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### Event Description: Pipe Dreams - Atlantic Classical Orchestra

**Event Title:** Pipe Dreams

**Dates:** April 10-11, 2025

**Guest Artist:** Andrew Galuska, pipe organ

**Overview:**
The Atlantic Classical Orchestra presents "Pipe Dreams," a captivating concert that places the organ at the heart of its fourth Masterworks series. This event features the brilliant Andrew Galuska, Director of Music and Fine Arts at the Community Church of Vero Beach, Florida, as the guest artist. Galuska, an award-winning organist, will guide the audience through a rare opportunity to experience Horatio Parker’s Concerto for Organ. Parker, a late-19th Century American composer and renowned pedagogue, was a significant figure in his time, having served as both a professor and dean at Yale.

The concert opens with a piece originally composed for organ by one of Parker’s students, Charles Ives. The orchestral arrangement by William Schuman retains the wit, charm, and humor of the original. The second half of the program features Edward Elgar’s magnificent Enigma Variations, a theme and fourteen variations, each portraying a friend, showcasing a range of emotions from virtuosic to poignant, hilarious, and sentimental.

**Program:**
1. **Ives/Schuman:** Variations on America (16 min.)
2. **Parker:** Concerto for Organ (19 min.) - Solo organ: Andrew Galuska
3. **Elgar:** Enigma Variations (31 min.)

**Performers:**
- **Music Director & Conductor:** David Amado
- **Violin I:** Aleksandr Zhu (Concertmaster), Ekaterina Gorkhover (Asst. Concertmaster), Monica Cheveresan, Kaitlin Richardson, Michael O’Gieblyn, Samvel Arakelyan, Gustavo Correa
- **Violin II:** Dina Kostic (Principal), Sha Zhang, Tinca Belinschi, Dale Sandvold, Eduardo Martinez, Daria Apostolova
- **Viola:** Valerie Judd (Principal), Anna Ivanova, Jill Jaffe, Laura Sinclair, Laurice Buckton
- **Cello:** Ashley Garritson (Principal), Christopher Glansdorp, Megan Savage, Georgiy Khoklov
- **Double Bass:** Janet Clippard (Principal), Juan Carlos Pena
- **Flute:** Christina Apelgren (Principal), Karen Fuller
- **Oboe:** Erika Yamada (Principal), Sara Luciani
- **Clarinet:** Daniel Giaccobe (Principal), Will Doh
- **Bassoon:** Gabriel Beavers (Principal), Geronis Bravo
- **Horn:** Karen Schubert (Principal), Stan Spinola, Molly Flanagan
- **Trumpet:** Jesse Cook (Principal), Benedetto Salvia
- **Tuba:** Jay Bertolet (Principal)
- **Timpani:** Andrew Proctor (Principal)
- **Percussion:** Neel Shukla (Principal), Isaac Hernandez, Juanmanuel Lopez, Jordan Holley
- **Harp:** Kay Kemper (Principal)
- **Keyboard:** Tao Lin (Principal)

**Schedule:**
- **Vero Beach: CCOVB**
  - Thursday, April 10, 2025, 4:00 pm
- **Stuart: The Lyric**
  - Friday, April 11, 2025, 3:30 pm
  - Friday, April 11, 2025, 7:30 pm

**Tickets:**
- Available for purchase online.

Join us for an evening of extraordinary music and experience the grandeur of the pipe organ in a masterful orchestral setting.

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Join us for an exquisite evening of chamber music featuring the remarkable talents of Kristin Lee on violin and Michael Stephen Brown on piano. This special performance is part of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's esteemed concert series, set to take place in the intimate setting of the Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Studio.

**Date and Time:** Thursday, March 20, 2025, at 7:30 pm. The concert will include an intermission and has a total duration of 2 hours.

**Location:** Daniel and Joanna S. Rose Studio at CMS, Rose Building, 165 West 65th Street, New York, NY 10023.

**Program Highlights:**
- Fritz Kreisler's "Praeludium and Allegro in the Style of Pugnani" for Violin and Piano, a piece that showcases the violin's lyrical and virtuosic capabilities.
- Charles Ives' "Sonata No. 4 for Violin and Piano, Children's Day at the Camp Meeting," offering a unique blend of traditional and innovative sounds.
- Ernest Bloch's "Sonata No. 2 for Violin and Piano, Poème Mystique," a work rich in emotional depth and complexity.
- John Adams' "Road Movies for Violin and Piano," a contemporary piece with rhythmic vitality and melodic appeal.
- Amy Beach's "Romance for Violin and Piano, Op. 23," a beautiful example of late Romantic chamber music.
- Paul Schoenfield's "Four Souvenirs for Violin and Piano," a vibrant and eclectic mix of styles.

**About the Artists:**
- **Kristin Lee**, a violinist known for her versatility and impeccable technique, has garnered acclaim on the world's finest concert stages. Her accolades include an Avery Fisher Career Grant and top prizes in several prestigious competitions.
- **Michael Stephen Brown**, a pianist and composer celebrated for his compelling performances and compositions, has received numerous awards, including a 2018 Emerging Artist Award from Lincoln Center and a 2015 Avery Fisher Career Grant.

This event promises to be a memorable night of music, showcasing the extraordinary talents of two of the chamber music world's leading figures. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the artistry of Kristin Lee and Michael Stephen Brown in a program that spans the breadth of the chamber music repertoire.

**Tickets:** Not yet on sale. Stay tuned for ticket availability and ensure your spot for this must-see performance.

For more information and to stay updated on ticket sales, please visit the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center's website.

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The fact that a classical conductor is also declared one of the best artists at a traditional jazz festival is unusual and offers special opportunities - for example, inviting him with an American program: from Gershwin to Bernstein to the symphonic jazz of Duke Ellington. But it is not just his awards as a jazz pianist at festivals in Chicago and Wisconsin or his performances as a chansonnier with songs by the music satirist Georg Kreisler that make Patrick Hahn stand out from the wide field of young conductors. The Austrian, General Music Director in Wuppertal since 2021, also has qualities in the classical profession that are rarely found in this form at such a young age. What Patrick Hahn recognized early on is the psychological aspect of the conducting profession: If a conductor knows how to encourage the musicians to achieve top performances and if he is an inspiration to the musicians, then they simply play better. A simple equation that absolutely works for Patrick Hahn. The soloist in Gershwin's "Concerto in F" is Frank Dupree, a pianist who also has a second source of income in jazz. Hahn and Dupree: when it comes to the "American style," these two are pulling in the same direction.