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“All Worlds, All Times” spans compositions and arrangements from the 18th century through today, with works by Joseph Bologne de Saint-Georges, Valerie Coleman, Antonio Lauro, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Juan Bautista Plaza, and Florence Price, among others. The concert title comes from an etching on the Golden Record, which was sent into space in 1977 aboard the Voyager spacecraft to demonstrate the diversity of Earth’s culture to extra-terrestrials. The record contains Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Cavatina” from Op. 130, which also appears on the concert. Host Ivan Woods will introduce each piece and explore its inspirations throughout the program.
The evening’s performers are in high demand as chamber musicians throughout the greater Philadelphia area, appearing regularly with the Dalí Quartet, the Pyxis Piano Quartet, Philly POPS, the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia, the Pennsylvania Ballet, the Black Pearl Chamber Orchestra, the Iris Orchestra, the Delaware Symphony Orchestra, and Tempesta di Mare, among other ensembles.
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Saturday, March 20, 2021 at 7:30 p.m.
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Luigi Mazzocchi, violin
Carlos Rubio, violin
Amy Leonard, viola
Vivian Barton Dozor, cello
Anne Peterson, double bass
Ivan Woods, narrator
Program is subject to change
W.A. MOZART Divertimento in F, KV.138
J. BOULOGNE String Quartet No. 4 in C minor
L. VAN BEETHOVEN “Cavatina” from String Quartet No.13 Op. 130
C. CHAMINADE Scarf Dance Op.37 No.3, arr. Robert Longfield
A. LAURO Vals Natalia, arr. Luis G. Pérez
F. PRICE Adoration, arr. Elaine Fine
C. GARDEL Tango “El Día que me quieras,” arr. Nicky Aponte
V. COLEMAN Umoja
J.B. PLAZA Fuga Criolla
This program is generously sponsored by Whitesell Construction Co., Inc.
Funding is made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts / Department of State, a Partner Agency of the National Endowment for the Arts through a grant to the Burlington County Board of Commissioners.
