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Latitude45News - January 2010
December 18, 2009, 12:00 am Dear Friends and Music Lovers, 2010 HighlightsWinter 2009/2010: Kleztory in Belgium Kleztory brings the peppiness and the poignancy of klezmer music to the concert halls with the finest quality musicians. Their colorful shows bring the true spirit of klezmer to life, and their energy and humour shows make faces smile and feet tap. In 2007, their album "Nomade" won an Opus Prize for the best jazz /world music album in Québec. Kleztory will tour Belgium in January 2010. You can also see them showcase at the Arts Presenters Conference in New York in January 2010. www.latitude45arts.com/artists/view/kleztory Spring 2010: Mark Fewer in Australia Violinist Mark Fewer is making an impressive career both in the great traditions and the utterly original, from coast to coast. The former artistic director of the Scotia Festival of Music in Halifax, former concertmaster of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, and now professor at Montreal's prestigious McGill University is in high demand as both a soloist and a recitalist, and he is now about to leap from continent to continent. On April 27, 2010, Mark Fewer visits Adelaide/Australia with a recital of partitas by Chris Paul Harman and J. S. Bach; and on May 1, her performs John Adams' "Dharma at Big Sur", a concerto for electric six-string violin, with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Bramwell Tovey. www.latitude45arts.com/artists/view/mark_fewer Fall 2010: Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra in Asia Tafelmusik will tour Asia in October 2010 with the "Galileo Project: Music of the Spheres". The project is Tafelmusik's contribution to the International Year of Astronomy, marking 2009 as the 400th anniversary of Galileo's development and use of the astronomical telescope. It combines music, words and images to explore the artistic, cultural and scientific world in which 17th- and 18th-century astronomers lived and did their work. The tour includes concerts in Malaysia and China and a residency in Korea at the Hanyang University. www.latitude45arts.com/artists/view/tafelmusik Fall 2010: Nouvel Ensemble Moderne in Poland and New York To honor the 90th birthday of Italian writer Primo Levi, composer, multi-media artist and producer Andrea Liberovici created a mixed media cantata especially for the Nouvel Ensemble Moderne and its director Lorraine Vaillancourt. The cantata entitled "La transparenza della parola" combines a libretto by Emilio Jona based on key words from Levi's books with film, music, and electronic effects. After successful performances in Torino and Genoa in fall 2009, the cantata will come to New York in October 2010. Members of ISPA will have the opportunity to get a first impression of the piece at the Annual New York congress in January 2010. In addition to this, the Nouvel Ensemble Moderne will make its first visit to Poland in September 2010, performing at the prestigious Warsaw Autumn Festival in a program of Polish and Canadian works. www.latitude45arts.com/artists/view/nem Fall 2010: Joëlle Léandre's tribute to John Cage in North America French double bass player, improviser and composer Joëlle Léandre has assembled a program to honor her mentor and musical hero, 20th century avant-garde composer John Cage. The program features music by Cage and her own original works, including "OAXACA", with dancer and choreographer Dominique Boivin, and "Ryoanji", an interactive work that Cage wrote specifically for Joëlle Léandre. The program will tour North America in November 2010. www.latitude45arts.com/artists/view/joelle_leandre An outlook to 2011Les Percussions de Strasbourg in North America To celebrate their 50th anniversary, Les Percussions de Strasbourg, the first percussion ensemble founded, will tour the world from 2011 to 2013. Their jubilee tour features "Le Noir de l'Etoile" by Gerard Grisey, in which the six percussionists are accompanied by the recorded sound of a pulsar, a highly magnetized, rotating neutron star. Les Percussions de Strasbourg will tour North America from February 15 to April 15, 2011. www.latitude45arts.com/artists/view/percussions_strasbourg Nadina Mackie Jackson across Canada Two of Canada's most articulate and engaging virtuosi, Nadina Mackie Jackson and Guy Few, join forces to present innovative recital programming for trumpet, corno, bassoon and piano. They perform everything from classical to cabaret, from baroque to new music, and inject humor and storytelling into each performance. After an extremely successful tour in fall 2009, Nadina Mackie Jackson and Guy Few return to tour Canada throughout 2010-2011. www.latitude45arts.com/artists/view/nadina NewsOpening Gala of the NBOC Alain Trudel leads the New Broadcast Orchestra of Canada in its gala opening the new year on January 8, 2010 in Vancouver. The concert is a special fundraising gala for the newly founded NBOC and will be recorded live for broadcast on CBC Radio 2. Among the works performed are new works for trumpet and orchestra by Alain Trudel himself, and a CBC-commissioned work by Canadian composer Michael Oesterle. Soloists to appear will be pianist Anton Kuerti and trumpet player Jens Lindemann. www.latitude45arts.com/artists/view/alain_trudel www.youtube.com/nbotube Arditti Quartet enthused New York Due to illness amongst the Hilliard Ensemble, the North American premiere of Wolfgang Rihm's requiem "Et Lux" had to be cancelled. Instead, the Arditti Quartet took the stage alone and performed Rihm's quartet No. 12 as well as quartets by Pascal Dusapin and Harrison Birtwistle to a delighted audience at Carnegie Hall. Next opportunities to hear the Arditti Quartet in North America will be in June 2010 and in April 2011. www.latitude45arts.com/artists/view/arditti_quartet Meet Latitude45 live The Association of Performing Arts Presenters' Conference in New York City, January 8-12, 2010, offers a great opportunity to meet Latitude45 at the Americas Hall II, booth No. 727. Energetic klezmer band Kleztory will showcase on January 8 at 10:05 pm and on January 9 at 4:50 pm, both at the Lincoln Suite of the New York Hilton. www.apapconference.org Latitude45 will also be present at the subsequent conference of the International Society for the Performing Arts: "Fast forward - imagining the future" from January 12-15, 2010, in New York City. www.ispa.org If you are located on the opposite side of the world, you get your chances, too. Meet Latitude45 at the Australian Performing Arts Market, February 22-26, 2010, or on the Tokyo Performing Arts Market, March 1-4, 2010. www.performingartsmarket.com.au www.tpam.or.jp EventsNow touring → Arditti Quartet: Canada and USA → Jenny Lin: New York → Louise Bessette: Canada To view the current list of all upcoming events, please visit our event calendar at www.latitude45arts.com/calendars. |
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