Constella en Fuego

When: April 15, 2pm

Where: Mt Auburn Presbyterian Church 
103 William Howard Taft rd, Cincinnati, OH 45219

Performers: Tatiana Berman, Antoine-François López, Vita Ensemble

Program to feature: Tchaikovsky: Souvenir d’un lieu cher op.42, Wagner Siegfried Idyll

MUSIC NOW

I'm leading a string quartet in this fascinating project :)


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Friday, March 30th — SOLD OUT

A workshop presentation of a new song cycle from Nico Muhly, Sufjan Stevens and Bryce Dessner. Pedro Soler and Gaspar Claus will perform improvisations for flamenco guitar and cello at Memorial Hall.  Just added!This is the Kit joins the bill. 

Doors will open at 7:00 pm. Concert begins at 7:30 pm.

                             Recital

                              When: Sunday, February 26, 2011 at 11:00 a.m.
              Where: Benvenuto, Boynton Beach FL

Tatiana Berman - Violin
Hando Nahkur - Piano

Program to include: 
Tchaikowsky Melody 
Massenet Meditation
Sarasate Zigeunerweisen
Arvo Pärt - Spiegel im Spiegel

Estonia’s 94th Independence Day Celebration
The Estonian National Association of South Florida

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Fantasy – An Evening of Inspired Music and Art

Thursday, February 16, 2012, 6-9pm, concert at 6:30pm

Bromwell’s Gallery, 117 West 4th street, Cincinnati, OH 45202

Dreams. Fantasy. Myth. Music.

Come in from the cold to Bromwell’s downtown gallery for Constella’s first event of 2012! Cincinnati artist Dan Dutton’s exhibition “Evoked Imaginations” draws from the imaginative elements of Russian Fairy Tales. His fantastic works are the perfect pair for a Constella Trio performance (featuring Tatiana Berman, violin, Yael Senamaud-Cohen, viola and Ilya Finkelshteyn, cello) of music inspired by imaginative storytelling. Bring your Valentine, have a glass of wine from wine sponsor La Poste, and enjoy light bites by food sponsors JimmyG’s (recently rated “best new restaurant in Cincinnati” by Metromix) and Très Belle Cakes – all while supporting the Constella Festival’s 2012 season!

Tickets are only $25 online (or $30 at the door)!
Available Online

Please RSVP by no later than Tuesday, February 14, 2012.

Special thanks to our food and wine sponsors: La Poste, Tres Belle Cakes and JimmyG's

SHUT UP AND PLAY THE ZAPPA! 
January 22, 2012 8pm
20th Century Theater   
3021 Madison Road, Oakley

More info
Advance Tickets: $35 General/ $20 Students
Door tickets: $40 General/ $25 Students
Click here to purchase! 

Mark your calendars! 

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Frank Zappa is a man whose work is iconclastic, political, virtuosic, scatological, and brilliant.  An outspoken advocate for the rights of musicians and artists to express themselves free from government intervention, he often stretched and broke through the boundaries of good taste in his own work.  His career was one of a mix of popular music, 20th century art music, theater and humor,  independent and unique.  He was also an acute and careful observer and commentator of politics and humanity, and often cloaked his observations in scathing humor. 

His extraordinarily demanding music left him often unsatisfied with the efforts of live classical musicians, until near the end of his life, when collaborations with Kent Nagano, Pierre Boulez and the Ensemble Modern left us with a legacy of demanding, quirky and fascinating works for chamber ensembles. Our program includes much of this zany ensemble music of Zappa but will also showcase his two main classical influences, Igor Stravinsky and Edgar Varese.  Intensely compelled by both composers, one famous story unfolds:  During a period as a child, he listened non-stop to the music of Varese.  He couldn't figure out why his mother wanted him to move into another room to listen to this music.  "But mom, listen to the siren!"  

Program to include: G-Spot Tornado, Outrage at Valdez, The Perfect Stranger, Be-Bop Tango, Peaches En Regalia, and more! 

Seven Hills Sinfonietta


November 13, 2011, 3:00 p.m.

B’nai Tzedek, 6280 Kugler Mill Road, Cincinnati, OH 45236

William C. White,  guest conductor
Nancy Illman & Tatiana Berman, violins

• Mendelssohn, Fingal’s Cave, Op. 26
• J.S. Bach, Double Violin Concerto, BWV. 1043
• Beethoven, Symphony No. 8, Op. 93

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