Pianist and humanitarian Mahani Teave chatted with Gramophone magazine about her newly released debut recording. “With its heart-warming narrative and underlying message of hope, resilience and empathy, the story of how pianist Mahani Teave came to make her debut recording reads like a fairy tale. (Little wonder that an Emmy Award-winning producer has been inspired to
make a film about it.) But behind most fairy tales are some familiar ingredients: determination, self-belief, a desire to make the world a better place – and a little bit of luck. And Mahani Teave is no exception.”
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In addition to a virtual season of performance films, classical music nonprofit Musaics of the Bay has launched a Stay-at-Home Symposium, a collaborative springboard for new compositions, artistic works and programming…
STAY AT HOME SYMPOSIUM Have you been flexing some creative muscles but haven’t shared your work yet? Here’s your chance: submit a work of poetry or prose, paintings, photographs or more to the Stay-at-Home Symposium, a community collaboration and music series led by Musaics of the Bay.
Gapplegate Music Review blog said “There is a commanding sense of orchestral color that is matched by an ever-burgeoning inventive continuousness” in Kernis’s new Naxos disc with Giancarlo Guerrero and the Nashville Symphony,”…masterful fare, brilliantly expansive…Kernis deserves your attention, especailly this one.”
“Sleepover at the Museum,” a new multimedia orchestral work by author and composer Karen LaFrak based on her acclaimed children’s book under the same name, features music, visuals, props and storytelling and will be narrated at the Missoula Symphony by Mayor John Engen
The New York Classical Review commented about MCH’s inaugural concert at The Graduate Center, CUNY “Good news: Copland House concerts now come to Manhattan …wonderful music, warm performances, full of humanity and empathy, confident and transparent.”
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