Sasha Gee Enegren will join Raphael Fusco for the NY premiere of his Sonata for Bassoon and Piano.
The program will also feature works by faculty and alumni of Mannes College of Music
On March 6 some of NY's finest emerging musicians will unite to celebrate the energy and lyricism of Raphael Fusco's chamber and vocal music. The program will include:
Nouveaux Pieces de Clavecin (2012) (World Premiere)
Raphael Fusco, harpsichord
Serenade: Three Sonnets of William Shakespeare (2008)
Katharine Dain, soprano Raphael Fusco, piano
Sonata for Clarinet and Piano (2011) (World Premiere)
Royden Ringer, clarinet Raphael Fusco, piano
Unsolicited Advice: Four Rules of Your Pal Ward (2011)
Katharine Dain, soprano Raphael Fusco, piano
Sonata for Bassoon and Piano (2011) (NY Premiere)
Sasha Gee Enegren, bassoon Raphael Fusco, piano
Lover's Gift: Three Poems of Rabindranath Tagore (2011)
Drew Santini, baritone Danilo Bonina, violin Raphael Fusco, piano
Raphael will be heading to Cincinnati to perform the world premiere of his Nouveax Pieces de Clavecin at the Midwestern Historical Keyboard Society's conference. The piece was recently awarded a prize in the Eighth Alienor International Harpsichord Competition.
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy, the Corelli Collective, a young and exciting early music consort will join the marvelous Sienese soprano, Antonella Gozzoli, in a concert of Italian instrumental and sacred vocal works from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Entitled “Italy United: A Musical Tour from Venice to Sicily,” the program will illustrate the musical elements that distinguish and unite the different regional styles of beloved and lesser-known Italian composers such as Antonio Vivaldi, (Veneto), Arcangelo Corelli (Emilia Romagna), Francesco Maria di Veracini (Toscana), Alessandro Stradella (Lazio), Nicola Porpora (Campania) and Giovanni Pandolfi (Sicilia).
Per celebrare il 150° anniversario dell’unità d’Italia il Corelli Collective si avvalrà della collaborazione della splendida soprano senese Antonella Gozzoli in concerti di musica sacra vocale e strumentale dei secoli diciassettesimo e diciottesimo. Il programma presentato di seguito si propone di illustrare gli elementi musicali che distinguono ed al contempo uniscono i diversi stili regionali di compositori italiani barocchi, dai piú amati ai meno conosciuti, quali Arcangelo Corelli (Emilia Romagna), Antonio Vivaldi, (Veneto), Francesco Maria Veracini (Toscana), Alessandro Stradella (Lazio), Nicola Porpora (Campania) and Giovanni Pandolfi (Sicilia).
Programma:
A. Stradella - Sonata a Violino, Violoncello e Continuo
A. Corelli - Sonata Op.5 n.11 in Mi maggiore
N.Porpora - Salve Regina per voce, archi e continuo
G. Pandolfi - Sonata Messinese
F. Veracini - Sonata Op.1 n.1 in Sol minore
A. Vivaldi - Mottetto RV 630 Nulla in Mundo Pax Sincera
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy, the Corelli Collective, a young and exciting early music consort will join the marvelous Sienese soprano, Antonella Gozzoli, in a concert of Italian instrumental and sacred vocal works from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Entitled “Italy United: A Musical Tour from Venice to Sicily,” the program will illustrate the musical elements that distinguish and unite the different regional styles of beloved and lesser-known Italian composers such as Antonio Vivaldi, (Veneto), Arcangelo Corelli (Emilia Romagna), Francesco Maria di Veracini (Toscana), Alessandro Stradella (Lazio), Nicola Porpora (Campania) and Giovanni Pandolfi (Sicilia).
Per celebrare il 150° anniversario dell’unità d’Italia il Corelli Collective si avvalrà della collaborazione della splendida soprano senese Antonella Gozzoli in concerti di musica sacra vocale e strumentale dei secoli diciassettesimo e diciottesimo. Il programma presentato di seguito si propone di illustrare gli elementi musicali che distinguono ed al contempo uniscono i diversi stili regionali di compositori italiani barocchi, dai piú amati ai meno conosciuti, quali Arcangelo Corelli (Emilia Romagna), Antonio Vivaldi, (Veneto), Francesco Maria Veracini (Toscana), Alessandro Stradella (Lazio), Nicola Porpora (Campania) and Giovanni Pandolfi (Sicilia).
