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Nancy Walker and Kirk MacDonald in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre, 2013.
Escape the chilly winter weather and cozy up to some warm tunes in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre this December. The days may be short and the nights may be cold, but the mix of jazz, classical and new music in the Free Concert Series this month will help put you in a festive winter mood!
Tuesday, December 3, 2013 - 12 p.m. - The Glenn Gould School New Music Ensemble - Power Chords
Under the direction of Brian Current, the talented young musicians of The Glenn Gould School New Music Ensemble present an inventive program for chamber orchestra and small ensembles. This powerful performance features the world premiere of a newly commissioned work by Canadian composer and trombonist Scott Good, along with works by John Rea and Martin Bresnick.
Wednesday, December 4, 2013 - 5:30 p.m. - Elizabeth Shepherd - Rewind
Since bursting onto the international scene in 2006, vocalist/pianist Elizabeth Shepherd has established herself as one of the most alluring and imaginative artists on the scene today. This globetrotting soul-jazz innovator and three-time Juno nominee breathes new life – and soul – into songs both familiar and forgotten in a performance of highlights from her latest album, Rewind. Check out her rendition of "Feeling Good" in the recording below.
Thursday, December 5, 2013 - 12 p.m. - Ensemble Made in Canada - French Impressions
Rapidly gaining recognition as Canada's premier piano quartet, the dynamic all-female Ensemble Made in Canada showcases the elegance, energy and intensity of their remarkable ensemble playing in two masterpieces of the French chamber music repertoire: Debussy's Violin Sonata in G Minor (his final work) and Faure's Piano Quartet in C Minor.
Tuesday, December 10, 2013 - 12 p.m. - Stefan Chaplikov - Hammerklavier
Still in his 20s, Bulgarian rising star Stefan Chaplikov fearlessly scales Beethoven's monumental Sonata No. 29 in B-flat Major, Op. 106, the "Hammerklavier." While this demanding work daunts pianists twice his age, Stefan embraces its challenges and rewards with a fierce passion and authority belying his years. Listen to Sokolov's recording of this Mount Everest of piano sonatas below.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013 - 5:30 p.m. - Eliana Cuevas Quintet - Espejo
Canada's award-winning Latin jazz queen, flanked by some of the country's top jazz musicians (George Koller, Jeremy Ledbetter, Mark Kelso and Daniel Stone), performs highlights from her highly anticipated and much lauded new recording, Espejo. With the distinctive purity, versatility and dexterity of Eliana's vocals now deeper and more nuanced than ever, this sophisticated and deeply personal oeuvre showcases her vastly expanded range as a composer and performer, taking the audience on an intense and passionate journey of the soul. Preview a song from the album below.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013 - 12 p.m. - Cadence- Cool Yule
Famous for their infectious energy and uncanny verve, Canada's premier a cappella vocal ensemble will put you in the holiday spirit with this festive program. Whether performing seasonal songs, classics by Joni Mitchell or Louis Prima, bebop standards or cheeky arrangement of 1980s hits, their hypnotic blend of complex harmonies, intricate arrangements, vocal dexterity and on-stage antics are simply irresistible! Hear a preview from their album, Cool Yule, below.
Let us know which December concert you're most looking forward to in the comments below!
The Free Concert Series will break after the concert on December 17 and return on Tuesday, January 7 with pianist Mehdi Ghazi and The Colours of Passion. Have a great holiday and we look forward to seeing you in the new year!
Photo: (top) Nancy Walker and Kirk MacDonald in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre, 2013. Photo by Karen Reeves; (middle) Composer/trombonist Scott Good; (bottom) Ensemble Made in Canada. Photo by Bo Huang.
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In recent years, the Canadian Opera Company has lured Canada's internationally acclaimed soprano Adrianne Pieczonka from the world's stages of New York, London, Paris, Milan, Berlin, Vienna, Bayreuth and Salzburg to the Four Seasons Centre for one riveting performance after another. This winter, COC audiences are the first to witness Pieczonka in a role she calls "more dramatic than any other Verdi role I have sung to date" – Amelia in Verdi's Un ballo in maschera.
