Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. at 1963 March on Washington
The 50th Anniversary MLK Jr. 'SYMPHONY of BROTHERHOOD' Concert
scheduled August 18, 2013, Zipper Hall-Colburn School (downtown Los
Angeles) sponsored by Colburn Foundation, Community Employee Fund of
Boeing, California, KUSC Classical Radio, and Los Angeles Athletic Club
will include the following performances. See attachment
John Malveaux
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MLK Jr. 50th
Anniversary ‘SYMPHONY of BROTHERHOOD’ Concert
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String Quartet perform THE STAR-SPANGLED
BANNER harmonized and arranged for String Quartet by Roy Harris
violinist
Annelle Gregory
and pianist
Phoenix Park-Kim
perform instrumental versions of William Grant Still’s ‘HERE
IS ONE’
(“Talk
about a child that do
love
Jesus.”)
and Deep River op. 59
no. 10 by Samuel
Coleridge-Taylor
pianist
Phoenix Park-Kim
and soprano
Jumi Kim
perform
aria ‘O
Del Mia Dolce Ardor’ (O My Sweet Ardor)
from the
opera Paride ed Elena
(Paris
and Helen)
music by Christoph Willibald Gluck. The librettist was Ranieri de'
Calzabigi.
pianist
David Rubinstein
and flutist
Laurel Zucker
perform Adolphus
Hailstork
-
Sonatina for flute and piano
(Allegro
non troppo,
Siciliano,
Vivace)
followed
by Coleridge
-Taylor Perkinson -
Lil'
Lite O' Mine/Sparklin for flute and piano.
pianist
Richard Thompson
and baritone
Mark Steven Doss
perform Cruda,
Funesta Smania an
aria from Act 1 of the Italian opera Lucia
di Lammermoor. Librettist
was Salvadore Cammarano
pianist
Phoenix Park-Kim
and soprano
Jumi Kim
perform Regnava
Nel Silenzio a
second aria from Act 1 of Lucia
di Lammermoor
pianist
Polli Chambers-Salazar and
Bass/Baritone Cedric Berry perform
Spiritual
arrangement by Hall
Johnson
of
Ride on King Jesus,
I
DREAM A WORLD
from TROUBLED
ISLAND
Opera with music by William
Grant Still.
The librettist was Langston
Hughes and
the Spiritual HE’S
GOT THE WHOLE WORLD
arrangement
by Margaret
Bond
Intermission
SECOND HALF
tentative performance order and song selections
pianist
Richard Thompson
and soprano
Anita Johnson
perform I,
Too, Sing American.
Music by Richard
Thompson
set to poem of Langston
Hughes;
Three
songs from Duke
Ellington’s Second Sacred Concert
to include Heaven,
T.G.T.T
(Too
Good To Title), and Almighty
God
pianist
Phoenix Park-Kim
and cellist Kristen
Yeon-Ji Yun
perform Sonata
for Cello and Piano,
movement #2 Blues
(slow)
by David
Baker
cellist
Kristen Yeon-Ji Yun
perform Lamentations:
Black Folk Song Suite for cello solo,
movement #4 Perpetual
Motion,
Coleridge
Taylor-Perkinson
composer
pianist
James Lent and
soprano
Juliana Gondek
perform Charles Osborne arrangement of Ki
Eleicha (Hebrew)
and John Carter arrangement of Let
Us Break Bread Together On Our Knees (spiritual),
pianist
Phoenix Park-Kim and soprano Jumi Kim
perform Cho-Hon
(Invocation),
Korean poem by Kim
So Wol set
to music by Dong-Jin
Kim
pianist
Polli Chambers-Salazar
perform movements #2(Andante), #4(Vivace) and #6 (Allegro assai) from
Samuel
Coleridge-Taylor
Valse
Suite: Three-Fours, Op 71
pianist
Richard Thompson
and Bass/Baritone
Mark S. Doss
perform Standin’
in the Need of Prayer
from Louis
Gruenberg's
opera
The
Emperor Jones;
Spiritual
Go
Down, Moses
arranged by J.
Rosamond Johnson;
If
We Only Have Love (Quand on n'a que l'amour)
from
Jacques
Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris music
by Jacques Brel, english lyrics translation provided by Jacques Brel,
Mort Shuman & Eric Blau
pianist
Phoenix Park-Kim and soprano Jumi Kim
perform world premiere of “Candlelight”
for soprano in Korean language. Words and music by South Korean
educator/composer Dr. Joopoong Kim
COLLECTIVE
BOW (all artist)
Closing
Credit
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