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The winter
concert at Graves Piano Company on January 17, 2010, was outstanding. A
woodwind quintet opened the concert with five short dances by Denes Agay, and
continued with Allegro by Ibert, Passacaille by Barthe, German Dance by Mozart, and Presto by Haydn. Members of the
quintet were Susan Cowden, flute; Fred Meyer, oboe; Emily Stopa, clarinet;
Helen Doerring, French horn; and Trueman Allison, bassoon. Dick
Neikirk, organist, then played three Epiphany selections: We Three Kings arranged by Janet
Linker, People Look East by Wayne
Kerr, and Triumph and Thanksgiving
by Franklin Ritter. Sam
Friendlander, accompanied by Wanda Stubbart, followed with the first movement
of Mozart’s Oboe Concerto in C Major. Melissa
Abiva-Fata, soprano, offered her interpretations of Domine Deus (from Gloria) by Vivaldi, He Shall Feed His Flock (from The Messiah) by Handel, and Widmung by Schumann, with Wanda
Stubbart at the piano. Elmer
Cabotage ended the program with Bach’s Italian
Concerto. Our next program
will be Saturday, February 13, at the Westminster-Thurber Retirement
Community Auditorium. The public is invited. Check the
Calendar of Events for a listing of all events
for the season. Locations and maps are also available from the calendar page. This page is maintained by Wanda Stubbart. |
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