"I have sung more lyric Verdi parts in the past, such as Alice Ford, Desdemona, Elisabetta and Amelia in Simon Boccanegra. For a time, I considered singing Aida and Elvira, but I realized that these roles didn't fit me quite right, vocally. Amelia in Ballo fits better as it lies in a slight lower tessitura where my voice feels more comfortable," she says.
Adrianne Pieczonka as Elisabeth in Verdi's Don Carlos.
It's also a role that requires a singer who can mine vast reserves of musical power and sensitivity. "Personally, I find that singing Verdi is more technically demanding than singing Wagner or Strauss. In Verdi, the voice is the main focus. In Wagner and Strauss, the voice can sometimes hide a bit in the thick orchestrations," shares Pieczonka. "[In Verdi], the art of bel canto is required, the ability to spin long legato lines and imbue phrases with many vocal colours. Verdi operas challenge singers technically, but they are so highly rewarding and thrilling to perform."
"Amelia appeals to me because she is a mature woman – she is married and she is a mother, both of which I can relate to," shares Pieczonka. "Amelia sings a heartbreaking aria begging her husband that, before she is killed, she be allowed to say goodbye to her young son. It's this kind of emotion which really affects me deeply."
Learn more about Adrianne's career from her COC debut in 1988 to more recent moments in this world-renowned soprano's career abroad and here at home in our current winter issue of Prelude magazine. Sign up here to receive a digital copy.
You can follow Adrianne on Twitter and learn more about her on her website.
Photos: (top) Carlo Ventre as Cavaradossi and Adrianne Pieczonka as Tosca in the Canadian Opera Company production of Tosca, 2012. Photo by Michael Cooper; (middle) Adrianne Pieczonka. Photo by Johannes Ifkovits; (bottom) Adrianne Pieczonka as Elisabeth de Valois and the COC Chorus in the Canadian Opera Company's production of Don Carlos, 2007. Photo by Michael Cooper.
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One of Hungary's finest baritones, Béla Perencz is entirely at home in the roles written by the composer at the heart of this year's celebrations. This public course run by the singer who also achieved success earlier in his career as a tenor will take place in the Bertalan Székely Hall. The Opera House's artistic secretariat will be accepting registrations from the start of the season.
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The six pieces of Op 19b offer keyboard simulations of three vocal types, the solo Lied (Nos 1 and 2), with a treble cantilena supported by an accompaniment below; duet (No 6), in which the melodic line is doubled in thirds or sixths; and part-song (Nos 3 and 4), featuring homophonic textures in chordal style. Two pieces (Nos 3 and 5) are of sufficient length to unfold in miniature sonata forms. The composer left every piece but the last untitled, though No 3, with its pursuing imitative lines and echoing horn calls, impresses as a Jagdlied ('hunting song'), and No 4, which shares its key and some thematic material with No 3, as a Jägerlied ('hunters' song'). The muted No 6, the Venetianisches Gondellied, was the first of several that Mendelssohn composed and so titled, and was inspired by his visit to Venice in 1830. Its blurry pedal effects and gently undulating cross-rhythms magically conjure up the romantic allure of the Venetian lagoons.
Mendelssohn issued Op 19b and subsequent sets of Lieder ohne Worte in parallel German, French and English editions. In Paris the pieces first appeared as Romances sans paroles, and in England as Original Melodies for the Piano. The composer never used the now prevalent translation Songs without Words, nor did he authorize other descriptive titles fitted to the pieces in later editions, for example 'Sweet Remembrance' (No 1), 'Regrets' (No 2), and 'Restlessness' (No 5). Largely the whims of publishers, these accretions ran counter to Mendelssohn's own aesthetic, to let the individual Lieder stand by themselves, and to trust the precision of musical expression over the ambiguities of words.
