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| 2000 - 2001 Season Calendar September 20, 22 & 24, 2000 - Corkin Theater/Houston Fine Arts Center The Colorado Opera Troupe, accompanied by The Colorado Chamber Players, presents Puccini’s La Boheme Sung in English, Elizabeth Schulze, Conductor Love can happen anytime, anyplace - intense and quick. The simple lighting of a candle sets in motion events that profoundly change the lives of six Bohemians. The deep love shared by Mimi and Rodolfo inspires in us the hope to dream. The volatile and exciting love of Musetta and Marcello underlines the fragility of relationships. The fun-loving Schaunard and Colline surround these artistans affirming the value of friendship. They live for their art, for the moment, in the blissful hours of winter the lovers long for spring which brings the promise of life–but not for Mimi |
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Baritone Patrick Mason with the Colorado Chamber Players A program of Americana leads off our season, with Dvorak’s touching tribute to his adopted land, the American Quartet; American composer Samuel Barber’s Dover Beach; and a potpourri of American songs. The stunning baritone Patrick Mason will be joined by pianist Tamara Goldstein at the Steinway. A memorable opening program at the historic and opulent Temple Events Center! |
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| Saturday, November 18, 2000 - King Events Center Bach and Beyond: Music by, and inspired by J.S. Bach Patrick Mason, Baritone, Andreas Tischhauser, Tenor, Mee-Ae Nam, Soprano The Colorado Chamber Players mark the 250th anniversary of Bach’s death with the delightful Coffee Cantata and the dazzling E major Violin Partita. Works inspired by Bach by Ysaye, Hindemith, and Mozart will be included. Music has never been the same since Bach – his musical spirit has pervaded innumerable compositons, as you’ll hear in this sampler program. |
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PROGRAM I - Thursday, February 1, 2001 - David Krakauer, clarinet, with the Colorado Chamber Players Klezmer sensation David Krakauer joins the CCP in a fascinating program. Golijov’s masterpiece The Dreams and Prayers of Isaac the Blind is an eclectic mix of tango, klezmer, and prayer music. David Krakauer has performed with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, the Arditti Quartet and the Tokyo Quartet, and has recorded Golijov’s music with the Kronos Quartet. Don’t miss this season highlight! |
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| Sat, Feb. 3 & Sun, Feb. 4, 2001 - David Krakauer, clarinet, with the Colorado Chamber Players This program is presented as part of the Mizel Arts Center’s multi-disciplinary project A Different Voice, and will be preceded by a viewing of the art exhibit in the Singer Gallery, Visiónes Judías, featuring works of Jewish Latin-American visual artists. |
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& Broadway Tango: Latin influences in Musical Theatre PROGRAM II - Viajes por el mundo nuevo: Falla, Halffter, Scarlatti and Castelnuovo-Tedesco Peter Cooper, Principal Oboe, Colorado Symphony Tamara Goldstein, Harpsichord with the Colorado Chamber Players This season’s Museo program draws from mainly Latino composers, as they travelled in strange lands. Spaniard de Falla’s last years were spent in Buenos Aires, in exile from Franco; Halffter took a similar journey from Spain to Mexico; Tedesco made Los Angeles his home after fleeing Italy; and finally, Italian Scarlatti’s most creative oeuvre was written in his adopted homeland of Spain. Randall Thompson’s witty suite completes this unusual program. |
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