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SUMMARY:Voyage Through the Americas - Canellakis Brown Duo with Orion Weiss
  & Ian David Rosenbaum
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 ss &\nIan David Rosenbaum ABOUT THE ARTISTS Hailed as “a pair of\nadvent
 urous young talents” (Time Out New York) who “play with\ntheir antenna
 e tuned to each other” (The Washington Post)\, cellist\nNicholas Canella
 kis and pianist-composer Michael Brown have been\ncaptivating audiences wi
 th performances that combine masterpieces from\nthe standard repertoire wi
 th original compositions and arrangements.\nThe Duo recently toured the Un
 ited States with a program of all\nAmerican composers\, culminating in a N
 ew York City recital presented\nby the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Ce
 nter. Their debut duo album\,\nOut of Darkness\, featuring works by Barber
 \, Shostakovich\, Brown and\nCanellakis\, was released on CAG Records. Mr.
  Canellakis and Mr. Brown\nare both artists with the Chamber Music Society
  of Lincoln Center\,\nhaving been winners of the Society’s CMS Two inter
 national\nauditions. Both maintain active solo careers\, performing concer
 tos\nthroughout the U.S. each season. Mr. Canellakis\, hailed as a “supe
 rb\nyoung soloist” (The New Yorker)\, made his Carnegie Hall Stern\nAudi
 torium debut in 2015 as soloist with the American Symphony\nOrchestra. Mr.
  Brown\, described as a “young piano visionary” (The\nNew York Times)\
 , is a 2018 Emerging Artist of Lincoln Center and a\n2015 Avery Fisher Car
 eer Grant recipient. Mr. Brown is also a\ncritically acclaimed composer wh
 o has written works for Mr.\nCanellakis\; as Composer-in-Residence with th
 e New Haven Symphony for\nthe 2017-18 and 2018-19 seasons. Joining Mr. Can
 ellakis and Mr. Brown\nin this performance are pianist Orion Weiss and per
 cussionist Ian\nDavid Rosenbaum. According to The Washington Post\, “Wei
 ss has both\npowerful technique and exceptional insight\, and brought an a
 lmost\nsculptural presence and weight to the music.” One of the most\nso
 ught-after soloists in his generation of young American musicians\,\nthe p
 ianist Orion Weiss has performed with the major American\nOrchestras\, inc
 luding the Chicago Symphony\, Boston Symphony\, Los\nAngeles Philharmonic\
 , and New York Philharmonic. His deeply felt and\nexceptionally crafted pe
 rformances go far beyond his technical mastery\nand have won him worldwide
  acclaim. With a warmth to his playing that\nreflects his personality\, Or
 ion has performed with dozens of\norchestras in North America and has dazz
 led audiences with his\npassionate\, lush sound.  Praised for his “spec
 tacular\nperformances” (Wall Street Journal)\, and his “unfailing\nvir
 tuosity” (Chicago Tribune)\, percussionist Ian David Rosenbaum has\ndeve
 loped a musical breadth far beyond his years. As a passionate\nadvocate fo
 r contemporary music\, Mr. Rosenbaum has premiered over one\nhundred new c
 hamber and solo works. He has collaborated with and\nchampioned the music 
 of established and emerging composers alike. In\n2012 Mr. Rosenbaum joined
  the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln\nCenter’s Bowers Program (formerly
  CMS Two) program as only the\nsecond percussionist they have selected in 
 their history. ABOUT THE\nPROGRAM  Voyage Through the Americas celebrates
  the rich tapestry of\nmusical influences across North and South America\,
  featuring the works\nof eight iconic composers. Aaron Copland’s El Sal
 ón México and\nGeorge Gershwin’s Cuban Overture were directly inspired
  by their\ntravels to those countries. Leonard Bernstein was an ardent cha
 mpion\nof Latin American composers\, including the music of Brazilian Heit
 or\nVilla-Lobos and Argentine Alberto Ginastera. Scott Joplin was the\nico
 nic master of ragtime\, a genre that infused African America\,\nEuropean C
 lassical\, and Caribbean influences\, while Samuel Barber\nassembled vario
 us American and European dances for his eclectic\nSouvenirs. Finally\, Arg
 entine American Osvaldo Golijov draws on the\nmusic of both his home count
 ry and Brazil in Mariel\, a poignant\ntribute to his departed friend. Feat
 uring unique combinations of\npiano\, cello\, and percussion\, the program
  will take listeners on a\nsizzling journey through both hemispheres. Venu
 e: Bethel United\nMethodist Church Hall. Presenter: Coastal Concerts.
