New Directions for Lever Harp in Chamber Music

Taking what is known of conventional harp, Amelia surpasses each time. Joined by an all-female cast, Amelia Romano and guests present an innovative program of original works. Included are "Serendipity" inspired by her year living in South Africa in 2010, and "Down Yonder," composed during lockdown. Having recently completed a masters in classical lever harp performance, she includes "The Swan" by Camille Saint-Saens and Piazzolla's "Oblivion" as well as premiering works written and or revised during her masters degree at San Francisco State University. Composer William Grant Still was a man of many firsts -- first colored person to composer a symphony performed by a major orchestra, first to conduct an orchestra etc. His most famous work, "Afro-American Symphony," placed jazz and classical melodies alongside one another, something unheard of in the symphonic realm of the 1950's. Composed by Still, the closing number, "Ennanga," is a rare chamber work for quartet, piano and harp. Written for harp, and in celebration of the African harp, Ennanga, honors his roots as a man of color, and celebrates the symphonic instrument he came to adore.

Join E4TT for its 15th anniversary celebration featuring guest artists performing favorites from the past decade plus world premieres by E4TT "For Good Measure Composers" Vivian Fung and Marcus Norris.

Carlos Simon / Warmth from Other Suns
Derrick Skye / American Mirror

Jessie Montgomery / Records from a Vanishing City
Louise Farrenc / Symphony No. 3 in G minor, Op. 36
Jerod Impichchaachaaha' Tate / Chokfi’
featuring an immersive visual experience designed by Max Savage in collaboration with Yuito Kimura

Program:
Yaz Lancaster, Intangible Landscapes
inti figgis-vizueta, a bridge between starshine and clay
Amy Beth Kirsten, World Under Glass #2
Assaf Shatil, Everyone Became a Trail (world premiere)

Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges | Ouverture from L'amante anonyme

Duke Ellington | The River Suite

Join the musicians of One Found Sound for the premiere of 3 new music video creations by Max Savage of Noisy Savage. Featuring collaborative dancers and all your favorite One Found Sound musicians.

Selections from:
Coleridge-Tayler Perkinson | Sinfonietta No. 1 for strings
Edward Elgar | Enigma Variations

Join us to celebrate One Found Sound, hear some incredible music, check out our silent auction, and ensure the future of our organization!

Cellist, Natalie Raney & Helia Music Collective present a vivid program of new and established works written by women for solo cello, each piece drawing inspiration from spring and nature. The program will feature newly-commissioned works by Elizabeth A. Baker, Julie Barwick, Emma Logan, and Belinda Reynolds. Included on the program is Kaija Saariaho’s striking work, Près, which draws inspiration from the sea, vividly illustrating the calm and the storm.

Program:

• Près for solo cello & live electronics by Kaija Saariaho

• stringDefinition for speaking cellist by Elizabeth A. Baker

• Moments by Belinda Reynolds

• Counterbalance by Julie Barwick

• Desert Aesthetic by Emma Logan

A program of vibrant works for solo cello that evoke the spirit of springtime.

• Bloom by Dorothy Chang

• Sept Papillons by Kaija Saariaho

• Suite No. 1 in G major, BWV 1007 by J. S. Bach

• Song of the Birds by Pablo Casals

New works for solo cello. Featuring newly commissioned works by Elizabeth A. Baker, Julie Barwick, Emma Logan, and Belinda Reynolds. Performing at SF Women Artists Gallery

Presenting a vivid program of new and established works written by women for solo cello, each piece drawing inspiration from spring and nature.

• Bloom by Dorothy Chang

• Sept Papillons by Kaija Saariaho

• Featuring newly-commissioned works by Elizabeth A. Baker, Julie Barwick, Emma Logan, and Belinda Reynolds.

Presenting new works for solo cello inspired by spring & nature. Featuring new works by Elizabeth A. Baker, Julia Barwick, Emma Logan, & Belinda Reynolds.

One Found Sound is excited to bring you Virtue & Sin, the final party of our 7th Season! In honor of this being the best event of 2020, we are taking the vibe back 100 years. In 1920, a One Found Sound concert would surely be held in a Speakeasy, right?

ASTRAEUS will perform works by student composers at the conclusion of their residency with CSU East Bay.

Performing trio works for mezzo-soprano, cello, & piano with New Moon Duo

Performing with:
Melinda Becker, mezzo-soprano
Anne Rainwater, piano

Caroline Shaw | Entr’acte
Samuel Barber | Knoxville, Summer of 1915
Maurice Ravel | Ma mère l'Oye, “Mother Goose Suite”

Performing solo with Ukiah Symphony

Performing solo with the Ukiah Symphony.

J.S. Bach | Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G Major, BVW 1048
Charles Ives | The Unanswered Question
Felix Mendelssohn | String Symphony No. 11 in F Major

Elijah’s Violin was adapted by Meira Warshauer from the Egyptian, oral tradition story, re-told by Howard Schwarz in his collection, Elijah’s Violin and other Jewish Fairy Tales. The story, with a libretto by Susan Levi Wallach and Meira Warshauer, features a magical violin which releases the imprisoned melodies of the heart.

A GARRETT + MOULTON PRODUCTION

A GARRETT + MOULTON PRODUCTION

A GARRETT + MOULTON PRODUCTION

Kaija Saariaho Prés for cello & electronics (1992)

Maurice Ravel | Pavane pour une Infante Défunte
Béla Bartók  | Suite No. 2, Op. 4
Sergei Prokofiev | Symphony No. 1, Op. 25 "Classical"

Including works by Julius Eastman and John Luther Adams

Jennifer Higdon Pale Yellow (2003)
Kaija Saariaho Light & Matter (2014)
Clara Schumann Piano Trio in G minor, Op. 17