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SUMMARY:Echoes and Riffs
DESCRIPTION:There will be a free pre-concert talk at 2:00pm at the Ruth Street Theater. \nArizona Philharmonic\nPeter Bay\, conductor\nJames D’León\, piano\nJoin us for Arizona Philharmonic’s exciting\, last concert of the season\, featuring soloist James D’León under the baton of Maestro Peter Bay. The program spans diverse musical eras\, starting with the minimalist and spiritual tones of Arvo Pärt’s Fratres and moving through Ernest Bloch’s Baroque-inspired Concerto Grosso No. 1\, which interweaves the warmth of traditional harmonies with the richness of modern expression. Frederick Delius’s Prelude to Irmelin\, known for its lyrical beauty and serene\, fairytale atmosphere\, precedes the concert’s highlight: Nikolai Kapustin’s Piano Concerto No. 4\, Op. 56. Here\, D’León embarks on a thrilling and virtuosic ride\, blending classical precision with the spontaneous excitement of jazz. This lineup promises a richly varied musical journey from quiet transcendence to a jazz-infused climax. \nRepertoire\n  \nARVO PÄRT      \nFratres (1978\, rev. 1991)\nERNEST BLOCH\nConcerto Grosso No. 1 (1925)\nFREDERICK DELIUS\nPrelude to Irmelin\nNIKOLAI KAPUSTIN\nPiano Concerto No. 4\, Op. 56 (1989 \n\nConcert repertoire is always subject to change. \nAz Phil is excited to have the Mountain Artists Guild as a Concert Partner in Echoes and Riffs. Many thanks to all the artists and photographers who submitted work for the event!\nAll 19 entries will be displayed at the concert on April 27.  Entries will also be displayed at the Guild\, 228 N Alarcon\, Prescott on the 4th Friday artwalk 3/28\, through May 3.\n\n  \n\n\n\nTickets to Arizona Philharmonic concerts begin at $25\, but if this amount doesn’t fit in your budget\,  check out Art 4 All™\, a donate-what-you-can opportunity offered by AZ Phil to hear top-quality professional musicians perform.
URL:https://azphil.org/event/echoes-and-riffs/
LOCATION:Ruth Street Theater\, 1050 Ruth Street\, Prescott\, AZ\, 86301
CATEGORIES:2024-25 Season,Past Events 24-25
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SUMMARY:St. John Passion
DESCRIPTION:There will be a free pre-concert talk at 2:00pm at the Ruth Street Theater. \nArizona Philharmonic\nQuartz Ensemble\nDr. Joshua Harper\, conductor\nDr. Joshua Harper returns to Prescott to conduct Arizona Philharmonic and Quartz Ensemble in J. S. Bach’s St. John Passion\, BWV 245\, acclaimed for its vivid depiction of the Passion of Christ through dramatic narratives\, reflective arias\, and poignant chorales. Dr. Harper’s 2024 Arizona Philharmonic and Quartz Ensemble concert received two separate standing ovations and was hailed as “breathtaking” and “exceptional\,” worthy of the “top cities and venues across the United States.” Come explore the profound emotional depth and musical intricacy of the St. John Passion through the elegance and clarity showcased by Arizona Philharmonic and Quartz Ensemble’s unique partnership. \nTenor Blake Beckemeyer thrives on exciting\, small-ensemble performances working on historical and text-driven interpretations of Baroque\, Classical\, and modern music. He returns from being the tenor Virginia Best Adams Fellow at the Carmel Bach Festival including performances as soloist with Grete Peterson and Michael Beattie. Beckemeyer looks forward to an exciting season featuring reprising appearances at the Bloomington Bach Cantata Project\, Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra’s collaboration with St. Paul’s\, Apollo’s Fire’s tour of Messiah throughout the Midwest\, Alkemie Viols’ collaboration with Incantare at Christmastime\, and returns to Washington Bach Consort. The season features two performances of the Bach St. John Passion Evangelist & Arias with Quartz Ensemble and the Arizona Philharmonic as well as the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra and Christ Church Cathedral. \n\n  \n\n\n\n\nRepertoire\nSt. John Passion\, BWV 245\, by Johann Sebastian Bach \nConcert repertoire is always subject to change.