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 uo with Orion Weiss & Ian David Rosenbaum ABOUT THE ARTISTS Hailed as “a
  pair of adventurous young talents” (Time Out New York) who “play with
  their antennae tuned to each other” (The Washington Post)\, cellist Nic
 holas Canellakis and pianist-composer Michael Brown have been captivating 
 audiences with performances that combine masterpieces from the standard re
 pertoire with original compositions and arrangements. The Duo recently tou
 red the United States with a program of all American composers\, culminati
 ng in a New York City recital presented by the Chamber Music Society of Li
 ncoln Center. Their debut duo album\, Out of Darkness\, featuring works by
  Barber\, Shostakovich\, Brown and Canellakis\, was released on CAG Record
 s. Mr. Canellakis and Mr. Brown are both artists with the Chamber Music So
 ciety of Lincoln Center\, having been winners of the Society’s CMS Two i
 nternational auditions. Both maintain active solo careers\, performing con
 certos throughout the U.S. each season. Mr. Canellakis\, hailed as a “su
 perb young soloist” (The New Yorker)\, made his Carnegie Hall Stern Audi
 torium debut in 2015 as soloist with the American Symphony Orchestra. Mr. 
 Brown\, described as a “young piano visionary” (The New York Times)\, 
 is a 2018 Emerging Artist of Lincoln Center and a 2015 Avery Fisher Career
  Grant recipient. Mr. Brown is also a critically acclaimed composer who ha
 s written works for Mr. Canellakis\; as Composer-in-Residence with the New
  Haven Symphony for the 2017-18 and 2018-19 seasons. Joining Mr. Canellaki
 s and Mr. Brown in this performance are pianist Orion Weiss and percussion
 ist Ian David Rosenbaum. According to The Washington Post\, “Weiss has b
 oth powerful technique and exceptional insight\, and brought an almost scu
 lptural presence and weight to the music.” One of the most sought-after 
 soloists in his generation of young American musicians\, the pianist Orion
  Weiss has performed with the major American Orchestras\, including the Ch
 icago Symphony\, Boston Symphony\, Los Angeles Philharmonic\, and New York
  Philharmonic. His deeply felt and exceptionally crafted performances go f
 ar beyond his technical mastery and have won him worldwide acclaim. With a
  warmth to his playing that reflects his personality\, Orion has performed
  with dozens of orchestras in North America and has dazzled audiences with
  his passionate\, lush sound.  Praised for his “spectacular performance
 s” (Wall Street Journal)\, and his “unfailing virtuosity” (Chicago T
 ribune)\, percussionist Ian David Rosenbaum has developed a musical breadt
 h far beyond his years. As a passionate advocate for contemporary music\, 
 Mr. Rosenbaum has premiered over one hundred new chamber and solo works. H
 e has collaborated with and championed the music of established and emergi
 ng composers alike. In 2012 Mr. Rosenbaum joined the Chamber Music Society
  of Lincoln Center’s Bowers Program (formerly CMS Two) program as only t
 he second percussionist they have selected in their history. ABOUT THE PRO
 GRAM  Voyage Through the Americas celebrates the rich tapestry of musical
  influences across North and South America\, featuring the works of eight 
 iconic composers. Aaron Copland’s El Salón México and George Gershwin
 ’s Cuban Overture were directly inspired by their travels to those count
 ries. Leonard Bernstein was an ardent champion of Latin American composers
 \, including the music of Brazilian Heitor Villa-Lobos and Argentine Alber
 to Ginastera. Scott Joplin was the iconic master of ragtime\, a genre that
  infused African America\, European Classical\, and Caribbean influences\,
  while Samuel Barber assembled various American and European dances for hi
 s eclectic Souvenirs. Finally\, Argentine American Osvaldo Golijov draws o
 n the music of both his home country and Brazil in Mariel\, a poignant tri
 bute to his departed friend. Featuring unique combinations of piano\, cell
 o\, and percussion\, the program will take listeners on a sizzling journey
  through both hemispheres. Venue: Bethel United Methodist Church Hall. Pre
 senter: Coastal Concerts.
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