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“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.”
According to the Denver Post, “There are outdoor concerts and then there are concerts in the outdoors. The Moab Music Festival is an event that has perfectly combined music with the surrounding landscape and invites guests to come along for one-of-a-kind performances.”
“Piccinini’s flute playing combines an intensely communicative performance with a powerfully magnetic stage presence, and a global perspective that informs her work.”says MiamiArtZine in advance of her gala opening concert of the MPIMC 2019 session.
“On Saturday, November 3rd, 2018, we were treated to a truly spiritual and breathtaking performance by Music from Copland House,” raves Jordi Faxon of Peninsula Reviews. “The performers received a well-deserved standing ovation, and audience members were left with a thoroughly refreshed soul and reawakened spirit. This concert was nothing if not unforgettable, and has truly left me with a reinvigorated passion for music itself.”
Marina Piccinini performed and recorded Kernis’s new flute concerto with Leonard Slatkin and the Peabody Orchestra. The Baltimore Sun said “In addition to the brilliant, prismatic writing for the flute, Kernis provides a multilayered orchestral fabric that includes, to delectable effect, a mandolin. Piccinini, who performed the concerto’s premiere last year with Slatkin and the Detroit Symphony, met the work’s thorny technical demands on this occasion with her usual aplomb.”