Programma:
A. Stradella - Sonata a Violino, Violoncello e Continuo
A. Corelli - Sonata Op.5 n.11 in Mi maggiore
N.Porpora - Salve Regina per voce, archi e continuo
G. Pandolfi - Sonata Messinese
F. Veracini - Sonata Op.1 n.1 in Sol minore
A. Vivaldi - Mottetto RV 630 Nulla in Mundo Pax Sincera
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy, the Corelli Collective, a young and exciting early music consort will join the marvelous Sienese soprano, Antonella Gozzoli, in a concert of Italian instrumental and sacred vocal works from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Entitled “Italy United: A Musical Tour from Venice to Sicily,” the program will illustrate the musical elements that distinguish and unite the different regional styles of beloved and lesser-known Italian composers such as Antonio Vivaldi, (Veneto), Arcangelo Corelli (Emilia Romagna), Francesco Maria di Veracini (Toscana), Alessandro Stradella (Lazio), Nicola Porpora (Campania) and Giovanni Pandolfi (Sicilia).
Per celebrare il 150° anniversario dell’unità d’Italia il Corelli Collective si avvalrà della collaborazione della splendida soprano senese Antonella Gozzoli in concerti di musica sacra vocale e strumentale dei secoli diciassettesimo e diciottesimo. Il programma presentato di seguito si propone di illustrare gli elementi musicali che distinguono ed al contempo uniscono i diversi stili regionali di compositori italiani barocchi, dai piú amati ai meno conosciuti, quali Arcangelo Corelli (Emilia Romagna), Antonio Vivaldi, (Veneto), Francesco Maria Veracini (Toscana), Alessandro Stradella (Lazio), Nicola Porpora (Campania) and Giovanni Pandolfi (Sicilia).
Programma:
A. Stradella - Sonata a Violino, Violoncello e Continuo
A. Corelli - Sonata Op.5 n.11 in Mi maggiore
N.Porpora - Salve Regina per voce, archi e continuo
G. Pandolfi - Sonata Messinese
F. Veracini - Sonata Op.1 n.1 in Sol minore
A. Vivaldi - Mottetto RV 630 Nulla in Mundo Pax Sincera
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Unification of Italy, the Corelli Collective, a young and exciting early music consort will join the marvelous Sienese soprano, Antonella Gozzoli, in a concert of Italian instrumental and sacred vocal works from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Entitled “Italy United: A Musical Tour from Venice to Sicily,” the program will illustrate the musical elements that distinguish and unite the different regional styles of beloved and lesser-known Italian composers such as Antonio Vivaldi, (Veneto), Arcangelo Corelli (Emilia Romagna), Francesco Maria di Veracini (Toscana), Alessandro Stradella (Lazio), Nicola Porpora (Campania) and Giovanni Pandolfi (Sicilia).
Per celebrare il 150° anniversario dell’unità d’Italia il Corelli Collective si avvalrà della collaborazione della splendida soprano senese Antonella Gozzoli in concerti di musica sacra vocale e strumentale dei secoli diciassettesimo e diciottesimo. Il programma presentato di seguito si propone di illustrare gli elementi musicali che distinguono ed al contempo uniscono i diversi stili regionali di compositori italiani barocchi, dai piú amati ai meno conosciuti, quali Arcangelo Corelli (Emilia Romagna), Antonio Vivaldi, (Veneto), Francesco Maria Veracini (Toscana), Alessandro Stradella (Lazio), Nicola Porpora (Campania) and Giovanni Pandolfi (Sicilia).
Programma:
A. Stradella - Sonata a Violino, Violoncello e Continuo
A. Corelli - Sonata Op.5 n.11 in Mi maggiore
N.Porpora - Salve Regina per voce, archi e continuo
G. Pandolfi - Sonata Messinese
F. Veracini - Sonata Op.1 n.1 in Sol minore
A. Vivaldi - Mottetto RV 630 Nulla in Mundo Pax Sincera
Lunatics at Large - The Sanctuary Project
The Sanctuary Project is an exploration in words and sounds of a very personal, yet universal theme – Sanctuary – which we all, creative artists, performing artists and public, connect to in different ways. Participating poets and composers collaborate for several months to explore the theme in works being commissioned by New Music ensemble Lunatics at Large.
