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This Friday: Houston Symphony Concert | Hélène Grimaud Plays Rave


Concert: Houston Symphony | Hélène Grimaud Plays Ravel

Time: 8:00 PM, Nov. 19, 2021 (Friday)

Location: Jones Hall for the Performing Arts | 615 Louisiana St, Houston, TX 77002, United States

You may consider to have the dinner in downtown with your family before the concert, or carpool with the other Vivace families. The Friday evening in the theater district is amazing.

Program:

DEBUSSY “Ibéria” from Images

RAVEL Piano Concerto

U. CHIN Graffiti

RAVEL Rapsodie espagnole

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* Please dress nicely and keep quiet during the performance. No food or beverages inside auditorium.



Vivace Monthly Recital Series | 2021-22 Season - V

Updated: Nov 14, 2021



Welcome to the concert!

TIME

Dress Rehearsal | Sound & Camera Check Time: November 13, 2021 (Saturday) 06:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

Vivace Monthly Recital Series | 2021-22 Season - V Time: November 14, 2021 (Sunday) 06:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada)


ADDRESS

Vivace Online: https://VivaceMusic.zoom.us

All performers will receive the event links and passwords 23 hours in advance.

Please watch the video of Recital Logistics before the Sound & Camera Check, and contact us immediately if there is any incorrect repertoire information.



https://youtu.be/Zcf45clKCjY


PROGRAM


Host: Alexander Wang

Co-host: Shi Na Zhao


Roses for you by Louise Curcio ｜ Cuckoo by Emil Breslaur

Bailey Zhao ｜ Piano


Baa Baa Black Sheep | This Old Man | Allegro by S. Suzuki

Rayne Wang | Cello


Minuet in D by Mozart | The First Flakes Are Falling by Helen Madden | Inter-City Stomp by Christopher Norton

Elle Shi | Piano


Ode To Joy by L. V. Beethoven

Helen Ma | Cello


Lightly Row | Can-Can by J. Offenbach

Manning Yang | Violin


Moody Gigue by Vitalij Neugasimov | Riding the Hobby-Horse by Grechaninov

Bryce Chen | Piano


Sonata No. 3 in F Major, 2nd Mvt by G. F. Handel

Sophia Long | Violin


Menuet in G by J. S. Bach | Afrolic in Velocity by C. Czerny

Oliver Hill | Piano


Minuet No. 3 by J.S.Bach

Skye Lindsley | Violin


Teasing Song by Bartok

Laura Gao | Piano


Lightly Row | Go Tell Aunt Rhody

Evalynn Lu | Cello


Minuet by L. Boccherini

Audrey Yang | Violin


Minuet No.2 by J. S. Bach

Frederick Pang | Violin


Sonata in C Major, Minuet I & II by J. S. Bach | Scotch Dance by L. V. Beethoven-5min

Julian James | Flute


The Swan by Camille Saint-Saens

Tiffany Chen | Piano


Concerto in A Minor by A. Vivaldi

Valentina Zhang | Violin


Tarantella Etude No. 20 by F. Burgmuller | The School of Velocity, Op. 299, No. 2 by C. Czerny

Joyce Cao | Piano


Perpetual Motion by S. Suzuki | Minuet No. 3 by J. S. Bach

Joylyn Qin | Viola


Etude Op. 25, No.2 by Chopin

Chloe Chen | Piano


Sonatina in B flat Major by Baklanova

Norah Xie | Violin


Waltz by F. Schubert

Cheryl Zhou | Flute


Sonatina in C Major, Op. 20, No. 1, 3rd Mvt by Kuhlau

Umberto Barron | Piano


Sonata in D Major, No. 4 by G. F. Handel

Vivian Stone | Violin


Suite No. 1 in G Major, Minuet I & II by J. S. Bach

Emily Yi | Cello


Concerto in D Major, No. 25 by O. Rieding

Benjamin Zhou | Violin


Gipsy Rondo by J. Haydn

Emma Li | Piano


Moonlight Sonata, 1st Mvt by L. V. Beethoven

Emma Lane | Piano


Suite No.1 in G Major, Minuet I & II by J. S. Bach

Tristan Li | Cello


Etude in A Major, Op. 107, No. 10 by Sigfrid Karg-Elert | Etude in A flat Minor Op. 26, No.16 by Theobold Boehm | Etude in E flat Minor, Op. 15, No. 16 by Joachim Andersen

Melody Ma | Flute



 

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“A Celebration of Arts and Life” to honor Dr. Stewart Morris


Time

7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 28, 2021


Location

Belin Chapel on the Houston Baptist University (HBU) Campus


Featuring

Tong, Yan | Founder of Vivace International School of Music | First Violin of Houston Symphony


Chris Neal | First Violin of Houston Symphony


Joan DerHovsepian | Acting Principal Viola of Houston Symphony


Brinton Smith | Principal Cello of Houston Symphony | Vivace Artist


Timothy Dilenschneider | Associate Principal Bass of Houston Symphony


Evelyn Chen | Piano Professor of Columbia University, NYC


Summer Song｜Voice Faculty, Houston Baptist University


HBU's Department of Music joins forces with musicians from the Houston Symphony to present “A Celebration of Arts and Life” at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 28, 2021, in Belin Chapel on the Houston Baptist University (HBU) Campus in honor of the 102nd birthday of HBU Founding Father, Dr. Stewart Morris.


The one-hour chamber music program will showcase well-known compositions of Beethoven, Dvorak, Shubert, Benedict, and Brahms and will feature Houston Symphony Principal Cello Brinton Smith, Acting Principal Viola Joan DerHovsepian, Associate Principal Bass Timothy Dilenschneider, the First Violins, Yan Tong and Chris Neal, Pianist Evelyn Chen and HBU Voice faculty member Summer Song.


Chair of HBU Music, Dr. David Kirkwood will welcome attendees followed by remarks from HBU President Dr. Robert B. Sloan. Attendees will join in singing “Happy Birthday” to Dr. Morris in honor of his milestone birthday.


Summer Song, HBU Voice Faculty, called it a blessing to be able to join forces with members of the Houston Symphony to celebrate Dr. Morris’ birthday and honor his life and many contributions to the University.


“We are blessed to have this wonderful opportunity to collaborate with the extraordinary musicians from the Houston Symphony to provide a high-level concert to our students and faculty,” said Song of the celebration in honor of HBU’s founding father. She also hopes the music celebration will inspire more young talents to apply to HBU’s music program in the future.


Faculty/staff may invite family members and friends to join this celebratory event and concert which is open to the public. Admission and parking are free.


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