FReeper Canteen - Tunes For Our Troops - 19 July 2014

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SEATTLE CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL

FRIDAY, JULY 25, 8 PM PDT

Dohnanyi: Serenade in C for String Trio, Op. 10

Erno Dohnanyi was a protégé of Brahms and lived to a ripe old age, dying in 1960 at the age of 82. Although Hungarian, he was one of the last links to the glories of German music. This piece dates from 1902 and is in five movements.

Dohnanyi: Serenade in C for String Trio, Op. 10

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Connie: Miscellaneous ballads and other music.

Welcome to the Salsa Addiction Emergency Room!

We are all in critical condition here!

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Saturday Night Salsa for 07-19-2014 for the TROOPS and their supporters everywhere!

Here is a list of the songs in the Jukebox:

Artist/s - Song Names:

Andrea Bocelli And Sara Brightman - Time To Say Goodbye

Esteban ( Classical Guitar ) - Besame Mucho

Esteban ( Classical Guitar ) - Spanish Eyes

Esteban - Unchained Melody

Luar Na Lubre - Achegate

Luis Miguel - Solamente Una Vez

Monguito Y JP - Esto Se Llama Querer

Navidad Flamenca - Aleluyas De Belen

Nelson Y Sus Estrellas - Llora Corazon

No Me Llores Mas

Nougat - El Cumbanchero

Ottmar Liebert - Reaching Out To You ( Todos Bajo La Misma Luna )

Ottmar Liebert - Starry Night

Ottmar Liebert - Surrender 2 Love

Ottmar Liebert And Luna Negra - Bullfighter's Dream ( Rhumbasalsa )

Ottmar Liebert, The Gypsy Kings, Jesse Cook, Strunz And Farrah - Spanish Guitar

Perfidia

Perfume De Gardenia

Provenza

Quizas Quizas

Rita Ribeiro - Ha Mujeres

Ritmo De La Noche

Roberto L - Perdoname

Rodrigo And Gabriela - Satori

Rodrigo And Gabriela - Stairway To Heaven

Rodrigo And Gabriela - Stroget

Rodrigo And Gabriela - Tamacun

Rodrigo And Gabriela - Temple Bar ( Jammin' Spanish Guitars )

Rodrigo And Gabriela - Temple Bar

Romantic Spanish Guitars

Santana Ottmar - Flamenco

Smooth Jazz

Solamente Una Vez

Spanish Classical Romantic Guitar - Chopin Prelude

Spanish Guitars - Besame Mucho

The Gypsy Kings - Bamboleo

The Gypsy Kings - Salsa De Noche

Tito Rodriguez - Mi Ultimo Fracaso

Vaya Con Dios

Vera Cruz

Vitin Aviles - Temes

Willie Colon - Ausencia

Zorro & His Romantic Guitars - Romanza ( Aranjuez )

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SEATTLE CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL

FRIDAY, JULY 25, 8 PM PDT

Schubert: Fantasy in F minor for Piano 4-Hands, D. 940

Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony is considered one of the greatest artifacts of Western Civilization. So is this piece, which goes far beyond the commercial writing of piano duets for the family and enters the immortal. It’s a five-handkerchief masterpiece, finished by Schubert a few short months before his death at age 31. It’s in four connected movements.

The “allegro molto moderato” starts with a theme I can only describe as cold and bleak, and when the theme is stated in F Major, it’s even sadder. Frannie was one of the few composers who could make something like this work.

The second movement, marked “largo”, “extremely slow”, starts at 5:23 and moves up a half-tone to F# minor. Here Schubert uses the kind of double-dotted rhythms common to Baroque overtures, but it leads into a passage that is ice cold. At 6:08, Frannie turns lyrically into the major, but the minor overshadows it. At 7:18, it turns even colder.

The scherzo in F# minor, marked “allegro vivace”, “fast and lively”, starts at 7:58, and it is the most fully realized of the movements. Remember the format: AA-BB-CC-DD-A-B. At 13:12, he wends his way from F# minor down to F minor to bring back the first movement material in a climactic manner.

The finale restates the opening material but shortened. At 14:58 Schubert plays his first trump card. He turns the struggle of the first movement into a fugue. (He was studying counterpoint at the time.) Watch how he builds the tension and develops the stretti. He climaxes with a final statement of the theme at 17:48 after a long silence. You sense he’s going to put it to bed softly, but then he plays his final trump card. What sounds like final chords leads to a surprise: the closing of the coffin lid at 18:27. Now he ends it softly. In a good performance, half the audience will be openly sobbing at the end.

Schubert: Fantasy in F minor, D. 940

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Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

MY ARTIST OF THE DAY.....

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY~Across the Golden Gate

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[Publius]

If you decide to listen to #183, have a box of tissues handy.

[luvie]

Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

MY ARTIST OF THE DAY.....

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY~Casino

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[luvie]

Thanks for the warning! :)

I will listen!

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Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

MY ARTIST OF THE DAY.....

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY~Catalina Kiss

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Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

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ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY~Cherry Hill

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SEATTLE CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL

FRIDAY, JULY 25, 8 PM PDT

Beethoven: Trio for Violin, Cello & Piano in D, Op. 70/1

The years 1807 to 1809, when Lou Beethoven was 37 thru 39, were years devoted to chamber music and in which he had no symphonies on the boards. He published two trios for piano, violin and cello as his Opus 70, and the two pieces had very different characteristics. The second in E-flat was relaxed, and the first in D was a tense, concentrated piece, known as the “Ghost” Trio because of its spooky second movement.

It opens with a short movement in sonata format that shows the stop-and-start technique of Lou’s middle period. Remember your lessons about sonata format! The audience applauds at the end of the movement, which is a no-no.

The second movement in D minor is one of the monuments of Beethoven’s composition. It’s spooky, bleak, dissonant and very cold. As the longest movement of the trio, it forms the center of gravity for the piece. Those chromatic drops on the piano at the end is like somebody walking on your grave.

The short finale is a rondo that dispels the gloom.

This is a historic video of a 1992 Paris concert that features three giants of the repertory: Stern, Ax and Ma.

Beethoven: Piano Trio in D, Op. 70/1

[luvie]

Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

MY ARTIST OF THE DAY.....

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY~Colonel And The Ashes

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ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY~Cuban Heels

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ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY~Homecoming

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Thank you very much for this, Maestro! I have it on CD - a trio of true masters!



"Dia shábháil ar fad anseo!"

Genuflectimus non ad principem sed ad Principem Pacis!

Listen, O isles, unto me; and hearken, ye people, from far; The LORD hath called me from the womb; from the bowels of my mother hath he made mention of my name. (Isaiah 49:1 KJV)

[luvie]

Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

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ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY~Jamaica Heartbeat

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I'm looking forward to the Friday night concert, which will be available on the Internet.

Inon Barnatan, the pianist, is someone I saw play at the Spoleto Festival in Charleston (SC) during my three years in Georgia. He's exceptional.

Stefan Jackiw, the violinist, is a friend and one of the most amazing young violinists in the game.

Edward Arron, the cellist, runs the chamber music series at the University of South Carolina at Beaufort, which I attended regularly during my Georgia years. He's another great talent.

Decades from now, we'll be referring to these people in the same tones of respect we use for Stern, Ax and Ma.

[luvie]

Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

MY ARTIST OF THE DAY.....

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY~Lady Lynda

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ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY~Lilac Lane

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