Jean-Pierre Schmitt
Jean-Pierre Schmitt
Javier Oviedo
Javier Oviedo

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Debra Kaye


On Saturday November 7, 2009 at 7:30PM, classical saxophonist Javier Oviedo (soprano and alto saxophones) will appear as a guest artist with the New York Chamber Virtuosi under the baton of conductor Jean-Pierre Schmitt. The benefit concert will take place at the Teatro at the Italian Academy, Columbia University, 1161 Amsterdam Avenue (between 116th/118th Streets). TIckets will not be available at the door but may be purchased in advance for a donation of $35 and can be obtained by calling 917 539 5828. Proceeds will go towards the Classical Saxophone Project, supported by the New York Foundation for the Arts.

PROGRAM:

  • J.S. Bach:  Concerto for oboe and orchestra, transcribed for soprano sax by Javier Oviedo
  • A. Glazunov:   Concerto for alto saxophone and orchestra,
  • Gabriel Grovlez:  Suite for alto saxophone and orchestra,
  • Debra Kaye:  Changing Forms
  • Eugene Bozza:  Aria, (orchestration by Jean-Pierre Schmitt)
  • Louis Mayeur:  Variations Brillantes on the Carnival of Venise (orchestration by Schmitt)
  • Saint-Saens:  Le Deluge
  • Pierne:   Menuet du Roy and La Veillee de l’Ange Gardien Continue reading “An evening of music by Bach, Grovlez, Glazunov, and a world premiere by Debra Kaye”

Frank Carlberg Quintet featuring Christine Correa-voice, John O’Gallagher-alto sax, Matt Pavolka-bass, Michael Sarin-drums, and Frank Carlberg-piano.

The FCQ performs settings to a wide variety of texts including poems by 20th (and 21st) century writers (Robert Creeley, Kenneth Rexroth, Anna Akhmatova, Jack Kerouac etc) as well as various other sources. Their latest release is “The American Dream” on the Red Piano Records label. The FCQ is preparing to record their next CD entitled “Uncivilized Ruminations” in the near future. CD is available at CDBaby.com, www.redpianorecords.com, iTunes as well as at the show

Cornelia Street Cafe, Sets at 9 & 10:30pm
29 Cornelia Street, NYC
(212)989-9319
www.corneliastreetcafe.com

Otero-R1-exterior jpgemilioArgentinean musicians Fernando Otero & Emilio Teubal will perform at Brooklyn’s Galapagos Art Space on Sunday, October 25 at 7pm. Tickets are $12 and can be purchased in advance at www.galapagosartspace.com. Galapagos is located at 16 Main Street in the DUMBO area of Brooklyn and can be reached at 718 222 8500.

Today in New York City, thousands of miles away from Buenos Aires, there’s a new wave of composers making Argentinean music from today. Their influences can also be traced from many different sources. Continue reading “New Music from Argentina at Galapagos Art Space (Brooklyn), October 25.”

cd-storytime-tortoise-200x200Rob Mosher’s band Storytime – whose new album, The Tortoise, is a lushly scored musical odyssey that contains echoes of Wayne Shorter, Gil Evans, Kurt Weill, Darius Milhaud, Debussy and Bach – reflects Mosher’s embrace of a wide range of influences which have coalesced to create his singularly independent compositional voice. Storytime traverses many musical landscapes — all held together by Mosher’s multi-faceted orchestration and ingenious use of instrumentation (saxophones, oboe, English horn, clarinets, flute, trumpet, French horn, trombone, electric and acoustic guitar, plus bass and drums).jazzquartet-2

A Canadian currently residing in New York City, award winning composer and performer Rob Mosher plays oboe, English horn and soprano sax.

On October 4, from 5-7pm, Storytime will be the featured band at St. Peter’s Church Jazz Vespers. Read more about this unique church and their jazz ministry here.

St. Peter’s Church is at 619 Lexington Ave at 54th street in New York City. Admission is free.