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CONCERTS & ARTISTS
The 2007 Carlsbad Music Festival features four concerts: three in Carlsbad and, new this year, one in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Concert
Monday, September 24, 2007 7:30pm, Zipper Hall (Click here for directions)
Mini-marathon concert featuring all three festival ensembles: Calder Quartet, So Percussion, Real Quiet and Matt McBane. More details to be announced.
Carlsbad Concerts
Friday, September 28, 2007 8pm, Schulman Auditorium (Click here for directions)
REAL QUIET
“a surprisingly wide range of timbres” -The New York Times
MATT MCBANE
www.mattmcbane.com
New York-based trio Real Quiet (cello, piano, percussion), known to local audiences through Real Quiet member Felix Fan’s Muzik3 series in La Jolla, brings their tremendous individual talents together in an adventurous concert of brilliant ensemble playing featuring the premiere of a new piece written for them by Festival Director, Matt McBane.
Pre-concert talk: 7pm
www.realquiet.org
Saturday, September 29, 2007 8pm, Schulman Auditorium (Click here for directions)
SO PERCUSSION
“astonishing and entrancing” –Billboard Magazine
New York-based percussion quartet, So Percussion, performs works written for them by some of today’s most influential composers, original works by So Percussion’s own Jason Treuting, as well as classic percussion ensemble pieces all with a well-honed sense of drama and uncompromising virtuosity.
Pre-concert talk: 7pm
www.sopercussion.com
Saturday, September 29, 2007 1pm Museum of Making Music (Click here for directions)
So Percussion Performance/Demonstration
During this preview performance/ demonstration at Carlsbad’s Museum of Making Music, audience members have the opportunity to engage the performers in an intimate setting to learn more about the music they perform, the unique instruments they play, and the techniques they employ to make music.
www.museumofmakingmusic.org
Sunday, September 30, 2007 2pm Schulman Auditorium (Click here for directions)
CALDER QUARTET
"fully prepared for the world stage" –Los Angeles Times
CHRISTINE SOUTHWORTH
“truly electrifying” –Boston Globe
One of the country’s most acclaimed young string quartets, the Calder Quartet (the festival’s Founding Ensemble-in-Residence) returns with a concert featuring the premiere of a piece for string quartet and robotic instruments by Christine Southworth, winner of the second annual Composers Competition.
Pre-concert talk: 1pm
www.calderquartet.com
