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LOCATION:Buckley Recital Hall
SUMMARY:M@A Masterclass: Ray Chen
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Music at Amherst artist Ray Chen works with student on their cr
 aft.\nFREE\, open to the public:\n\nJason Kang '25\, violin\, Bach Chaconn
 e in D minor from the Second\nPartita BWV 1004Cassandra Jin ’24\, violin
 \, and Oren Tirchwell ’25\,\n‘cello: Kodály's Duo for Violin and Cell
 o\, mvt. 3 Zhihan Xu ’24\,\nviolin\, and Christian Pattavina ‘24\, pi
 ano: Beethoven’s\n“Spring” Sonata\, mvt. 1 \n   
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240419T193000
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LOCATION:Buckley Recital Hall
SUMMARY:M@A Presents: Ray Chen\, violin
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Ray Chen is a violinist who redefines what it is to be a classi
 cal\nmusician in the 21st century. With a media presence that enhances and
 \ninspires the classical audience and reaches out to millions through\nhis
  unprecedented online following\, his remarkable musicianship\ntransmits t
 o a global audience. This is reflected in his engagements\nwith the foremo
 st orchestras and concert halls around the world. \n\nProgram: \n\n
 Sonata in G minor “Devil’s Trill” (arr. Kreisler) -Giuseppe\nTartini
  (1692–1770) \n\nViolin Sonata No. 7 in C minor\, Op. 30 No. 2- Ludwig 
 van Beethoven\n(1770–1827)--Allegro con brio --Adagio cantabile --Sche
 rzo.\nAllegro --Finale. Allegro–Presto \n\nINTERMISSION \n\nPartita N
 o. 3 in E major for Solo Violin\, BWV 1006- Johann Sebastian\nBach (1685
 –1750) \n\nPreludio Loure Gavotte en Rondeau Menuet I & Menuet II Bourr
 ee Gigue\nLa Ronde des Lutins\, Op. 25- Antonio Bazzini (1818-1897) \n\nS
 lavonic Dance No. 2 in E minor\, Op. 72 (arr. Kreisler)- Antonin\nDvorak (
 1841–1904)\n\nSpain (arr. Elizalde & Chen)- Chick Corea (1941–2021) \
 n\nTickets are available as part of the Music@Amherst 2023-2024\nsubscript
 ion packages\, via the ticketing website listed below\, from\nAug. 22 unti
 l Sept. 14. FREE with current AC ID. Single tickets are\nalso available at
  amherst.universitytickets.com beginning Friday\,\nApril 5. Assigned seati
 ng. \n\nSingle ticket prices: --General Public: $28 --Senior Citizens (
 65+):\n$22 --Students\, with valid ID: $12 --FREE with current Amherst\n
 College ID\n
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LOCATION:Arms Music Center\, 3
SUMMARY:Studio Recital: Students of Sarah Briggs\, Violin
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Emilie Ward (‘27) Bach\, Sonata 2\, Grave\; Mikiko Suga (‘2
 7) Bach\,\nPartita 3\, Giga\; Skyler Lee (‘27) Wieniawski\, Polonaise Br
 illante\nNo. 1\; Kevin Hwang (‘26) Vaughan Williams\, The Lark Ascending
 \;\nGiovanna da Silva (‘26) Folk songs\; Claire Beougher (‘26) Bach\,\
 nConcerto for Two violins\, Largo\, ma non tanto \; Yajie Wang (‘26)\nBa
 ch\, Minuet 1\; Megan Huang (‘25) Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto\,\nCanzone
 tta\; Tara Alahakoon (‘25) Bloch\, Baal Shem 1. Vidui\;\nAlexandra Olson
  (‘25) Bloch\, Baal Shem 2. Nigun\; Francisca Abdo\nArias (‘24) Dvorak
  Sonatina\; Grace Lee (‘24) Wieniawski Concerto\n#2\, Romance\; Cassandr
 a Jin (‘24) with guest cellist Oren Tirschwell\n(‘25) Kodály Duo.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240420T190000
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LOCATION:Buckley Recital Hall
SUMMARY:Choral Society Concert: \"Seeking Light: music of life and the\naft
 erlife\" 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Featuring the Amherst College Glee Club and Concert Choir direc
 ted by\nDr. Arianne Abela\, with guest artist\, Haitham Haidar\, the perfo
 rmance\nincludes world premiere of new choral work Ma Ziltu Hayyan by\nJor
 danian-Palestinian-Canadian composer\, Shireen Abu-Khader and world\npremi
 ere of a new choral work by Mt. Holyoke choral director\, Colin\nBritt. Th
 e performance will close with Amherst college songs to honor\nour graduati
 ng seniors. \n\nDoors open half an hour before the concert. Seating is by
  general\nadmission. FREE\, and open to the public. \n
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LOCATION:Arms Music Center\, 3
SUMMARY:All-Studio Performance Recital
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Students enrolled in private music lessons present recent work 
 in\nprogress. Open to the public.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240428T153000
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LOCATION:Aliki Perroti & Seth Frank Lyceum\, 101
SUMMARY:Five College Ethnomusicology Certificate Celebration
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Join the Five College Ethnomusicology community in celebrating 
