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Joanne Rooney Stout, Executive Administrator
913-642-8158
jstout@newear.org
or Jedd Schneider
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Worlds Apart
newEar contemporary chamber ensemble presents Worlds Apart, the third concert of our 19th season, on Saturday, February 11 at All Souls United Universalist Church, 4501 Walnut, Kansas City, Missouri. Pre-concert talk begins at 7:15 p.m. Concert begins at 8:00 p.m.
From Eastern Europe to the United States, by way of inspiration gleaned in the churches of Rome, the music of today is more than global, nearly approaching the cosmic. Anchoring this concert is the remarkable Clarinet Quartet of Krzysztof Penderecki, composed in 1993. Andrew Norman's string trio Sabina shimmers with sonic resonance and Lansing McLoskey's longingly melancholic Processione di lacrime allows the players to perform in different tempi simultaneously – “like two people dreaming of dancing together … but never actually dancing in real life.” Local composers Ingrid Stölzel, whose new trio For the Time Being, and Nick Omiccioli, whose Invisible Worlds, offer works receiving their Kansas City premieres.
Concert Elements:
Andrew Norman – Sabina (2006) - string trio
Nick Omiccioli – Invisible Worlds (2009) - flute and piano
Krzysztof Penderecki – Clarinet Quartet (1993) - violin, viola, cello, clarinet
Ingrid Stölzel – For the Time Being (2011) - flute, soprano sax, piano
Lansing McLoskey – Processione di lacrime (Pavan) (2009) - alto saxophone, violin, viola, cello
George Tsontakis – Gymnopedies (2009) - flute, soprano saxophone, horn, percussion, harp, violin, cello
The Ensemble:
Thomas Aber, clarinet
Steven Davis, conductor
Jan Faidley, saxophone
Lawrence Figg, cello
Tomoko Iguchi, violin
Wesley Kelly, harp
Mark Lowry, percussion
Jessica Nance, viola
Lyra Pherigo, flute
Robert Pherigo, piano
Paul Stevens, horn
Tickets for Worlds Apart are $20 and $10 for students with ID. For ticket information call the Central Ticket Office 816–235–6222 or toll–free at 888–286–4849. For more information on concerts, artists and downloadable photographs visit newEar.org.
Financial assistance for newEar has been provided by the Muriel McBrien Kauffman Foundation, Martha Lee Cain Tranby Music Enrichment Fund, Aaron Copland Fund for Music, the Carolyn L. Hart Memorial Trust, DST Inc., Francis Families Foundation, the Arts Council of Metropolitan Kansas City and the Missouri Arts Council, a state agency.
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