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Concert Information:
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Barbara Adams at
BBadams323@verizon.net or call (845) 564-3499.
Concert Ticket Prices:
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Adult |
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Student |
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Click on the following links to view reviews
of past performances:
November
2006
Cypress String Quartet
April 2007
Karen Lubeck, soprano
HVP String Quartet
February
2008
Harlem String Quartet
May
2008
Innisfree
(Mother's Day Concert)
November 2008
"Music Alive!!" Bard Ensembles
(Joan Tower)
May 2009
Elmar Oliveira, violin
October
2009
Celebrating Music from
Alsdorf to Joplin
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2010-2011 Concert Season
All concerts at
St. George's Church, 105 Grand Street, Newburgh, New York
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view/print concert brochure
- Sunday, November 7, 2010
3:00 p.m.
Blair String Quartet
Music of Haydn, Bartok and Schubert

Christian Teal, violin; Felix Wang, cello; Cornelia Heard, violin; John
Kochanowski, viola
Widely acclaimed in performances across the country, the
Blair String Quartet
has enhanced its national reputation through appearances at the Library
of Congress, the Kennedy Center, New York’s 92nd Street Y and Merkin
Concert Hall. The
quartet has appeared on concert series in Atlanta, Boston, Baltimore,
Cincinnati, Dallas, Denver, Memphis, Phoenix, and numerous other cities.
Some of their residencies have been at the Aspen
Music Festival, the Sedona Chamber Music Festival, the first Irving S.
Gilmore International Keyboard Festival, as
well as appearing at theColorado Music Festival, the Meadowmount
School of Music, the Sewanee Music Festival, Music Mountain in
Connecticut and
the Maverick Concert
Series in
Woodstock, New York. Recently, they were the quartet-in-Residence for
the Classical
Fellowship Awards competition of the American Pianists Association held
in Indianapolis.
- Sunday, February 6, 2011 (snow date Sunday, February 13, 2011)
3:00 p.m.
Kairos: A Consort of Singers with the
Newburgh Chamber Music Ensemble
Choral and Chamber Music of J. S. Bach

Kairos: A Consort of Singers is
a select vocal ensemble dedicated to the performance of unaccompanied
choral literature from the Medieval to the present. The group is
Artist-in-Residence at Holy
Cross Monastery in West Park,
NY and performs throughout the Hudson Valley and beyond. Kairos also
presents the Bach Cantata
Series, with performances of the church cantatas of J. S. Bach at
various times throughout the year at Holy Cross Monastery. Now in its
fifth year, the series has elicited an enormously enthusiastic response
by the public and has received wide critical acclaim. In 2009, Kairos
celebrated its 15th anniversary as the premiere vocal ensemble of the
Hudson Valley.
- Sunday, March 6, 2011
3:00 p.m. Radiance Woodwind Quintet
"Around the World in 80 Minutes"
Performing works of Maurice Ravel, Paul Hindemith, Judith Weir, Lee
Hoiby and Astor Piazzola

Elizabeth Jackson, flute; Carla Parodi, oboe; Kelli O'Connor,
clarinet;
Stevi Rehncy, bassoon; Bryce Nakaoka, horn
The Radiance
Woodwind Quintet was
founded in 2006 and is dedicated to performing the woodwind
repertoire with perfection and a little “sass”. This stand-out group
has performed in recital to many audiences in the New England area since
its inception. In addition to collaborating with pianist Simon Holt,
they have been guest artists on the recital series
“Sundays
in the Parlor at Park”
directed by pianists Gary Chapman and Laura Hibbard. Radiance has
also appeared in concert for the United States Coast Guard Band recital
series, and as guest artists at the University of Rhode Island. Their
official debut concert was held on June 6, 2008 in Norwich, CT.
- Sunday, May 8, 2011
3:00 p.m.
Annual Mother's Day Concert
Maria Zementauski
and the Newburgh Chamber Music Ensemble
From Vivaldi to Piazzola

Maria Zemantauski
is one of the world’s few heralded female flamenco-style guitarists, and
one of even fewer female flamenco composers. She has performed in Spain,
Italy and across the continental United States to great acclaim. Her
albums, Mrs. Laughinghouse (1997), Seeing Red (2000) and Under the Lemon
Tree (2005), have received stellar reviews from music critics around the
world.
HVP String Quartet Members: Carole Cowan, violin; Emily Faxon, violin;
Valentina Charlap-Evans, viola; Susan Seligman, cello
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