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Adam Abeshouse Presents: The New York Virtuoso Singers
Nov 29, 2015 • 2:00pm
ASCAP Foundation Morton Gould Young Composer Awards Concert
The New York Virtuoso Singers featuring Brent Funderburk, Piano with The Canticum Novum Youth Choir, Edie Rosenbaum, Director
Featuring 10 world premieres by 10 ASCAP Foundation Morton Gould Young Composer Award winners: Katherine Balch,Matthew Browne, Jason Thorpe Buchanan, Jaehyuck Choi, Takuma Itoh, John Liberatore, Loren Loiacono, Sky Macklay,Gity Razaz, and Kathryn Salfelder. These 10 world premieres are all commissioned by New York Virtuoso Singers and led by Harold Rosenbaum.
Other events with Adam Abeshouse
Adam Abeshouse Presents: Sophia Subbayya Vastek + Giovanni Piacentini
May 6, 2017 - 7:00pm Pianist Sophia Subbayya Vastek and guitarist/composer Giovanni Piacentini, in a double bill program, will celebrate the release of their forthcoming albums.
Adam Abeshouse Presents: Mentoring Recital Series with Leon Fleisher
Jan 29, 2016 - 7:00pm
The "Mentoring Recital Series" at National Sawdust gives established artists the chance to share their talent and experience with a younger artist of their choosing. By presenting them in a format that also includes a discussion with the artists, we break down the wall between audience and performers, while enhancing the experience on many levels. The young artist gains prestige by being associated with the "Named Recognized" artist, and the audience gets insight to the music and performance technique. I am thrilled that Leon Fleisher has agreed to kick off this series because not only is he the consummate artist, educator and performer, his wit and knowledge are legendary. Please join us for what will be a fantastic evening of music and talk.
The "Mentoring Recital Series" at National Sawdust gives established artists the chance to share their talent and experience with a younger artist of their choosing. By presenting them in a format that also includes a discussion with the artists, we break down the wall between audience and performers, while enhancing the experience on many levels. The young artist gains prestige by being associated with the "Named Recognized" artist, and the audience gets insight to the music and performance technique. I am thrilled that Leon Fleisher has agreed to kick off this series because not only is he the consummate artist, educator and performer, his wit and knowledge are legendary. Please join us for what will be a fantastic evening of music and talk.
Sixteenth Annual CRF Awards Ceremony
Nov. 13, 2017 - 7:30pm Presenting the 16th annual awards ceremony for the Classical Recording Foundation. Featuring performances by Lara Downes, Emily Levin, Thomas Sauer and David Bowlin, and the music of Gregg Kallor and Peter Lieberson.
Adam Abeshouse Presents: David Starobin & Robert Belinic
Jan 31, 2016 - 2:00pm
This program features two of today's leading classical guitar virtuosi- the American, David Starobin, and the Croatian, Robert Belinic. Starobin opens with music by the shadowy early 19th century Czech composer, Wenzeslaus Matiegka, performed on a Viennese guitar. Robert Belinic then presents the New York premiere of Nikita Koshkin's Sonata No. 1 (1998), Russia's leading composer for guitar. Staying with the Russian theme, Belinic and Starobin close the concert with Fernando Sor's final work- his guitar duo, "Souvenir de Russie, op. 63".
This program features two of today's leading classical guitar virtuosi- the American, David Starobin, and the Croatian, Robert Belinic. Starobin opens with music by the shadowy early 19th century Czech composer, Wenzeslaus Matiegka, performed on a Viennese guitar. Robert Belinic then presents the New York premiere of Nikita Koshkin's Sonata No. 1 (1998), Russia's leading composer for guitar. Staying with the Russian theme, Belinic and Starobin close the concert with Fernando Sor's final work- his guitar duo, "Souvenir de Russie, op. 63".
Adam Abeshouse Presents: Scott Wheeler Record Release Party feat. Donald Berman, piano
June 15, 2016 - 7:00pm Donald Berman has been on the frontlines of new music scholarship, performance and recording for over 30 years. His newest recording, Scott Wheeler: Portraits & Tributes, has just been released by Bridge Records (BRIDGE 9463). A pianist and scholar of exceptional gifts, he currently serves on the faculties of both Tufts University and the Longy School of Music of Bard College. He has been a Fellow at Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Studies, guest lecturer on minimalism at Northeastern University, Director of New England Conservatory's Summer Piano Institute, Advisor to the Boston Jewish Music Festival, and Vice-president/Treasurer of the Charles Ives Society.
