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Samantha F. Grambow, soprano, Julie Livengood, piano, and Rachel Selice, clarinet present an hour-long recital of works by Fauré, Granados, Hoiby, and others. The program includes Schubert’s beloved Shepherd on the Rock.
The program is free with a suggested donation.
Samantha and organist Brian Bogey perform Mozart’s “Alleluia” from Exsultate, jubilate as part of the AGO’s first concert since the Covid-19 pandemic.
Siletz Bay Music Festival Orchestra
Yaacov Bergman, Conductor
Samantha Grambow, soprano
Ron Spivak, singer, actor
Karla Harris, vocalist
Ken Peplowski, clarinet
Aaron Johnson, sax/flute
Gary Hobbs, drums
Dave Captein, bass
Randy Porter, piano
Nancy Ives – N’Chewana (Columbia River in Sahaptin)
(World Premiere)
Tribute to Lerner & Loewe
Brigadoon – Entr’acte
Paint Your Wagon – Overture
My Fair Lady – “I’m An Ordinary Man”, “I Could Have Danced All Night”
Camelot – “If Ever I Would Leave You
Gigi – “I Remember It Well”
The Little Prince – “Little Prince”
My Fair Lady – Overture
Jazz Selections
You Must Believe in Spring (Alan Bergman)
Gotta Be This Or That (Sunny Skylar)
Certain Elements (Karla Harris)
Almost Like Being in Love (Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe)
Send In The Clowns (Stephen Sondheim)
(This Will Be) My Shining Hour (Harold Arlen)
On the Street Where You Live (Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe)
Bridge Over Troubled Water (Paul Simon)
The One I Love Belong to Somebody Else
Tickets are $40 and may be purchased here.
Charles Sanford Skilton – Two Indian Dances
Tosca Opdam, violin
Asi Matathias, violin
Miriam English Ward, viola
Katherine Schultz, cello
Milhaud – Suite Op.157b for violin, clarinet and piano
Ken Peplowski, clarinet
Denise Dillenbeck, violin
Michelle Chow, piano
Schumann – Widmung, Frühlingsnacht
Samantha Grambow, soprano
Michelle Chow, piano
Schumann/Liszt – Widmung, Frühlingsnacht
Gerald Robbins, piano
Schubert – Quintet “Trout” D.667 Opus 114 A Major
James Stern, violin
Miriam English Ward, viola
Katherine Schultz, cello
Greg Berton, bass
Gerald Robbins, piano
Tickets are $25 and may be purchased here.
Prokofiev – Sonata for Two Violins Op. 56 in C Major
Tosca Opdam, violin
Asi Matathias, violin
Patrice Michaels – “The Long View: A Portrait of Ruth Bader Ginsburg in Nine Songs”
I. Prologue: Foresight
V. Anita’s Story
IX. Epilogue: The Long View, Questions Answered
Samantha Grambow, soprano
Michelle Chow, piano
John Corigliano – Sonata for Violin and Piano 24
Denise Dillenbeck, violin
Martin Kennedy, piano
Schumann – Piano Quintet in Eb Major
Anthea Kreston violin
James Stern, violin
Miriam English Ward, viola
Jason Duckles, cello
Mei-Ting Sun, piano
This is a free event. To reserve your seat, click here.
Music by Georgs Pelēcis, Schumann, Gliere, Dvorak,
William Grant Still, Richard Strauss and more.
Greg Berton, Bass
Michelle Chow, piano
Denise Dillenbeck, violin
Jason Duckles, cello
Mark Goodenberger, marimba
Samantha Grambow, soprano
Martin Kennedy, piano
Anthea Kreston, violin
Tosca Opdam, violin
Katherine Schultz, cello
James Stern, violin
Mei-Ting Sun, piano
Miriam English Ward, viola
Tickets are $55 and may be purchased here.
Samantha cantors the 5:00pm Saturday Vigil for the Chautauqua Catholic House
Samantha cantors the 5:00pm Saturday Vigil for the Chautauqua Catholic House
Samantha cantors the 5:00pm Saturday Vigil for the Chautauqua Catholic House
Samantha cantors the 5:00pm Saturday Vigil for the Chautauqua Catholic House
Samantha cantors the 5:00pm Saturday Vigil for the Chautauqua Catholic House
Samantha cantors the 5:00pm Saturday Vigil for the Chautauqua Catholic House
Samantha cantors the 5:00pm Saturday Vigil for the Chautauqua Catholic House
Samantha cantors the 5:00pm Saturday Vigil for the Chautauqua Catholic House
Samantha cantors the 5:00pm Saturday Vigil for the Chautauqua Catholic House
Samantha and Daniel Grambow, baritone, cantor the beloved Christmas Day mass at Lumen Christi Catholic Church.