 our\ngraduating seniors\, Jules Padro (Smith College) and Ruby Shea (Smith
 \nCollege). Following short presentations of their work\, Nick Seaver\n(As
 sistant Professor of Anthropology\, Tufts University) will deliver a\ntalk
  entitled PARKS AND RECOMMENDATION: CARE AND CONTROL IN\nALGORITHMIC SYSTE
 MS\n\nReception to follow. FREE and open to the public.\n 
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240429T190000
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LOCATION:Arms Music Center\, 7
SUMMARY:Jazz Combo Concert
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Amherst College student jazz musicians offer a night of jazz pe
 rformed\nby student combos. The combos are small groups of musicians who a
 re\ndedicated to studying the great jazz artists and carrying on their\nle
 gacy by making innovative journeys into improvisation and\nsmall-group pla
 ying. This prepares the group for life after college by\nexposing the comb
 o to standard charts\,  jazz improvisation\,\ntechniques and theory\, whi
 le encouraging each to create their own\nsound through tune selection\, ar
 rangement and use of original\ncompositions. FREE and open to the public.
  \n
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LOCATION:Arms Music Center\, 7
SUMMARY:Jazz Combo Concert
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Amherst College student jazz musicians offer a night of jazz pe
 rformed\nby student combos. The combos are small groups of musicians who a
 re\ndedicated to studying the great jazz artists and carrying on their\nle
 gacy by making innovative journeys into improvisation and\nsmall-group pla
 ying. This prepares the group for life after college by\nexposing the comb
 o to standard charts\,  jazz improvisation\,\ntechniques and theory\, whi
 le encouraging each to create their own\nsound through tune selection\, ar
 rangement and use of original\ncompositions. FREE and open to the public.
  \n\n \n
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240503T193000
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LOCATION:Buckley Recital Hall
SUMMARY:M@A Presents: Samora Pinderhughes\, Singer-Songwriter 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Samora Pinderhughes is a composer\, pianist/vocalist\, interdis
 ciplinary\nartist and surrealist whose work delves into all the things our
 \nsociety tries to hide—about its history\, about its structures\, and\n
 about the individual and daily things we all experience but don’t\nknow 
 how to talk about. His primary body of work\, The Healing Project\,\nis an
  extension of the political commitments that Samora has held\nthroughout h
 is life and work: abolitionist\, anti-capitalist\,\nanti-colonialist\, int
 ernationalist\, pro-Black power\, intersectional\,\nrevolutionary. Pinderh
 ughes has been known in the music world for a\nwhile now as somebody who i
 s fiercely committed to the fight for\nliberation\, and as somebody who go
 es past just making songs about\nissues and is actively involved in the st
 ruggle—it’s an everyday\,\nlifelong commitment for him\, not just a mo
 ment. Tickets are available\nas part of the Music@Amherst 2023-2024 subscr
 iption packages\, via the\nticketing website listed below\, from August 22
  until Sept. 14. FREE\nwith current AC ID. Single tickets are also availab
 le at\namherst.universitytickets.com beginning\,Friday\, Sept. 15. General
 \nSeating. Single ticket prices: General Public: $28 Senior Citizens\n(65+
 ): $22 Students\, with valid ID: $12 FREE with current Amherst\nCollege ID
 \n
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LOCATION:Buckley Recital Hall
SUMMARY:ASO Season Finale: Mahlers Third Symphony 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:For the finale of the Amherst Symphony Orchestra's 2024 spring 
 season\,\nthe ASO tackles the behemoth Third Symphony of Gustav Mahler.  
 This\nwork takes the audience on a philosophical as well as musical journe
 y\,\nfrom the primordial soup of Earth's depths to the highest pinnacles o
 f\nhuman love.  With an enormous orchestra\, six movements\, two choirs\n
 and an operatic soloist\, Mahler's maximalist masterpiece is an\nuplifting
  celebration of \"What the World Teaches Us\" and a triumphant\nculminatio
 n to the season.  Ann McMahon Quintero\, a leading\nmezzo-soprano with Bo
 ston Baroque\, major symphony orchestras\, and\nopera houses around the wo
 rld\, appears as guest soloist with the ASO.\n
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20240525T200000
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20240525T213000
SUMMARY:Choral Society Commencement Concert
CLASS:PUBLIC
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