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Duke Symphony Orchestra On Friday, the auditions for the annual concerto competition were held. We're looking forward to learning who will play with the orchestra in April!
Source: www.duke.edu
A general outline of events connected with the Duke Symphony Orchestra Annual Concerto Auditions is included below. A copy of the 2009-2010, including eligibility, repertoire, and procedural requirements ...
Duke Symphony Orchestra Please join us in two weeks for our concert on December 2!
Location:Baldwin Auditorium - East Campus
Time:8:00PM Wednesday, December 2nd
Duke Symphony Orchestra Beethoven's Fifth is a hard piece to play half-heartedly. At rehearsal tonight, our conductor pointed out that Beethoven himself was hardly an equivocating personality...
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This has been a favorite as we're preparing Beethoven's Fifth. Start at 0:55 to hear the first movement...narrated by sportscasters. :)
"It's a beautiful night for a concert -- there's not a cloud in the ceiling."
Source: www.youtube.com
This new upload is something unusual but nonetheless interesting. The selection concerns a performance of the very familiar Symphony No. 5 by Ludwig van Beethoven ... as if it were a sporting event complete ...
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A note to Duke music students from Penelope Jensen and Verena Mösenbicher-Bryant:
We would like to bring to your attention our course, The Art of Performance, Music 126S, which is being offered again this spring. This seminar class will meet on Fridays from 11:55-2:25 and will offer students the opportunity to work on ...their own performance skills in class and study various aspects of the performers' art.
Guest lecturers will address the Performer as Collaborator, as Conductor, as Composer, as Improviser, as Impressario, as Scholar, etc. Assignments will include reports on live concerts, comparative listening, and others. (Permission number required.)Read More
We would like to bring to your attention our course, The Art of Performance, Music 126S, which is being offered again this spring. This seminar class will meet on Fridays from 11:55-2:25 and will offer students the opportunity to work on ...their own performance skills in class and study various aspects of the performers' art.
Guest lecturers will address the Performer as Collaborator, as Conductor, as Composer, as Improviser, as Impressario, as Scholar, etc. Assignments will include reports on live concerts, comparative listening, and others. (Permission number required.)Read More
Source: www.music.duke.edu
How the musical theater has influenced the cinematographic aesthetic and made its way into films, from La Traviata to Moulin Rouge.
Duke Symphony Orchestra Tickets for our Beaufort, SC benefit concert are on sale! Proceeds benefit the Keyserling Cancer Center (which is affiliated with Duke University Medical Center).
Source: news.sc
Harry Davidson, Conductor March 27, 2010 Beaufort High School Auditorium Proceeds to benefit Beaufort Memorial Hospital’s Keyserling Cancer Center. Haydn
Duke Symphony Orchestra thanks everyone for joining us on Saturday. It was wonderful to see so many family members and friends.
Duke Symphony Orchestra We're looking forward to the chapel concert tonight! Please come join us at 8 PM in the Duke Chapel.
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The DSO is mentioned as a favorite of the "Bach on a Budget" author in the Raleigh Downtowner Magazine:
"Fortunately our area offers several free and low-cost alternatives. One of our favorites among these is the Duke Symphony Orchestra (or DSO). Yes, it's mainly a student group, but the quality is remarkably high..."
Read more at the Raleigh Downtowner Magazine Website:
Source: www.raleigh2.com
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Please join us this coming Saturday for the traditional Parents' and Family Weekend showcase, featuring Duke’s
three largest student ensembles in an eclectic musical offering.
(You do not have to be a parent or family member to attend!)
Location:Duke Chapel
Time:8:00PM Saturday, October 24th
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Oshri is a graduated senior from orchestra who plays oboe. He's applied for funding through a business contest at JustMeans.com.
If you have some time and would like to help him out, here is the link.
Source: www.justmeans.com
As long as I have known Oshri, he has been deeply committed to humanitarian causes across the globe. He is an intelligent, organized individual that is most deserving of any opportunity that will allow him to continue his efforts to help disadvantaged communities. I recommend him highly.
Duke Symphony Orchestra The annual concert at Duke Chapel is a chance to hear 3 Duke ensembles in one performance: the Duke Wind Symphony, the Duke University Chorale, and the orchestra. We hope that you'll join us in 2 weeks!
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Reviewer John Lambert writes:
"In Baldwin Auditorium on the last day of September, the Duke Symphony Orchestra offered a gala concert that would have packed 'em in and left 'em cheering at Lincoln Center -- two outstanding soloists, in two splendid concertos, augmented by two festive overtures, all played by a large orc...hestra (90+ musicians) led by a conductor whose skills in the training and development departments equal his artistic acumen."
For the complete review, please visit the Classical Voice of North Carolina Website.Read More
"In Baldwin Auditorium on the last day of September, the Duke Symphony Orchestra offered a gala concert that would have packed 'em in and left 'em cheering at Lincoln Center -- two outstanding soloists, in two splendid concertos, augmented by two festive overtures, all played by a large orc...hestra (90+ musicians) led by a conductor whose skills in the training and development departments equal his artistic acumen."
For the complete review, please visit the Classical Voice of North Carolina Website.Read More
Source: www.cvnc.org
September 30, 2009, Durham, NC: The 2009-10 concert year is upon us, nationwide, but there’s no need to envy those big cities in, say, the Northeast Corridor – folks in NC do just fine, thank you, when it comes to launching fall seasons in style. ...
