Frideric Händel |
Concerto for Harp in B-flat, Op. 4 No. 6
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Händel |
| Excerpts from Ancient Airs and Dances | Ottorino Respighi |
Serenade for Strings in e, Op. 20
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Sir Edward Elgar |
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Intermission
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| Hungarian Dance No. 5, Op. | Johnannes Brahms |
Sacred and Profane Dances
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Claude Debussy |
Film Music by Michel Legrand
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| Calambre Tango (This will be the encore) | Astor Piazzolla |
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| Czardas | Vittorio Monti, 1868 –1922 |
Rumanian Folk Dances
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Bela Bartok, 1881-1945 |
| Samiotisa | Trad./arr. Economides |
| Largo al Factotum (from Barber of Seville) | Gioachino Rossini, 1792-1868 |
Eine kleine Nachtmusik
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, 1756-1791 |
| Liebesfreud | Fritz Kreisler, 1875-1962 |
| Leading the In-Laws Home | Naftule Brandwein, 1884–1963 |
| It Don’t Mean A Thing | Duke Ellington/arr. Braz, 1899-1974 |
West Side Story
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Leonard Bernstein, 1918-1990 |
| Oblivion | Astor Piazzolla, 1921-1992 |
| Hernondo’s Hideaway | Richard Adler (1926-1955) and Jerry Ross (1921-2012) |
Scaramouche
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Darius Milhaud, 1892-1974 |
Danzas de Panama
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William Grant Still, 1895-1978 |
| Beltane Fire Dance | Carl Purdy, b.1960 |
| Old Dangerfield (Tribute to Rodney Dangerfield) | Bill Monroe, 1911-1996 |
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| Jonathan Aceto, violin Ryan Kho, violin |
Carl Purdy, viola Ruth Berry, cello |
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First Violin Second Violin Viola |
Cellos Bass Flute Oboe Clarinet |
Bassoon Horn Trumpet Harp Percussion |
| Mary Burndrett, concermaster Pawel Kozak, violin Marilyn Donnan, violin Chris Burndrett, violin |
Larissa Powers, viola Justin Resley, cello Barry Garman, bass John Wickey, harp |
| Laurin Smith, concertmaster Shadwa Mussad, violin Arthur Ross, principal viola Christopher Connolly, cello |
Sara Neal Lokey, bass Erin Wilson, flute Kelly Odell, oboe Kent Hannibal, percussion |
| Jonathan Aceto, violin Ryan Kho, violin |
Carl Purdy, viola Ruth Berry, cello |
| Thomas Lai, concertmaster Essena Setaro, principal second violin Scotty Allen, violin Debra Dupree, violin Priscilla Hollingsworth, violin |
Brenda Gustafson, violin Amy Sawicz, cello Jacob Sills, cello Pam Dutch, bass |
| Jonathan Aceto, violin Ryan Kho, violin |
Carl Purdy, viola Ruth Berry, cello |
| Pawel Kozak, concertmaster Angela Shaw, violin Arthur Ross, viola |
Douglas Graves, cello Kristi Faircloth, oboe |
| Angela Morgan, concertmaster Laura Tomlin, assistant concertmaster Laurin Smith, violin Debra Edens Schab, violin Karl Schab, viola Jeff Watson, viola Paul Dainer, viola Mary Ann Watson, cello Sara Neal Lokey, bass Erin Wilson, flute Kelli Odell, oboe Manda Cawthon, oboe |
Joy Hoffman, bassoon Patrick Herring, bassoon Anne Marie Thomas, clarinet Joseph Johnson, horn Todd Jenkins, trumpet Kathryn Cheney, trumpet Kate Jenkins, trombone David Proctor, trombone Michael Katterjohn, percussion Kent Hannibal, percussion Rebekkah Nordan, percussion |
| Shadwa Mussad, violin Thomas Lai, violin |
Larissa Powers, viola Justin Resley, cello |
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Jonathan Aceto, violin |
Carl Purdy, viola Ruth Berry, cello |
| Jonathan Aceto, concertmaster Laura Tomlin, violin Ryan Kho, violin Carl Purdy, viola/penny whistle Angela Shaw, viola |
Ruth Berry, cello Justin Resley, cello Sara Neal Lokey, bass Kelly Odell, oboe |
| Jonathan Aceto, violin Ryan Kho, violin |
Carl Purdy, viola Ruth Berry, cello |
| Shadwa Mussad, violin Pawel Kozak, violin |
Larissa Powers, viola Chris Connolly, cello |
The Kiokee Quintet will take listeners on a toe-tapping tour of dances from around the world. Ever since humans began walking upright, we have felt the urge to move rhythmically and express ourselves through dance. From the elegant and refined French Minuet to the wild, uncontrolled Italian tarantella, from the sensual Argentine tango to the peasant dances of Romania, from the sophisticated Cuban/New York mambo to folksy Appalachian reels, the Quintet will choreograph a concert of delightful dances!
Jennifer Parker: Violin, Mandolin, Guitar, Vocals
Carl Purdy: Violin, Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo, Border Pipes, Pennywhistles, Vocals
Travis Shaw: Double Bass, Vocals
Lutheran Church By The Lake, 100 Twelve Oaks Drive and Hwy 378,
Savannah Lakes Village
McCormick, SC 29835
Tickets: $20
Free Reception on location immediately following the performance
For more information contact: 864-391-8022
Our music threads together a continuous evolution of themes, traditions, and original developments in music styles and cultures from antiquity through the 21st century. Click here for more information about Event Horizons.
| Dona Nobis Pacem | Anon. |
| O Mistress Mine | Shakespeare/Morley |
| Concerto for Two Violins | J.S. Bach |
| Over the Waterfall/Cuckoo’s Nest | Old Time Bluegrass |
| Tennessee Waltz | Stewart/ King |
| Leave Her Johnny, Leave Her | Traditional Irish |
| The Wee Weaver | Traditional Irish |
| Within a Mile of Dublin/College Groves | Traditional Irish |
| St. Louis Blues | W.C. Handy |
| That’s a Plenty | Lew Pollack |
| Stardust | Hoagy Carmichael |
| All of Me | Simons and Marks |
| Ashokan Farewell | Jay Unger |
Free Reception on location immediately following the performance
As Time Goes By is a program that celebrates the importance of music in the cycles of our lives. Lyric Intermezzo (Diane Haslam, mezzo-soprano, Kelly Odell, oboe, Kevin Pollock, Piano; Ruth Berry, Cello) will perform unique arrangements of popular classics, contemporary standards, and creative settings of unforgettable music from stage and screen.
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