The concert will feature the world premiere of several new works including Fusco's "Solicited Advice: Four Rules of Your Pal, Ward" on poems by Ryan Vine
Lunatics at Large:
Katharine Dain, soprano
Jonathan Engle, flute
Ben Ringer, clarinet
Keats Dieffenbach, violin
Jen Herman, viola
Andrea Lee, cello
Evi Jundt, piano
Participating composers:
Andre Bregegere
Mohammed Fairouz
Raphael Fusco
Laura Koplewitz
Alex Shapiro.
Participating poets:
Robert Buchert
Joanna Fuhrman
David Shapiro
Yerra Sugarman
Ryan Vine
Lunatics at Large - The Sanctuary Project
The Sanctuary Project is an exploration in words and sounds of a very personal, yet universal theme – Sanctuary – which we all, creative artists, performing artists and public, connect to in different ways. Participating poets and composers collaborate for several months to explore the theme in works being commissioned by New Music ensemble Lunatics at Large.
The concert will feature the world premiere of several new works including Fusco's "Solicited Advice: Four Rules of Your Pal, Ward" on poems by Ryan Vine
Lunatics at Large:
Katharine Dain, soprano
Jonathan Engle, flute
Ben Ringer, clarinet
Keats Dieffenbach, violin
Jen Herman, viola
Andrea Lee, cello
Evi Jundt, piano
Participating composers:
Andre Bregegere
Mohammed Fairouz
Raphael Fusco
Laura Koplewitz
Alex Shapiro.
Participating poets:
Robert Buchert
Joanna Fuhrman
David Shapiro
Yerra Sugarman
Ryan Vine
Lunatics at Large - The Sanctuary Project
The Sanctuary Project is an exploration in words and sounds of a very personal, yet universal theme – Sanctuary – which we all, creative artists, performing artists and public, connect to in different ways. Participating poets and composers collaborate for several months to explore the theme in works being commissioned by New Music ensemble Lunatics at Large.
The concert will feature the world premiere of several new works including Fusco's "Solicited Advice: Four Rules of Your Pal, Ward" on poems by Ryan Vine
Lunatics at Large:
Katharine Dain, soprano
Jonathan Engle, flute
Ben Ringer, clarinet
Keats Dieffenbach, violin
Jen Herman, viola
Andrea Lee, cello
Evi Jundt, piano
Participating composers:
Andre Bregegere
Mohammed Fairouz
Raphael Fusco
Laura Koplewitz
Alex Shapiro.
Participating poets:
Robert Buchert
Joanna Fuhrman
David Shapiro
Yerra Sugarman
Ryan Vine
Lunatics at Large - The Sanctuary Project
The Sanctuary Project is an exploration in words and sounds of a very personal, yet universal theme – Sanctuary – which we all, creative artists, performing artists and public, connect to in different ways. Participating poets and composers collaborate for several months to explore the theme in works being commissioned by New Music ensemble Lunatics at Large.
The concert will feature the world premiere of several new works including Fusco's "Solicited Advice: Four Rules of Your Pal, Ward" on poems by Ryan Vine
Lunatics at Large:
Katharine Dain, soprano
Jonathan Engle, flute
Ben Ringer, clarinet
Keats Dieffenbach, violin
Jen Herman, viola
Andrea Lee, cello
Evi Jundt, piano
Participating composers:
Andre Bregegere
Mohammed Fairouz
Raphael Fusco
Laura Koplewitz
Alex Shapiro.
Participating poets:
Robert Buchert
Joanna Fuhrman
David Shapiro
Yerra Sugarman
Ryan Vine
Concerts in the Heights will feature Raphael's "Water Music" for violin and piano and a new work for baritone, violin and piano. The program will also include works by Rachmaninoff and Strauss.
Peter Stewart - Baritone
Monica Bauchwitz - Violin
Raphael Fusco - Piano
For more please visit http://www.concertsintheheights.org/index.html
Concerts in the Heights will feature Raphael's "Water Music" for violin and piano and a new work for baritone, violin and piano. The program will also include works by Rachmaninoff and Strauss.
Peter Stewart - Baritone
Monica Bauchwitz - Violin
Raphael Fusco - Piano
On February 12, 2011 New York Repertory Orchestra under the direction of music director David Leibowitz will give the world premiere of Raphael's first symphony, "Sinfonia Drammatica" the beautiful sanctuary of Church of St. Mary the Virgin in Times Square NY. A product of nearly two years of work, the symphony draws its eclectic influence from early music, jazz and the great romantic symphonists. Other works on the program include the Tubin Concertino for Piano and Janacek's Tara bulba.
