1983) Maduswara (2020) Arranged by Jacob Garchik (b.
Lead partner Carnegie Hall and an adventurous group of project partners, including presenters, academic institutions, foundations, and individuals, have joined forces with KPAA to support this exciting program.Ībout the Work Peni Candra Rini (b. Designed expressly for the training of students and emerging professionals, fifty new works have been commissioned, and scores and parts, as well as supplemental learning materials that include recordings, videos, performance notes, and composer interviews, are available on. In 2015, the Kronos Performing Arts Association (KPAA) launched Fifty for the Future: The Kronos Learning Repertoire, an education and legacy project that is commissioning-and distributing for free-the first learning library of contemporary repertoire for string quartet. Tomorrow night's program, Old Friends, spotlights composers known here through their past Walker and other Twin Cities performances. Tonight’s New Global Voices features compelling scores by international composers relatively new to Minnesota audiences. Kronos’s two distinct concerts on March 19 & 20 are drawn from the diverse and dazzling array of Kronos’s Fifty for the Future project. FuntukuruĪpproximately 70 minutes with no intermission.Īll works on these programs were written for Fifty for the Future: The Kronos Learning Repertoire.
Reena Esmail) / Mishra Pilu Soo Yeon Lyuh / Yessori (Sound from the Past) Hawa Kassé Mady Diabaté (arr. Jacob Garchik) / Little Black Book Aftab Darvishi / Daughters of Sol Aruna Narayan (arr. Jacob Garchik) / Maduswara Aleksandra Vrebalov / My Desert, My Rose Nicole Lizée / Another Living Soul Jlin (arr. Scott, Lighting Designer Scott Fraser, Sound Designer Fifty for the Future Saturday March 19: New Global Voices Photo: Waleed Shah Kronos Quartet David Harrington, violin John Sherba, violin Hank Dutt, viola Sunny Yang, celloīrian H.
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