Samantha makes her debut with Portland Chamber Orchestra as the soprano soloist in Handel’s Messiah and C.G. Lidarti’s Befi Yesharim (arr. I. Adler). Visit portlandchamberorchestra.org to learn more.
Yaakov Bergman, conductor
Samantha Grambow, soprano
Laura Beckel Thoreson, contralto
William Goforth, tenor
Anton Belov, baritone
Portland Chamber Orchestra
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Choir
Kol Echad - Congregation Beth Israel Choir
Pacific Youth Choir
Samantha makes her debut with Portland Chamber Orchestra as the soprano soloist in Handel’s Messiah and C.G. Lidarti’s Befi Yesharim (arr. I. Adler). Visit portlandchamberorchestra.org to learn more.
Yaakov Bergman, conductor
Samantha Grambow, soprano
Laura Beckel Thoreson, mezzo soprano
William Goforth, tenor
Anton Belov, baritone
Portland Chamber Orchestra
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Choir
Kol Echad - Congregation Beth Israel Choir
Pacific Youth Choir
Each week All Classical Portland presents Thursdays @ Three, performances showcasing local artists and performances. This episode features All Classical Portland’s Young Artist in Residence, cellist Taylor Yoon; a collaboration between Trinity Cathedral and Congregation Beth Israel entitled Sharing The Light. Samantha performs “Kol Haneshama” by C.G. Lidarti.
An archival recording is available through All Classical Portland’s website. Please visit https://player.allclassical.org/archives and select the 12/19/19 performance.
Night at the Symphony features two angelic voices, acclaimed sopranos Samantha Farmilant and Nicole Greenidge Joseph in Mozart selections , and acclaimed violinist, Asi Matathias, as soloist in the beloved Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto with its lush harmonies and delicious melodies. More information is available here.
Opera Naples offers the Naples community a rare glimpse of the opera stars of the future. Tickets are available here.
Samantha Farmilant, soprano and Christina Giuca, piano lift the February gloom with an hour-long musical exploration of Fauré, Strauss, Granados, Hoiby, and others. Click HERE to purchase tickets.
Samantha is a recipient of the 2018 American Opera Society of Chicago Scholarship! She will perform at the annual Scholarship Luncheon.
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Marin Alsop, conductor
Kevin Newbury, director
Chicago Children's Choir
Vocality
Samantha joins The Floating Opera Company for "An Hour of Beautiful Music," a concert for residents of Holy Family Villa. Program includes selections from Verdi's Rigoletto, Mozart's Così fan tutte, Donizetti's Don Pasquale and others. This event is free and open to the public.
Schubert Benedictus Trio,
Samantha Farmilant, soprano
Joseph Cloonen, tenor
Michael Cavalieri, bass
Hyeyoun Jung, piano
Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm
Sundays at 4pm
“The Little Match Girl Passion” is David Lang’s Pulitzer Prize-winning musical composition based on the Hans Christian Andersen story, "The Little Match Girl." It tells the story of a poor child whose abusive father forces her to sell matches on the street on New Year’s Eve. Shoeless, sick and nearly delirious, the girl freezes to death. Her body is found the next morning. It premiered at Carnegie Hall in 2007. Directed by dado, this production marks the fulfillment of her receipt of the 2017 University of Chicago Awardee of the Edes Foundation Prize.
Tickets may be purchased here.
Samantha and baritone Daniel Grambow cantor the 4:30 PM mass at Lumen Christi Catholic Church.
Friday, November 10 / 7:30 PM
Saturday, November 11 / 7:30 PM
Sunday, November 12 / 1:30 PM
Transgressive Theatre-Opera and The Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company present A Gilbert and Sullivan Jewelry Box: A double bill of The Best of the Worst, the Finest Music from Gilbert and Sullivan's The Grand Duke, Utopia Limited, and Cox and Box.
Here Samantha makes her TT-O debut as Princess Nekaya in Utopia Limited.
Tickets are priced at $30.00, and may be purchased via Brown Paper Tickets.
The Village Presbyterian Church Choir and guests perform John Rutter's Gloria and other beloved works at the annual Christmas concert.
Samantha Farmilant, soprano
Laura Boguslavsky, alto
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