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Posts Tagged ‘Jeremy Kurtz-Harris’

The Chamber Ensemble In Triplicate Makes a Smashing Debut at San Diego State University’s Campanile Music Festival

By Ken Herman | April 26, 2023 | 0

The new ensemble In Triplicate established its credentials with a dazzling, profound, and highly entertaining concert Tuesday at San Diego State University’s Campanile Music Festival.

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The Formosa Quartet Plays Both For and With the Art of Elan Audience

By Ken Herman | March 16, 2023 | 2

Wednesday evening at the San Diego Museum of Art, the chamber music series Art of Elan presented a concert that featured the Formosa Quartet.

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Art of Elan Closes Its 15th Season With An Arresting Program of Contemporary Chamber Music at SDMA

By Ken Herman | May 18, 2022 | 1

Art of Elan presented a program of contemporary chamber music at the San Diego Museum of Art on May 17, 2022.

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San Diego Symphony’s “To the Earth” Festival Concludes with the Drama and Solace of Evening

By Ken Herman | June 27, 2021 | 0

The San Diego Symphony’s “To the Earth” online festival concluded Friday with music for Evening, the fitting climax to the previous program themes of Morning and Noon.

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Rafael Payare and Steven Schick Present an Online Kaleidoscope of Morning Music from the Rady Shell

By Ken Herman | June 19, 2021 | 0

San Diego Symphony Music Director Rafael Payare and UC San Diego composer-conductor Steven Schick have assembled three online concerts under the highly programmatic title “To The Earth,” which opened Friday with the first installment, “Morning: Birds and Light.”

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Art of Élan: Fine Performance Without Applause–an Idea Whose Time Has Come

By Ken Herman | May 8, 2019 | 2

Questioning the protocol of concert attendance is rarely undertaken, but Kate Hatmaker, Artistic and Executive Director of Art of Élan, made a brave suggestion before the group’s concert Tuesday, May 7, at the San Diego Museum of Art. She asked the audience not to applaud after each of the seven works on the evening’s program. The result proved astounding.

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