Lakeview Orchestra Summer Chamber Music Concert

Date: Sunday, August 18, 2024

Time: 2 - 4 pm

Location: Sulzer Regional Library Auditorium

4455 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago, IL 60625

FREE ADMISSION
(Donations to Lakeview Orchestra are invited and greatly appreciated, and can be made HERE)

Performance to feature Dvorak Bass Quintet

Lakeview Orchestra -- recognized as Chicago’s premier non-professional orchestra and a winner of multiple awards from the Illinois Council of Orchestras -- is pleased to showcase its talented musicians in a special Summer Chamber Music Concert!

The delightful program will include a variety of ensembles ranging from duets to septets and will feature music of Schumann, Brahms, Ravel, and much more.

Resurgens Requiem - History. Heritage. Harmony.

History. Heritage. Harmony. along the Atlanta Beltline

Renowned for its colorful street art, murals, tags, and stickers, Krog Street Tunnel is legendary as a hub for visual artistic expression in Atlanta. For one afternoon, however, it took on a special new role. A gritty but vibrant backdrop, its unique acoustics served as an accompanying instrument for a spectacular acapella musical showcase by the Spelman College Glee Club.

The performance, entitled “Resurgens Requiem,” was inspired by “The Mile Long Opera,” a similar placemaking performance event in 2018 on New York City’s Highline. It also drew upon the legacy of Atlanta’s diverse choral traditions championed by Choral Conductor Robert Shaw, the Grammy-winning conductor who had a decades-long tenure with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.

This site-specific choral performance activation, was planned as part of the 4-day Creative Placemaking Summit: South and Appalachia, presented by South Arts, Creative Placemaking Communities, Atlanta BeltLine Inc., Cabbagetown Neighborhood Improvement Association, and Georgia State University’s EPIC Pop Culture Program. The summit is a gathering of artists, administrators, community leaders, planners, designers, and other professionals exploring models at the intersection of arts, cultural heritage, and public policy.

Joining the Chicago Lakeview Orchestra

The Lakeview Orchestra was founded in 2013 and is recognized as a leading non-professional orchestra in Chicago. Under the baton of Artistic Director Gregory Hughes, the orchestra presents acclaimed performances that engage, entertain, and educate. The orchestra is home to professionally-trained musicians that revel at opportunities to perform a diverse variety of music — from established masterworks to pieces written expressly for the ensemble.

The orchestra's commitment to artistic excellence has been noted by audiences, critics, and artists alike. In 2016 the Lakeview Orchestra garnered an unprecedented three awards in a single year from the Illinois Council of Orchestras, including the prestigious Orchestra of the Year award.

See. Hear. Wear. Design with the Moving Orchestra

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A virtual collaboration between Atlanta and NYC, leading to the premiere of mixed improvised music, movement, and both architectural and fashion design, exploring new ways of feeling space and artistic mediums.

PART 1: HEAR "Fantasy" for improvised music and movement

PART 2: WEAR "Four Stories through Garments" for music, movement, and sketched fashion design

PART 3: SEE "Building through Sounds" for music, movement, and architectural 3D design

Performed by DAVE ADEWUMI, trumpet ; ELEANOR ALTHOLZ, dance ; DAVIS BUTNER, architectural design ; HEATHER CHANG, fashion design ; JOEY CHANG, piano ; CAROL CHAVE, dance ; KATHERINE KYU HYEON LIM, violin

CLICK HERE for performance recording

CLICK HERE for more information about the Moving Orchestra

_SCAPE: Explorations of Space and Sound

A virtual collaboration with musical duo Impromptuo, to create an new interactive concert experience through zoom!

FRIDAY MARCH 19th - 7:30PM

Exploring the improvisational potential across disciplines and art forms, the following virtual performance will feature the coordination of live 3D spatial modeling and musical improvisation, combining techniques of spatial thinking to music performance. How can the works of J. S. Bach and Arvo Pärt inspire new spatial experiences? Join this groupmuse to find out!

About the Artists

www.impromptuo.com
Based in New York City, Impromptuo is an innovative improvisation-focused duo made up of violinist Katherine Kyu Hyeon Lim and pianist Joey Chang. The duo has been commissioned and presented by Metropolis Ensemble, House of Yes, (Le) Poisson Rouge, Fifth Wall Performing Arts, and National Arts Diversity Integration Association in 2020. They have also performed as part of the Variousound Sessions 2020 Residency, and co-founded The Moving Orchestra in 2019. Though primarily trained in European classical music, Impromptuo draws influence from traditions of free jazz, experimental electroacoustic music, etc., and suggestions from you!


Impromptuo is a recipient of a Chamber Music America Ensemble Forward Grant, made possible with generous support from the New York Community Trust

www.DsButnerDesign.com

Davis Butner is an architectural designer and musician with an interest in the intersection of architecture, preservation, and the performing arts. With interdisciplinary experience in design, curation, and artistic planning, he is passionate about the civic role of architecture and the performing arts as a means of promoting and preserving cultural heritage.

