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Sunday, September 27, 2009
Orchestra 2001: George Turns 80 and Music At Penn
3:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall

O2001 salutes Pulitzer Prize-winning composer George Crumb on his 80th birthday with performances of excerpts from his monumental American Songbook series, all written for O2001. Works of the current University of Pennsylvania Composition faculty, where Mr. Crumb taught for more than 30 years, will also be performed - including a premiere by Anna Weesner.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Midday Monday Concert Series: Dolce Suono Trio
12:30 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Mimi Stillman - flute, Yumi Kendall - cello,
Charles Abramovic - piano
Works by Weber, Goossens, Gaubert, Martinu, and Jeremy Gill
Friday, October 23, 2009
Melody of China Lecture and Musical Demonstration
7:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
San Francisco-based ensemble Melody of China holds a unique position in the world of Chinese music. Since its conception, the group has drawn together enthusiastic professional musicians from some of the most prestigious conservatories in China for a common goal: advancing the Chinese musical tradition within the context of the dynamic American music world.
Melody of China has continued to impress diverse audiences with their expansive repertoire, which, alongside folk music from the different ethnic groups of China, includes classical, contemporary, and jazz. They have commissioned and premiered 40 new works by 20 composers and remain dedicated to their mission of blurring boundaries between East and West, ancient and contemporary.
The lecture and demonstration will be followed by a performance by Melody of China
Cooper Series events are free and open to the public; there is no reserved seating. Event details may be subject to change without notice.
Melody of China Concert
8:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
San Francisco-based ensemble Melody of China holds a unique position in the world of Chinese music. Since its conception, the group has drawn together enthusiastic professional musicians from some of the most prestigious conservatories in China for a common goal: advancing the Chinese musical tradition within the context of the dynamic American music world.
Melody of China has continued to impress diverse audiences with their expansive repertoire, which, alongside folk music from the different ethnic groups of China, includes classical, contemporary, and jazz. They have commissioned and premiered 40 new works by 20 composers and remain dedicated to their mission of blurring boundaries between East and West, ancient and contemporary.
Cooper Series events are free and open to the public; there is no reserved seating. Event details may be subject to change without notice.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Trio Ivoire Presentation/Clinic
4:30 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Master class with two of our student ensembles as well as the Trio Ivoire.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Jazz Today Class
2:30 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Lecture and performance. Open to all, even if not enrolled in class.
Trio Ivoire Concert
8:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Hans Lüdemann - piano & electronics
Aly Keita - Balaphon & Sanza
Chander Sardjoe - drums & percussion
The TRIO IVOIRE is unique in instrumentation and musical scope, melting personal roots of African, European and Jazz traditions and uniting African balafon with piano, drums and electronics to create a contemporary sound that is without comparison. This has little to do with traditional African music, but a lot with finding artistic expression in a globalized reality. On the search of transporting traditional African instruments into the modern world on one hand, looking for new ways of expression in piano and Jazz music on the other, two worlds are approaching each other that seem far apart.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Trio Ivoire Presentation/Clinic
3:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
A Trio Ivoire led jam session for all interested performers. No jazz training necessary.
Monday, November 2, 2009
Midday Monday Concert Series: Temple University Tuba Ensemble
12:30 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Temple University Tuba Ensemble
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble
8:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Swarthmore College Wind Ensemble Performs
Lincolnshire Posy - Grainger
Nitro - Ticheli
The Student Prince - Romberg
Fanfare Ode and Festival - Margolis
Lament (for a fallen friend) - Spittal
Symphony for Band - Gould
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Karen Guan Senior Recital
7:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Goldberg Variations, BWV 988
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Orchestra 2001 and Hila Plitmann
7:30 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
2009 Grammy Award winner Hila Plitmann joins James Freeman and O2001 for concerts of music on texts by two remarkable poets: Sappho and Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Schreker's rarely performed masterwork of 1916 completes this exciting program.
Cooper Series events are free and open to the public; there is no reserved seating. Event details may be subject to change without notice.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Chamber Winds
4:30 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Chamber Winds
Saturday, November 21, 2009
Swarthmore College Chorus
8:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Swarthmore College Chorus Performs
Handel's Messiah
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Fetter Chamber Music Program Concert I
8:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Fetter Chamber Music Program Concert I
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Music 48 Recital I
4:30 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Music 48 Recital I
Fetter Chamber Music Program Concert II
8:00 PM
Lang Music Building
Fetter Chamber Music Program Concert II
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Music 48 Recital II
4:30 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Music 48 Recital II
Friday, December 4, 2009
Swarthmore College Orchestra
8:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Swarthmore College Orchestra Performs
A Midsummer Night's Dream - Mendelssohn
Overture – Nocturne – Wedding March
Excerpts from \"The Fairy-Queen\" - Purcell
Bachianas Brasileiras No. 4 - Villa-Lobos
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Gamelan Semara Santi
3:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Gamelan Semara Santi is the Philadelphia area's only Gamelan (Indonesian percussion orchestra) devoted entirely to performance of traditional compositions from Bali, Indonesia. All of our performances include both music and dance, as is typical in Bali.
Swarthmore College Jazz Ensemble
7:30 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Swarthmore College Jazz Ensemble performs charts made famous by some legendary bands.
The Ellington Band - Ko-Ko; Prelude to a Kiss
The Basie Band - 920 Special
The Buddy Rich Band - Groovin' Hard
The Stan Kenton Band - Pegasus
The Oliver Nelson Band - Hoe Down
The Charles Mingus Band - Sue's Changes
The Seatbelts - Tank!
Monday, December 7, 2009
Midday Monday Concert Series: Fetter Student Chamber Ensembles
12:30 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Midday Monday Concert Series: Fetter Student Chamber Ensembles
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Hans Lüdemann - Between the keys: Jazz explorations
4:30 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
As a composer, Hans Lüdemann has worked with many instruments and settings, from piano music and chamber music to the orchestral piece \"Geschichte 2\" and \"Verloren ins weite Blau,\" a song cycle with orchestra. He has performed solo piano concerts at the Musiktriennale Köln, the HIFA Festival Harare, the piano festival of the Prague Philharmonic, \"Vues d'Afrique\" in Montreal, and at many other festivals and concert stages.
Some of Lüdemann's current projects include \"Trio Ivoire\" with Aly Keita (balaphon) and Chander Sardjoe (drums), the solo program \"African Variations,\" and duos with trumpet player Reiner Winterschladen and kora player Tata Dindin. His latest CD, \"Between the Keys,\" was issued this spring.
Fetter Chamber Music Program Concert III
8:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
Fetter Chamber Music Program Concert III
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Orchestra 2001: Happy Birthday Jim Freeman
3:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
We celebrate Orchestra 2001's founder and conductor James Freeman's70th birthday with the performance of the premieres of 7 new works byPhiladelphia-based composers, all written for this occasion - as wellas the local premiere of a new song cycle by George Crumb.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Tamagawa University Taiko and Dance Ensemble
7:00 PM
Lang Music Building - Lang Concert Hall
The Department of Music and Dance presents the Tamagawa University Taiko Drum and Dance Ensemble on Monday, April 5, 2010 at 7 pm in the Lang Concert Hall. This ensemble from Tokyo returns to Swarthmore for their 9th annual thrilling performance of taiko repertory. The performance is free and open to the public without advance reservations.
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