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WASHINGTON - It's arguably the most famous picture marking the end of World War II: Two strangers, a sailor and a nurse, kissing in the middle of Times Square on the cover of LIFE Magazine.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. - With a newly seated City Council, Alexandria's mayor sees a new chapter, and an opportunity, in the battle over Alexandria's controversial waterfront plan.
Even though it was approved by City Council more than a year ago by a 5-2 vote, lawsuits have sidelined the $40 to $50 million development. And now Mayor Bill Euille hopes to obtain a super majority vote to rebuff the lawsuits.
At city hall late Friday morning, Euille held a news conference to discuss how he, his staff and city council are trying to work around the lawsuits and begin construction.
The waterfront plan includes $40 to $50 million worth of development and two hotels on 8.6 acres of the city's historic waterfront. The blueprint also preserves residential parking, access to the waterfront and includes some flood mitigation in an area known for high water during storms.
The November election changed the makeup of Alexandria City Council. The two members who had voted against the waterfront plan were not re-elected. And the mayor believes the change in the council's make up provides an opportunity to overcome the lawsuits.
The multiple lawsuits center around zoning. The city's attorney and the city's manger say that a text amendment, which includes zoning changes needed to carry out the plan, will be voted on by the planning commission and by the new city council next month. They say there will also be a public hearing on the issue.
But the goal is to get a super majority council vote on the amendment, which would negate the basis for the lawsuits, city officials say.
"What they're trying to do today is simply to circumvent the public process once again," says Alexandria resident Andrew McDonnell, with Friends of the Alexandria Waterfront.
McDonnell has been fighting the waterfront plan from the start arguing the plan isn't right for the city or its economic future.
"They (local government) didn't really work to create a waterfront plan that was unique to Alexandria," McDonnell says.
McDonnell says the city could have avoided the lawsuits if the mayor had worked with the community - a notion the mayor rejects. Euille says he worked with the community and held hundreds of meetings.
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United Nations (CNN) -- It took decades to stamp out smoking inside the United Nations.
Now the U.N. may have another vice: drinking.
The United States ambassador for management and reform, Joseph Torsella, issued a rare public scolding, by U.N. standards, on personal behavior Monday.
He warned the U.N.'s "fifth committee" panel that negotiating rooms "should in the future be an inebriation-free zone."
U.S. diplomats say there has been excessive drinking surrounding traditional late-night meetings, especially during Christmas-time budget negotiations held by the fifth committee, which handles administration and budgetary matters.
No countries were formally named. However, Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin appeared to take some responsibility for his staff when he told CNN Wednesday "there should be no drinking during business sessions. And I'm going to give very clear instructions to that effect to my delegations."
Several other diplomats denied witnessing drinking during work hours. British Ambassador Mark Lyall Grant told CNN, "Of course in diplomacy there are a lot of receptions ... people may have a drink, but it's never come into negotiations."
The United Nations headquarters isn't exactly a frat house, but the combination of diplomats, staff, press corps and long hours can spark a relaxed atmosphere.
There used to be a bar inside a 'delegates lounge,' but because of building renovations in 2010, there are now few places to get a drink or eat after 3 p.m.
It appears some delegates are bringing liquor into the building.
A deputy spokesman for U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, Eduardo Del Buey, said: "I don't think it's up to the secretary-general to tell the member states how to behave. It's up to the individual governments of the member states."
The most famous drinking story erupted overseas nearly three years ago when a senior U.N. official under Ban went on a drunken spiel aimed at his boss during a dinner.
He reportedly said "I know you never liked me, Mr. Secretary-General; well, I never liked you either." Sha Zukang, undersecretary-general for economic and social affairs, later apologized.
Torsella, who issued the drinking warning, has also been on the warpath against excessive business-class travel by U.N. staff who travel overseas.
