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HAROLD PRINCE THEATRE The Philadelphia Presenting Project, a program funded by the Virginia S. Mulconroy Fund of The Philadelphia Foundation, provides area performing artists and organizations, and community groups with program-related subsidies supporting their performances at the Annenberg Center. The following participants were selected on a competitive basis, chosen by an outside panel of performing arts experts.
James Freeman, Artistic Director THE STRING ORCHESTRA Music of Gyorgy Ligety, George Rochberg and Leonard Bernstein Suzanne DuPlantis, mezzo soprano Randall Scarlatta, baritone Explore different approaches to the string orchestra… Ligeti's Ramifications, Bernstein's Arias and Barcarolles, and Rochberg's Transcendental Variations. Pianist Marcantonio Barone makes his conducting debut with this work.
BHARATHANATYAM BY PRIYADARSINI GOVIND Priya Govind will be presenting 'traditional Indian repertoire' accompanied by a live orchestra.
USTAD SHAFAATULLAH KHAN—SITAR AND TABLA CONCERT Shafaatullah Khan hails from an illustrious Indian musical family which has established the distinctive vocal-influenced style of Sitar.
20TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT Dancefusion will mark its 20th Anniversary with two powerful concerts, featuring the reconstruction of historic works by legendary choreographers Anna Sokolow and Mary Anthony along with a retrospective of choreography from the Dancefusion repertory. Performances
presents SPRING FEETBEAT FiddleKicks brings Appalachian clogging to life with a whoop and a holler, dancing to the driving rhythms of live old-time music. Other forms of percussive dance and music are also featured.
BACH FESTIVAL WEEK PIANO RECITAL WITH MARKUS PAWLIK "One of the most talented of the young German pianists" according to Herbert van Karajan, Naxos-artist Markus Pawlik will delight the audience with a chromatic (greek for "colorful") program juxtaposing Bach's Chromatic Fantasy & Fugue and works by Reger, Liszt, and Busoni inspired by Bach. Reception following.
"FOUR WAYS of Looking At A City" A multi-media recital featuring cellist Ovidiu Marinescu performing new music by the city's brightest young composers presented alongside original films about their home, Philadelphia.
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