[Vcsa-announcements] Valentine's Concert Deal (supporting UCR Staff Assembly)

Denise Stadelbacher Denise.Stadelbacher at ucr.edu
Fri Feb 6 09:57:11 PST 2009


 

UC Riverside Presents and UCR Staff Assembly invite the campus to enjoy a special Valentine’s concert with a sweetheart 2 for 1 ticket deal. UCR Staff Assembly will provide treats for sale to support the SCHOLARSHIP and STAFF IN NEED programs.

 

ANTHONY DE MARE, piano

“Missing Peace:

Artists Consider the Dalai Lama”

Friday, February 13th, 8pm ♥ University Theatre

$32 General; $30 UCR Staff, Faculty, Alumni, and Senior; $16 Student

 

Originally presented in June 2007 on the series Concerts of Impermanence at the Rubin Museum of Art in New York, Anthony de Mare has created an eclectic program of works chosen in response to the current exhibition, The Missing Peace: Artists Consider the Dalai Lama, traveling to museums around the globe over the next several years. 

 

Missing Peace offers a compelling series of musical tableaux including works that best reflect the Dalai Lama’s aesthetics of compassion, impermanence, peace and unity of all things. The program features the performer’s signature style of multi-disciplinary performance and includes a selection of corresponding visual works from the exhibition, carefully chosen by Mr. de Mare for projection during the concert. 

 

The program includes James Mobberley’s “Missing Peace” (written for this project), in addition to several movements from Mobberley’s Phenomena (a Fromm Foundation commission); a piano-vocal adaptations of Laurie Anderson’s “Statue of Liberty” (from Life on a String, 2001) and Meredith Monk’s “urban march-shadow” (from her acclaimed collaboration with Ann Hamilton, mercy , 2001), in addition to Anthony Davis’ Middle Passage, Giacinto Scelsi’s Suite No. 9 “Ttai” (1953) and works by J.S. Bach and Debussy. 

 

De Mare specializes in new music, often with a theatrical twist, and is best known for his extraordinary pianism, vocal-showman talents, rhythmic flexibility, and great imagination of sound.  A native of Rochester, N.Y., he is a graduate of Manhattan School of Music and the University of Buffalo. His teachers include Yvar Mikhashoff, Isabelle Yalkovsky Byman, Leo Smit, and Paul Jacobs. He currently is on the faculties of Manhattan School of Music, Sarah Lawrence College and New York University. 

 

For this concert only, get two tickets for the price of one when ordering.  Call the UCR Box office at 951.827.4331 / www.ucriversidepresents.ucr.edu <http://www.ucriversidepresents.ucr.edu/>  

 

 

PROGRAM

 

Tableau I

- Prelude in C Major (BWV 846)                                               J.S. Bach

- China Gates (1977)                                                                 John Adams

- In B (2007)                                                                             James Mobberley

             

 

Tableau II

- La terrasse des audiences du clair de lune (1913)                      Claude Debussy

- Suite No. 9 “Ttai” (Peace) (1953):  Mvt. IV                             Giacinto Scelsi

- Sonata No. 4 (1903)                                                                Alexander Scriabin

             

Tableau III

- urban march (shadow) (“mercy”) (2001)                                  Meredith Monk

                                                                              (transcription by Anthony de Mare)

- Statue of Liberty (“Life on a String”) (2001)                           Laurie Anderson

                                                     (transcription by David McIntire and Anthony de Mare)                                

 

Tableau IV

- Fugue and Interlude (2003)                                                     Bruce Stark

 

Tableau V

- Makrokosmos, Vol. I (1972)                                                    George Crumb

            - Proteus

            - Pastorale (from the Kingdom of Atlantis, ca. 10,000 B.C.)

            - The Magic Circle of Infinity

 

Tableau VI

- Missing Peace (2007)                                                              James Mobberley

- Piano Piece No. 4 (1977)                                                         Frederic Rzewski

 

 

 

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