He told his colleagues, "Let's save the champagne for toasting the successful end of the session and do some credit to the committee's reputation in the process."
Asked about drinking after the meetings, Churkin replied with a smile: "After is a private matter. We all have our private lives, don't we?"
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The 2016 presidential election only seems far away if you're not planning to run in it. For those who are thinking about seeking their party's presidential nomination, there's so very much to do, starting yesterday.
This is a time to get to know donors, to get the public to know you on TV and social media, to visit big primary states, network with the activists and ideologues, produce a vanity book, polish a record, deal with personal baggage, take a stand, develop a world view and scout for advisers and political organizations that can power up a campaign team. All while sounding coy about running. And in some cases, not even being sure you will.
The main players: For the Democrats, Vice President Joe Biden, former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley; and for the Republicans, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal; Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, Wisconsin Rep. Paul Ryan and Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker.
NON-DENIAL DENIAL: Cagey words that cloak presidential ambitions, and none too convincingly.
Biden: "I can die a happy man never having been president of the United States of America. But it doesn't mean I won't run."
Clinton: "I have absolutely no plans to run. ... I don't know everything I'll be doing. I'll be working on behalf of women and girls, and hopefully be writing and speaking. Those are the things that I am planning to do right now. ... I'm looking forward to this next chapter in my life, whatever it is."
Cuomo: "To the extent that I'm focusing on politics, it's my (governor's) race next year."
O'Malley: "By the end of this year, we're on course to have a body of work that lays the framework of the candidacy for 2016."
Bush: "My thinking is not to think about it for a year."
Christie: "I'm nowhere near making that decision yet, at all. I mean, I think anybody who tries to plan in politics that far in advance is crazy. ... I love being governor and I want to stay as governor."
Jindal: "The reality is anybody who's thinking about 2016 needs to have their head examined. It's way too early."
Paul: "We're thinking about growing the party. What comes after that, we'll see."
Rubio: "I told people I haven't even thought about that. That's a decision far in the future."
Ryan: "I will give it serious consideration, but I'm going to do that later on."
Walker: "That's not anything I've really spent a whole lot of time thinking about."
WRITE A BOOK: The perfect stage-setter, just ask Barack Obama ("Dreams from My Father," 2004; "The Audacity of Hope," 2006.)
Biden: Not since "Promises to Keep" from '07.
Cuomo: Yes, coming in 2014.
Clinton: Yes, coming in 2014.
O'Malley: No.
Bush: Yes, on immigration.
Christie: No.
Jindal: Yes, but in 2010.
Paul: "Government Bullies: How Everyday Americans Are Being Harassed, Abused, and Imprisoned by the Feds," in 2012; "The Tea Party Goes to Washington," 2011.
Rubio: Yes, "An American Son: A Memoir," 2012.
Ryan: Among various authors of "The Path to Prosperity: A Blueprint for American Renewal," with the snoozy sub-sub-title: "Fiscal Year 2013 Budget Resolution."
Walker: Yes, "Unintimidated: A Governor's Story and a Nation's Challenge," is coming in the fall with former Bush speechwriter Marc Thiessen as ghost-writer.
GO TO IOWA: Its caucuses are the opening act of the nomination contest.
Biden: Yes, in 2012 campaign.
Clinton: No.
Cuomo: No.
O'Malley: Yes, headlined Sen. Tom Harkin's annual steak fry in the fall.
Bush: Yes, in 2012.
Christie: Yes, in 2012.
Jindal: Yes, summer visit, then flew with Iowa governor to governors association meeting in Milwaukee. In Iowa seven times in 2012.
Paul: Yes, Lincoln Day Dinner in May, meeting with pastors in July.
Rubio: Yes, in 2012 just days after the election.
Ryan: Yes, multiple times as 2012 veep candidate. Keynote speaker at governor's annual birthday fundraiser coming in November.
Walker: Yes, May fund-raiser.
GO TO NEW HAMPSHIRE: Nation's first primary comes after Iowa and is just as important.