The New York Repertory Orchestra, New York’s leading community orchestra, is made up of talented professional and amateur musicians and presents a series of free concerts each season. Founded in 1992 by Music Director David Leibowitz, the orchestra strives for exciting performances, provocative programs and the highest artistic level. To its fans and followers, these qualities have become the hallmarks of this exceptional ensemble.
The New York Repertory Orchestra was recently honored by the Omega Ensemble of New York with its "Gift to the City" award for past and ongoing contributions to the musical life of New York City.
For more please visit www.nyro.org
This recital will feature some new chamber music featuring Paul Forsyth - saxophone, Malena McLaren - clarinet, and special guest artist, Davy DeArmond - trumpeter with the U.S. Naval Academy Band.
The program will include the world premiere of Ostinato by Raphael Fusco, written for DeArmond and Forsyth, as well as Chamaeleon II (2009) by Marcus Maroney featuring the McLaren/Forsyth Duo.
In February 2011, Morningside Opera and the Columbia University Collegium Musicum will present the world premiere of ATRA, a new multimedia work featuring music of G. F. Handel. The piece, an exploration of contemporary marriage, approaches the Baroque practice of pasticcio with a 21st-century sensibility, incorporating live video projection and modern dance elements. The orchestra will perform on period instruments at A=415.
Bachanalia's second concert of the season compares the classic Four Seasons of Vivaldi with the modern, tango-inspired Four Seasons of the Argentinian composer Astor Piazzolla, arranged by Juan Pablo Jofre. As a special treat, the Vivaldi concertos will include original corresponding sonnets.
Featuring Violin soloists of Bachanalia and Raphael Fusco, continuo.
Celebrate the season with the Christmas portion of Handel’s beloved Messiah, paired with music from Bach’s joyful Christmas Oratorio. Dr. Mark Shapiro leads the chorus, professional soloists and orchestra in this holiday tradition. The award-winning Monmouth Civic Chorus has been called "close to perfect" (Asbury Park Press), "alive and evocative" (The Star-Ledger) and "exceptional" (Red Bank Green). It won't be Christmas without it!
Dueling jazz pianists Kurt Thum and Raphael Fusco unite to celebrate the autumn equinox with their favorite jazz standards, original tunes, and free improvisations inspired by the Fall. Bring your harvest and an egg to stand up and join Major Keys for their autumn bash.
Trio Duriusculus
Danilo Bonina, Baroque Violin
David Himmelheber, Baroque Cello
Raphael Fusco, Organ
From August 20-30 Trio Duriusculus will tour Southern Italy, giving concerts in Messina, Salina, and Limina. The programs will feature Italianate sonatas for violin and continuo by Corelli, Vivaldi, Veracini, and others. Please check back soon for more details.
Raphael will teach composition and serve as a vocal coach in the Siena Summer Music Festival. For more information or to apply please visit www.sienasummermusic.org.
Join dueling/collaborative jazz pianists Kurt Thum and Raphael Fusco as they welcome the arrival of summer with their favorite jazz standards, original tunes, and free improvisations inspired by summer's heat. The concert will take place in the cool, shady sanctuary of St. Peter's Church in Chelsea.
Alaina Logee and April Boyette, Sopranos
Raphael Fusco, piano
The program will feature Fusco's Serenade: Three Sonnets of William Shakespeare. Other works on the program by Bach, Canteloupe, Marx, Brahms, Liszt and others.
Trio Duriusculus explores the charm, fury, and breathtaking beauty of the Italian Baroque violin sonata with works by Corelli, Veracini, and Vivaldi.
Trio Duriusculus
Danilo Bonina, baroque violin
David Himmelheber, baroque cello
Raphael Fusco, harpsichord
Dueling/Collaborative jazz pianists Kurt Thum and Raphael Fusco celebrate the arrival of summer with their favorite jazz standards, original tunes, and free improvisations inspired by summer's heat.
The concert will take place in the cool, shady sanctuary of St. Peter's Church in Chelsea.
Dueling/Collaborative jazz pianists Kurt Thum and Raphael Fusco celebrate the arrival of summer with their favorite jazz standards, original tunes, and free improvisations inspired by summer's heat.
The concert will take place in the cool, shady sanctuary of St. Peter's Church in Chelsea.