A proud native of Atlanta, GA, he is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with a B.A. in Music and Architectural Design, likewise completing a certificate of design at the Architectural Association in London, and his masters in architecture at Yale University.

New Years with the Vienna Round Dance Orchestra

Shanghai Oriental Art Center :: 7:30PM

Vienna Round Dance Orchestra has a long tradition of Strauss's family music that has been successfully continued by the orchestra. The widespread spread and recognition of the music of the John Strauss family around the world has led the Vienna Round Dance Orchestra to be invited to perform every year in the world's most famous cities. Although the original orchestra performed only in Vienna, with the success of the orchestra's international tour beginning in the 1990s, they became an important messenger for the spread of Vienna's music culture. The orchestra has performed thousands of shows around the world for 27 years in a row, earning huge acclaim and a lot of love from music fans.

Shanghai Four Seasons Choir
Four Seasons Choir was established in 2018, composed of choir lovers from all walks of life in Shanghai, and over the past two years the choir has grown to become a dynamic, fast-growing, exploratory youth music group, an amateur choir with a high singing standard. The choir's works include Renaissance, classical and Romantic works, as well as contemporary choral works.

For more information, please CLICK HERE

Fall with the Shanghai Baroque Chamber Orchestra

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SHANGHAI ORIENTAL ART CENTER :: 7:45PM

A special performance commemorating the 210th anniversary of Felix Mendelssohn’s birth

Featuring Mendelssohn Song without words for viola Op 109 and Op 30
中提琴 Viola: Davis Butner
鋼琴Piano: Mario Alonso

Mendelssohn Octet in E-flat major op. 20
Allegro moderato con fuoco, Andante, Scherzo, Allegro leggierissimo

For details please visit the following link

Tickets available through the Shanghai Oriental Arts Center

Kristy Tucker Masters Recital

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Morse Recital Hall :: 7:30PM

Featuring Bernard Garfield’s Quartet for String Trio and Bassoon

Nuri Lim - Violin

Davis Butner - Viola

Valentina Crnjak - Cello

Kristy Tucker - Bassoon

Happy Holidays with the Gpscy Quintet

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Elgar Piano Quintet in A minor

The Gpscy Quintet

Davis Butner, Architecture - Violin
Alejandro Duran, Architecture - Violin
Clara Wilson-Hawken, American Studies - Viola
Lin Georgis, Ethnomusicology - Cello 
Roger Sheu, Environmental Engineering - Piano

Disclaimer: We do not claim to be affiliated in any way with the Graduate and Professional Student Center at Yale (GPSCY) outside of membership and occasionally to frequent alcohol consumption on their premises.

2018 Norfolk Chamber Music Festival

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CONCERT PROGRAM: CLICK HERE

LIVESTREAM WEBSITE: CLICK HERE

The livestream will start 15 min. before the performance, 

4:00pm EST on August 18th.   

Norfolk music shed :: 4:00PM EST

An exquisite program of music for chorus with instrumental ensemble. Repertoire will feature works from the Renaissance to the 21st Century.

Simon Carrington  conductor

Norfolk Festival Orchestra and Chorus

Klarman Hall 1000 Seat Sound Test

Harvard Business School Klarman Hall :: 2:00 PM EST

A special quartet performance for the first full-occupancy run-through of a full house event at Harvard Business School's new Klarman Hall.  The event is intended to test the acoustics of the space as well as the relevant AV components that will be used in the Hall’s 1,000-seat configuration.

Harvard Business School Klarman Hall courtesy of Glickman Design Studio

Harvard Business School Klarman Hall courtesy of Glickman Design Studio

Paradise Quartet

Matthew Vera - violin
Davis Butner - violin
Drew Ricciardi - viola
Miguel Vasquez - cello

REPERTOIRE TO INCLUDE

Beethoven Op. 18 No. 2
Haydn Op. 76 "Sunrise"

2018 Boston Bruckner Festival

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Harvard University Lutheran Church :: 8PM

The Boston Festival Orchestra and conductor Nathaniel Meyer perform Anton Bruckner’s majestic and transcendent Symphony No. 3 in D minor in Harvard Square’s University Lutheran Church. The orchestra features musicians coming together from around the Boston area and as far away as Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Maine.

This is the first of two concerts featuring the symphonies of Anton Bruckner in the inaugural Boston Bruckner Festival taking place this summer.

Hearts of Strangers Opening Exhibit and Show

Love Tribe Open Hearts Yoga & Life Center :: 2:00PM

Show begins at at 3:30pm

This event will feature photographs and selections from the three year old national photojournalism project, Hearts of Strangers, as well as live music, food and beverages provided by G-Zen, Hearts of Strangers books and merchandise, raffle gifts, live interviews and a documentary short debut by Branford local director and editor, Sam Bibbins. 

Will Doreza Masters Recital

MORSE RECITAL HALL :: 7:30PM

Selections to include: 

Bach: "Ich habe genug" BWV 82
Schumann: Liederkreis, op. 39
Antón García Abril: selections from Canciones de Valldemosa
Barber: Three Songs, op. 45

Details and directions - HERE

Livestream link - HERE