Biden: Yes, in 2012 campaign, and 2013 fundraiser planned in Maine for New Hampshire governor.
Clinton: No.
Cuomo: No.
O'Malley: Yes, once in 2012.
Bush: No.
Christie: Yes, three times in 2012.
Jindal: Yes, headlined state GOP fundraiser in May, visited twice in 2012.


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Movement 1: Allegro con moto
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Coleridge-Taylor freely acknowledged his favourite composer to be Dvorák, who was in turn a devotee of Schubert, whose inexhaustible spontaneity Coleridge-Taylor almost matched. The influence of both these composers is apparent the Quintet; more impressively, individual characteristics of Coleridge-Taylor's mature style are already apparent: attractive and original melodies, strong rhythms and irregular phrase-lengths, and an ear sensitive to variety in tone-colour and dynamics are all in evidence, as are a gift for piquant harmony and bold key-changes allied to a sure grasp of structure. That the Piano Quintet was composed by an eighteen-year-old is remarkable. Understandably, the critic of the Croydon Advertiser used the word 'astonishing' in his review of the 1893 concert.
The first movement has an assertive principal subject played by all the strings in octaves with an almost orchestral sonority; the second subject, in the relative major key of B flat, is introduced by the piano and while its shape and apparent simplicity might be Schubertian (as is its momentary diversion to C flat major), it represents an early flowering of Coleridge-Taylor's own exceptional melodic talent.
The Larghetto, in E flat major, begins serenely with a reflective cello solo gently woven around by languid piano tracery; with the entry of the other strings the tonality hovers beguilingly between the home key of E flat major, G major, and E major. A forceful, rhetorical episode emerges, the strings in octaves declaiming powerful incantations over widely leaping sforzando chords in the piano. The opening mood of tranquillity is restored in the coda and extended by means of a long tonic pedal supporting delicate piano arabesques and sustained string chords.
The first half of the Scherzo has a driving energy which all but overspills in the second half: chains of syncopations, alarming (but perfectly controlled) tonal swerves, contrapuntal forays which are interrupted before they have a chance to make progress, and juxtapositions of extreme dynamics leave one grateful for the respite offered by the trio.
The mood of the finale is initially much darker than those of the earlier movements: textures are more spare and lines more angular. The second subject has a positively sinister aspect: its dominant minor mode, its instrumentation (viola leading, thick chords in the lower registers of the piano, seemingly disembodied violin scales)—even the harmony has an eerie, unsettling quality. After the exposition repeat, perhaps concerned that the atmosphere has become too oppressive, the composer suddenly effects a transformation to something altogether sunnier: instead of a development section he gives us a perky fugato setting off in D major, the subject of which is a variant of the trio melody from the third movement—an early example of his gift for clever thematic metamorphosis.
The recapitulation is telescoped, the composer dispensing with that baleful second subject until the coda, where it is briefly developed as the basis of an exciting 'alla breve' final run-in which resolves triumphantly in the major mode.
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Today was one of those picture perfect Autumnal days that are just a joy to be outside. Therefore it was the perfect day to try and move some bees – though late in the year, this was not just any old bee swarm but an established nest with combs to boot. It is not often that I will call in help and I tend to try to muddle on myself and making my own mistakes – which of course helps me learn. Bee swarm removal that has been in situ for 10-12 weeks however needs careful planning and thought. Read the rest of this entry »


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The result was Ludus Tonalis, a work for solo piano composed in 1942, which bears the subtitle 'Studies in Counterpoint, Tonal Organization and Piano Playing', a work in the spirit of Bach's The Art of Fugue. Ludus Tonalis—which might best be translated as 'Tonal Game'—consists of twelve fugues, interspersed with interludes, which latter movements, among other things, modulate from the 'key' of one fugue to that of the next. The work is begun and ended with a Praeludium and a Postludium respectively, so composed that they are actually the same music—the latter piece is the former, played backwards and upside down.