Trio Duriusculus
Danilio Bonina, Violin
David Himmelheber, Cello
Raphael Fusco, Harpsichord
Program of Sonatas from the Italian Baroque Period
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Kurt Thumb and Raphael Fusco
Dueling and Collaborative Pianists
What happens when one of the most sought after jazz pianists in the tri-state area joins forces with an award-winning composer/pianist from the international classical musical scene? A musical mélange of thought-provoking creativity, flashy virtuosity, and sensual expression unique to Kurt Thumb and Raphael Fusco’s exciting, new jazz/experimental music duo 177. At home in Latin, Jazz, Funk and Mozart, 177’s sound emanates from over 100 years of Jazz, four centuries of Western Classical Music, and leads us into the future with spontaneously composed free improvisations. In these extemporizations the pianists feed off of each other’s energy and that of the audience, engaging the listener in the creative process in a manner completely sui generis.
Raphael will play with Nicole Atkins and The Sea as an opener for The Avett Brothers
Red Bank Regional High School Visual and Performing Arts program celebrates 25 years of fostering NJ's next generation of artists. In celebration, several of RBR's most distinguished alumni will come back to Red Bank and share their talents again.
Raphael will give the USA premiere of his Sonata for Violin and Piano with Italian violinist Danilo Bonina
Raphael will play keys with Nicole Atkins and The Sea
Raphael will play harpsichord continuo with hot emerging soprano Ariadne Greif's new early music band Unequal Temperament
PROGRAM
Marcello Oboe Concerto in c Minor
RYAN WALSH, oboe
The ensemble: ANNA HIEMSTRA, LIV HEYM, ANNEKE SCHAUL-YODER, RAPHAEL FUSCO,
SASHA GEE ENEGREN, ROSE HASHIMOTO
Bach Sonata for Violin Solo No. 2 in A minor
LIV HEYM, violin
Handel Trio Sonata HWV 391
RYAN WALSH, oboe
LIV HEYM, violin
ANNEKE SCHAUL-YODER, cello
RAPHAEL FUSCO, harpsichord
"Mi palpita il cor" HWV 132b, a pastoral Italian Handel cantata
ARIADNE GREIF, soprano
RYAN WALSH, oboe
RAPHAEL FUSCO, harpsichord
ANNEKE SCHAUL-YODER, cello
Telemann Bassoon Sonata in F minor
SASHA GEE ENEGREN, bassoon
ANNEKE SCHAUL-YODER, cello
RAPHAEL FUSCO, harpsichord
Raphael will join legendary violinist Nina Beilina in Schnittke's Suite in the Olden Style.
JS Bach Concerto for Violin, Strings, and Continuo in E Major, BWV 1042
Mendelssohn Octet for Strings in E flat Major, Op. 40
Raphael will play harpsichord continuo for Sasha Gee Enegren in Teleman's Sonata in F minor for Bassoon
Also with works by
Corelli
F. Strauss
Beethoven
Milhaud
Mendelssohn
Raphael Fusco plays keys with the hot jersey shore singer-songwriter Nicole Atkins
Aurora Borealis will perform new works on texts by Lorca and other Spanish authors by Jorge Sosa, Raphael Fusco, and Albert Carbonell
Free wine and Spanish Tapas reception to follow the performance
Bachanalia starts the year off right...
Bach Triple Concerto
Raphael Fusco, Harpsichord
Jakoulov/Tkachenko Concerto Grosso for 2 Pianos
and works by Elgar, Ramsier, and Bottessini
Marjorie Berg, soprano
Raphael Fusco, piano
Program
W.M. Swanson "The Butterfly Ball and the Grasshopper's Feast"
R. Fusco "Serenade: 3 Sonnets of William Shakespeare"
Celebrate the 180th anniversary of Schubert's Death....
All Schubert Program:
"Trout" Quintet
Gran Rondeau
String Quintet in C major
Raphael Fusco, piano
Bachanalia Kicks off its season with the Bach Double Violin Concerto et al.
Viktor Danchenko and Nina Beilina, Violins
Raphael Fusco, harpsichord
A Mannes alumni concert featuring works by Paul Smith, Albert Carbonell, Seth Rosanoff, Jorge Sosa and Raphael Fusco.
The show will include the world premiere of Smith's Harp Fantasy and Piano Sonata, and the USA premiere of Raphael's Violin Sonata.
