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4/15/2005
The Barbad Chamber Orchestra
Ramin Heydarbeygi, Music Director
Friday, April 22, 2005, 8:00 p.m.
Christ and St. Stephen�s Church
120 West 69th Street
(between Broadway and Columbus)
$15 ($10 for seniors and students)
Program:
Mozart Divertimento in F, K. 138
Harutiunian Concerto for Violin (New York premiere)
Pauline Kim, violin soloist
Dvorak Notturno, Op. 40
Shostakovich Chamber Symphony
The Barbad Chamber Orchestra presents a concert commemorating the victims of war and genocide. The Barbad will perform a work by Armenian composer Alexander Harutiunian to honor the victims of the Armenian genocide of 1915; and a work by Shostakovich composed in memory of the victims of World War II. In stark contrast, and to remind us of the beautiful side of humanity, a work by Mozart will be performed, as well as a youthful work by Dvorak to symbolize hope. In line with Barbad�s vision to promote cultural democracy and diversity, this concert is intended to convey an urgent message of peace through music.
posted by Jerry Bowles
4/15/2005 09:05:00 PM
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