However academic this procedure may seem in description, in practice we encounter one of the most thrilling and exciting works for solo piano of the twentieth century. As the 'key' of each fugue is arrived at by way of the preceding modulatory Interludium, it is clear that Hindemith intended the work to be heard continuously.
Hindemith's view of tonality was based upon the overtones produced by a single note when resonating—according to universal laws of acoustics, the twelve degrees of the chromatic scale have clearly defined relationships to the note. Hindemith believed that relationships between intervals can be so organized; these twin facets remained as the bases of his music. In Ludus Tonalis, therefore, the fundamental tonality, C, is departed from in accordance with the natural relationship of the degrees. The interludes are wholly transitionary, fulfilling a primary modulatory function. Thus, they cannot be separated from the preceding fugue or performed separately. In addition, they are exclusively homophonic in contrast to the polyphony (in this context, a more appropriate word than 'counterpoint') of the fugues. Hindemith knew, as not all composers do, that fugue is most emphatically not a form; it is essentially a texture. We have mentioned the word 'key' earlier with inverted commas, as Hindemith never stipulates the mode. We should therefore consider the 'key' of each fugue as being not a tonality in the generally accepted sense of the word, but a tonal region, defined by the subject of the fugue. The Praeludium contains within it all the elements to be explored in the ensuing work. It is itself in three main parts, akin to toccata, arioso and chorale. Starting in C, it eventually modulates to F sharp, which, as the subject of the Fuga Prima begins on G, is felt as the 'leading note' in traditional harmony, thus forming a cyclical transition to the C of the fugue. There are exceptionally subtle relationships between the Interludia and their succeeding fugues. The opening three notes of the Praeludium begin the subject of the Fuga Prima, with a second transmuted into a seventh; and, in varying degrees, each Interludium has cellular-melodic kinship with the fugue towards which it modulates.
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Last summer when I started my genealogy business, Generations, I thought I was ready for certification. I got the application guide and started working through some of the pieces. I quickly realized I needed more client work and education behind me or I would fail miserably.
Here I am one year later with almost two of the NGS Home Study Course CDs finished and the third on its way, I'm over half finished with the ProGen Study Group, and increased my conference and meeting attendance over the last year. I even published a book and have had several articles published in a couple of journals and magazines.
Am I ready for certification today? No but I'm closer than last year. I downloaded the updated BCG guide to review over the coming weeks. I plan to seriously look at the process, what is required and make a plan to start the work. ProGen ends in April and I plan to complete the NGS HSC by then as well. Both plus all my client work will put me in a much stronger position to work on the portfolio starting next summer.
I plan to be one of those names you see on the certification list for Illinois. Right now there are eight listed. Will I succeed the first try? I hope so, but if not, Michael Hait has given me a lot to think about if I am rejected. It isn't failing, but a major learning experience that will only help me grow as a researcher. I am a lot less afraid to give this a try in the spring than I was. Thanks Michael for being so honest about what you went through to achieve certification!
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Jenn, thank you so much for bringing Michael's excellent posts to my attention. He is a great writer, and I was amazed to see he submitted an unsuccessful portfolio in the same time period as I did mine – with the identical results, at the time. His entire story is 'right on target.'
You have sooooo… many more tools available now, than we had then. They led to his success… they will lead to yours, as well. Keep up the good work! I see the current Judging Rubrics as particularly valuable, that were not available 5 years ago. ;-)
I got a lot out of Michael's posts as well. Please keep us posted on your journey to certification. I'm behind you and looking forward to learning as much as possible from your experiences.
Hi Dr. Bill! Thanks for the encouragement. I have to print all the certification stuff and start reading through it all. Will especially look at the rubrics.
Michelle, thanks for the support! I'm actually a little excited about the idea of starting. :D
Praying for your success! Seeing that this is not an easy process, and hoping that I will one day do what you are doing.
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