Raphael Fusco, piano
Danilo Bonina, violin
Graduation Horn Recital featuring
Strauss Horn Concerto No. 1 et al.
Steven Benkhe, Horn
Raphael Fusco, piano
Tom Stacy, English Horn
Raphael Fusco, Piano
English Hornist of the NY Philharmonic Tom Stacy will present a concert of works by Bach, Bizet, and Lowe
at the Barnes and Nobles in Lincoln Center
(Take the 1 train to 66th St.)
Bachanalia Festival Orchestra performs the world premiere of Raphael's "Concertone" for 2 string orchestras and harpsichord with the composer conducting from the keyboard. Also featuring works by Bach, Copland, and Golijov
The Mannes Baroque Chamber players perform Handel's masque Acis and Galatea.
Katharine Dains, Soprano
Kate Emerman, Soprano
Sharlene Joynt, Soprano
Ryan Stoudt, Bass
Raphael Fusco, harpsichord
The Mannes Orchestra performs Raphael's new
"Capriccio Concertante" for English Horn and Orchestra. With works by Loeb, Cuckson, Moravec, and Cohen
Winter Concert performance of the RBR Chorus and String Ensemble under the direction of Kristopher Zook.
World Premiere of Fusco's "Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind" for Chorus, Strings, and Piano
World premiere of Raphael's 2 Giocattoli (2 Children's Songs) in a special awards ceremony.
Performed by the Alaria Players.
3 Catalan Songs on texts by Lluis Julia, for Soprano, Marimba, and Bass Clarinet.
Tonal Center
Tiffany DuMouchello, Soprano
Steve Solook, Marimba
Adam Berkowitz, Bass Clarinet
Mannes Baroque Chamber Players
perform JS Bach Cantata 192 with Fuma Sacra and guest conductor Andrew Mcgill.
Raphael Fusco, organ
Duo Duriusculus:
Danilo Bonina, Violin
Raphael Fusco, harpsichord
Sonatas for Violin and Harpsichord
A. Corelli - Op. 5 no. VII, X
G. Handel - D major Sonata
W. A. Mozart - K. 6, 13
Mannes Baroque Chamber Players perform JS Bach BWV 211 "Coffee" Cantata
Raphael Fusco, harpsichord
Concert performance of Purcell's Dido and Aneas
Mannes Chorus and solists with David Rosenmeyer, conductor and Raphael Fusco, harpsichord
World premier of Raphael's "Abstraciones" for flute, clarinet, violin, cello, vibraphone, and piano.
With works by Erol Gurol and George Tsontakis
Bachanalia Festival Orchestra, Nina Beilina Artistic Director
JS Bach/R. Fusco: Fantasia (based on the G major cello suite)
with works by Beethoven, Stravinsky, and Shubert
Monmouth Civic Chorus under the direction of Mark Shapiro
Stravinsky: Les Noces
Walton: Belshazzar's Feast
(World premier arrangement for 4 pianos and percussion by Raphael Fusco)
Encore performance of "Unfoldings" by Raphael Fusco
Steve Solook, vibraphone-Christine Chen, Marimba
with works by Cage and Harbison
Bachanalia Festival Orchestra, Nina Beilina Artistic Director
JS Bach: From the E major Partita BWV 1006, Preludio and Gavotte en Rondeau
arranged for Violin and Double Bass
with works by Beethoven, Hoffmeister, and Chausson
Concert of works by Mannes Composers
USA Premier of "Unfoldings" for Vibraphone and Marimba
and "Musica Maquina" for tenor and piano
Graduation Recital of Alex Guerrero, tenor
World premier of Musica Maquina, by Raphael Fusco
Bachanalia Festival Orchestra, Nina Belina Artistic Director
JS Bach: Andante from Sonata BWV 1003 (arranged for Violin and Viola by Raphael Fusco)
With works by Beethoven, Glazunov, and Arensky
Merkin Concert Hall
129 West 67th Street
Senior Recital by Paul Smith, guitarist
Featuring works by R. Cuckson, Vivaldi, T. Champlin, and the world premier of Variations by Raphael Fusco
Mannes Concert Hall
150 West 85th Street
Mannes Baroque Chamber players-Works by Muffat, Handel, and others
Free Admission
Mannes College of Music Concert Hall
150 West 85th Street
Works by Beethoven, Saint-Saens, Tchaikovsky, and the D major guitar concerto by Vivaldi-Jeremy Bass, guitar-Raphael Fusco, harpsichord