Sun Chatter Jan 27, music & poetry

…at the Kosmos…David Felberg solo…Bach, electronics, player piano! Sunday Chatter is every Sunday and always a good program even if the name lacks the irresistible, funky charm of Church of Beethoven. Music lovers are still well advised to subscribe to the eNews. Don't count on me because I don't post it regularly and only am now because the call for papers for the ASNM Annual Meeting set up to post had an inconsistency in dates to check before it can be posted. The latest mural project's strong (and trans Atlantic) historicity brings out the pedagogical (and admittedly pedantically inclined) beast. For now though, it's music and poetry. 

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Program for Sun January 27 @10:30am At The Kosmos · 1715 5th Street NW in Albuquerque · map David Felberg virtuoso violin J S Bach Partita in D Minor  for Solo Violin BWV 1004 Conlon Nancarrow Toccata for Violin and Player Piano   Kaija Saariaho . . . de la terre for violin and electronics Joseph Bottone Poet Joseph Bottone was born in Brooklyn New York, not far from the waterfront on the East River, and educated in the streets and in the wild woods and streams of the Catskill Mountains. For many years he had taken the haunting of suffering for granted. In the fall of 2008 he left his past and gave himself to poetry, to solitude. His work centers on the poetic language of the visionary. Joseph Bottone's work has been published in the Paris Review, Malpais Review, Abraxas, Little Fox Press, Oriental Blue Streak, Fixed and Free Anthology, Avocet, The World and other publications. He lives in his cabin in Camaldoli Hermitage at Big Sur or somewhere in New Mexico by the river of dreams. josephbottone.com Photos from January 20 David Felberg violin  ::  James Holland cello Pamela Viktoria Pyle piano Jeanetta Mish poet Audience Spotlight   Thelma and Roxroy Reid were at Sunday Chatter for the first time. Thelma had heard about Chatter from her music teacher at CNM and was looking forward to hearing a live performance of  classical music. Although she'd been to the opera, mostly she'd just heard classical music on CDs. Thelma is taking business classes and plans to get a four-year. Roxroy was happy to accompany Thelma and thought Chatter was a great thing to do together on a Sunday morning. He plays piano and guitar, and has played at church for years. Currently he's working on a Ph.D. in health administration while working at UNM as a medical social worker. "Music in general is therapeutic for me; I like to play to chill out and as a gateway to the soul, an opportunity to open up and be inspired," Roxroy said. This week's performance is sponsored by Don and Pamela Michaelis in celebration of David Felberg who, with his friend Felix Wurman, created Church of Beethoven 5 years ago.  Thanks for allowing us all to be part of the adventure!   HEAR MORE Sun Feb 3 @ 10:30am Sunday Chatter Fifth Anniversary! Claude Debussy    Srynx Louis Andriessen    Workers Union Kaija Saariaho     ... de la terre P I Tchaikovsky    Souvenir de Florence Richard Peck    Author Sun Feb 3 @ 3pm Albuquerque Chamber Soloists    The Immortals III Info here Sun Feb 10 @ 5pm Chatter Cabaret Heart Strings For you and your Valentine Maurice Ravel    String Quartet Antonín Dvořák    Terzetto Miklósz Rósza    Sonata for Solo Violin Info/tix here Sat Feb 16 Jackie McGehee  Young Artist Competition 8:45am :: Strings (8) 10:50am :: Piano (4) 1:00 pm :: Winners! Keller Hall :: Free adm Sponsored by the Music Guild of New Mexico QUICK LINKS Jan-Feb Calendar Tickets/FREQ Pass Info Day Sponsor Info Map to The Kosmos Volunteer Info   Our three series :: Sunday Chatter Chatter 20-21 Chatter Cabaret   LIKE US   FOLLOW US           Ensemble Music   New Mexico is the 501(c)(3) not-for-profit parent corporation of the three Chatter music series :: each enriching the quality of life in New Mexico with Music Worth Talking About!    All rights reserved  ©2013  Ensemble Music New Mexico

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