URL:https://azphil.org/event/st-john-passion/
LOCATION:Ruth Street Theater\, 1050 Ruth Street\, Prescott\, AZ\, 86301
CATEGORIES:2024-25 Season,Past Events 24-25
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20250202T150000
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SUMMARY:Eight by Four
DESCRIPTION:There will be a free pre-concert talk at 2:00pm at the Ruth Street Theater. \nJoin us for an evening with eight of Arizona Philharmonic’s finest string players. Dive into Mendelssohn’s String Octet in E-flat major\, celebrated for its youthful exuberance and complex harmonies. Experience Spanish composer Javier Martínez Campos’ octet\, Serenata para Cuerdas\, renowned for its rhythmic vitality and lyrical beauty. Discover Grażyna Bacewicz’s Quartet for 4 Violins\, a unique blend of Polish folk and neoclassicism\, offering both emotional depth and intricate structure. The concert also features beautiful works for the rich sonorities of the violas and cellos\, promising a diverse exploration of string chamber music’s rich landscapes. \nRepertoire\n\nConcert repertoire is always subject to change. \n\n\n\n\nTickets to Arizona Philharmonic concerts begin at $25\, but if this amount doesn’t fit in your budget\, CLICK HERE TO CHECK OUT Art 4 All™\, a donate-what-you-can opportunity offered by AZ Phil to hear top-quality professional musicians perform.
URL:https://azphil.org/event/eight-by-four/
LOCATION:Ruth Street Theater\, 1050 Ruth Street\, Prescott\, AZ\, 86301
CATEGORIES:2024-25 Season,Past Events 24-25
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SUMMARY:manos percussion
DESCRIPTION:There will be a free pre-concert talk at 2:00pm at the Ruth Street Theater. \nMaria Flurry\, percussion\nJoshua Ferrell\, percussion\nBensen Kwan\, percussion\nArizona Philharmonic’s Maria Flurry\, with colleagues Joshua Ferrell and Bensen Kwan\, create this year’s manos percussion group. Performing on wood\, metal\, skin\, and water\, they deliver a dynamic range from jazz to Basque\, calypso to Bach. \nEnjoy this virtuosic journey through the wealth of musical possibilities of percussion. Embracing everything from the grooves of Afro-Cuban rhythms to the sublime melancholy of Debussy\, their performance is a dynamic journey through the wealth of musical possibilities percussion offers. With an essence of fun and the depth of virtuosity\, this quartet promises a concert experience that’s as delightfully entertaining to the ear as it is profoundly moving of the heart. \nRepertoire: See Program Notes\nConcert repertoire is always subject to change.
URL:https://azphil.org/event/manos-percussion-2025/
LOCATION:Ruth Street Theater\, 1050 Ruth Street\, Prescott\, AZ\, 86301
CATEGORIES:2024-25 Season,Past Events 24-25
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SUMMARY:A Renaissance Christmas
DESCRIPTION:Immerse yourself in the warmth of a Renaissance Christmas with Arizona Philharmonic musicians and singers\, as we journey through the festive landscapes of Europe. This intimate concert evokes the timeless splendor of the season\, from the beautiful carols and motets of the British Isles to the lively Spanish villancicos and elegant French noëls. Experience the joy of the holidays through the rich tapestry of Renaissance music\, a celebration that transcends time and space to offer a truly enchanting evening. \nRepertoire\nSee Program Notes \n\n\n  \nConcert repertoire is always subject to change.
URL:https://azphil.org/event/a-renaissance-christmas/
LOCATION:Ruth Street Theater\, 1050 Ruth Street\, Prescott\, AZ\, 86301
CATEGORIES:2024-25 Season,Past Events 24-25
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SUMMARY:Messiah Sing-Along (Special Event)
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n  \nThere will be a free pre-concert talk at 2:00pm at the Ruth Street Theater. \nDr. Edith A. Copley\, Guest Conductor\nFeatured Voice Soloists\n– Christine Graham\, Soprano\n– Olga Perez Flora\, Mezzo-Soprano\n– James Flora\, Tenor\n– Octavio Moreno\, Baritone\nPrescott Chorale & Arizona Philharmonic\nDennis Houser\, Artistic Director of Prescott Chorale\, Chorus Preparation\nDive into the heart of Handel’s masterpiece at our Messiah Sing-Along\, a unique collaboration between Arizona Philharmonic and Prescott Chorale\, under the baton of guest conductor Dr. Edith A. Copley\, the beloved and recently retired regent’s professor of Northern Arizona University’s Chorale department. Whether you’re a seasoned singer or a first-time participant\, this event invites you to bring your own Messiah scores and join in the choruses\, or simply bask in the surrounding music. With the powerful combination of professional musicians and community voices\, you can both hear Handel’s Messiah and become an integral part of its performance\, creating a truly immersive and unforgettable experience. Messiah scores will be available for purchase at the door. So\, join your voice with a sea of others in the majestic “Hallelujah” chorus and beyond\, celebrating the spirit of the season in song. \n Should you wish to sit in the sing-along section\, please select a seat in the left section\, in rows K – Q. There are no “formal” seats for SATB (soprano\, alto\, tenor\, bass choir seating) arrangements. Please contact the Box Office directly with any questions. \n \nThe James Family Foundation is sponsoring this concert and is matching donations to help present this concert. You can help us reach our goal by enabling part of this match! \nPlease make your matched donation at: AZPhil.org/MessiahMatch \nRepertoire\nMessiah\, by George Frideric Handel \n\n 
URL:https://azphil.org/event/messiah-sing-along/
LOCATION:Ruth Street Theater\, 1050 Ruth Street\, Prescott\, AZ\, 86301
CATEGORIES:2024-25 Season,Past Events 24-25
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SUMMARY:James D’León and Friends
DESCRIPTION:James D’León\, Piano\nSteinway Artist James D’León and Arizona Philharmonic’s principal string musicians unite in this annual audience favorite for a chamber concert that spans the romantic fervor and lyrical depth of the 19th and 20th centuries. The concert begins with Fanny Mendelssohn’s Piano Trio in D minor\, Op. 11\, a piece that combines the composer’s rich melodic sensibility with the dramatic intensity of the Romantic era\, highlighting her as a pivotal yet often overlooked figure in music history. The program then progresses to the 20th century with Herbert Howells’ Piano Quartet in A minor\, Op. 21\, a work that weaves intricate textures and hauntingly beautiful melodies\, showcasing Howells’ unique voice within the English musical renaissance. The concert concludes with Johannes Brahms’ jubilant Piano Trio in B major\, Op. 8\, a blend of the composer’s youthful exuberance and emotional depth. \nRepertoire\nPiano Trio in d minor\, Op. 11 by Fanny Mendelssohn  \nPiano Quartet in a minor\, Op. 21 by Herbert Howells \nPiano Trio in B major\, Op. 8 by Johannes Brahms  \nConcert repertoire is always subject to change.
URL:https://azphil.org/event/james-dleon-and-friends-2024/
LOCATION:Ruth Street Theater\, 1050 Ruth Street\, Prescott\, AZ\, 86301
CATEGORIES:2024-25 Season,Past Events 24-25
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SUMMARY:Passion\, Peace\, and Power
DESCRIPTION:Maestro Peter Bay\, Conductor\nDr\, Katherine McLin\, Violin\nViolin virtuoso Katherine McLin and Maestro Peter Bay open Arizona Philharmonic’s seventh season\, featuring a vibrant blend of music that spans the contemporary to the classical. The concert begins with Gwyneth Walker’s Fanfare\, Interlude and Finale\, a firmly American work of beauty\, reflection\, and boldness. It sets the stage for Mendelssohn’s celebrated Violin Concerto in E Minor\, Op. 64\, with McLin showcasing the work’s emotional depth and brilliance. Arthur Honegger’s Pastorale d’été offers a tranquil moment\, with its depiction of a peaceful summer day in the Swiss Alps. The evening concludes with Joseph Haydn’s Symphony No. 92 in G Major\, “Oxford\,” heralded for its joyous sophistication. Join Arizona Philharmonic on this journey through these evocative landscapes of music. \nRepertoire\nGWYNETH WALKER Fanfare\, Interlude and Finale (1980)  \nFELIX MENDELSSOHN Violin Concerto in E Minor\, Op. 64  \nARTHUR HONEGGER Pastorale d’été \nJOSEPH HAYDN Symphony No. 92 in G Major\, Oxford  \nConcert repertoire is always subject to change. \nMORE INFORMATION
URL:https://azphil.org/event/passion-peace-and-power/
LOCATION:Ruth Street Theater\, 1050 Ruth Street\, Prescott\, AZ\, 86301
CATEGORIES:2024-25 Season,Past Events 24-25
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