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\1986-87 SEASON_______ ____ %u2014 Chamberm o z q n OrchestraSUBSCRIPTION SER IESAt T h e St. J a m e s C a th ed ra lJay and Tillary Streets, Downtown BrooklynPROGRAM I Saturday, O ctober 25. 8:00 p.m .Alexander Peskanov, PianoM O ZA R T - Piano C oncerto No 9 in Eb Major, K.271HAYDN - Symphony N o.70 in D M ajorJO H N J B EC K ER (1886-1961) - Soundpiece N o.2-B\M O ZA R T - Adagio and Fugue in C Minor for String Orchestra. K .546PROGRAM II Saturday, M arch 7, 8:00 p.mC harles Neidich. ClarinetD E LIU S - On Hearing the First C uckoo in Spring %u2022RUGGELS - PortalsSTR A VIN SK Y %u2022 Eight Instrumental MiniaturesB R IG H T SH EN G - W O R L D P R E M IE R E of Comm issioned WorkBIBER - BattaliaVANHALL - Sym phony in A MinorM O ZA R T - Clarinet Concerto in A Ma|or. K 622PROGRAM III Saturday, M ay 2, 8:00 p.m .David Eftron, G u est Conductor Robert W hite, TenorJerom e Ashby, French Horn Jam es R. Schlefer, FluteJO H N C O R iG LIA N O - Voyage for Flute and String Orchestra(1983) N EW YO R K P R E M IE R EIVES (orch Becker. 1934) - G eneral William BoothEnters into H eaven (1914)JO H N J B EC KER (1886-1961) - Symphony No 5%u201cH om age to M ozart\HAYDN - Svmohonv No 88 in G MaiorB EN JA M IN B R ITTE N - Serenade for Tenor. Horn andStrings (1943) O p .31H A N D E l - Concerto a due cori N o 3 in F MajorI would like. _ subscription(s) to the St. Jam es Series (%u00ab $20 each. $-------lotai tnclosed $___ADDRESSCITY STATEPlease make checks payable to the Haydn-Mozart Chamber Orchestra and include a.stamped, addressed envelope with your orderMail to The Haydn-Mozart Chamber Orchestra, 59 Livingston St. Brooklyn, NY 11201F o r in fo rm a tio n c a ll J a m e s R. S c h le fe r at (718) 78 3 -4 2 351986/1987 SeasonGrace Choral Society of BrooklynDirector, Alexander RomFALL 1986The Grace Choral Society of Brooklyn withThe Haydn-Mozart Chamber OrchestraVivaldi - MagnificatBaeh-Brandenberg Concert #3Bach-B minor Mass selectionsSunday, Dec. 7, 4 p.m. %u2022 Grace Church, Bklyn Heights Saturday, Dec. 13, 7:30 p.m. %u2022 Old First Church, Park Slope Sunday, Dec. 14, 4 p.m. %u2022 St. Jacobi Lutheran Church, Sunset Park*%u2022funded in pan by a Chase ManhattanNeighborhood GrantSPRING 1986Tanyeyev-John from DamascusVerdi-Don Carlo (Act III)Sunday, April 26, 4 p.m. %u2022 St. Jacobi Lutheran Church, Sunset ParkSaturday, May 2, 7:30 p.m. %u2022 Old First Church, Park Slope Sunday, May 3, 4 p.m. %u2022 Grace Church, Brooklyn HeightsSupported by The New York State Council Of The ArtsTDF Vouchers AcceptedSUBSCRIBE TO BOTH PROGRAMS ANDSAVE 25% OVER AT DOOR PRICESFALL TICKETS%u25ba PURCHASEDSEPARATELYAt DoorAdultSenior/Studentover 12i rAdv.*4SPRING TICKETSPURCHASEDSEPARATELYAt Door Adv.$6*3.50SAVESUBSCRIPTIONTO BOTHPROGRAMS* 1 2*6I N F Q P M A T in N J - (7 I S ) Q77-Q 771A ward- Winning Coverage o fBrooklyn %u20195 Booming Arts Scene EveryIn The Phoenix Newspaperl.nnAlun MV 1T501 ^(71RtH?4umusic/ Fulton Ferry Landing Brooklyn. N Y 11201 (718) 824-4061Chamber Music With A Different ViewFulton Ferry LandingBrooklyn, NY 11201(718) 624-4061Thurs. 7:30 %u2022 Sun. 4 p.m. Sept.25, 28Mozart: Sonata for Piano1 in C MinorBeethoven: String Trio in D MajorBrahms: Piano Quartet in G Minor Piano: Shigeo NerikiCello: Fred SherryViola: Steven TenenbomViolin: Ida KavafianOct. 2&5 and Oct. 9&12 Scarlatti %u2022 Faure Sair.t-Saens %u2022 Debussy %u2022 Spohr Harp: Nancy AllenViolin A Viola: Ik-Hwan BaeFlute: Michael ParloffFor Reservationscall 624-4061SFCTION i%u2014 -Continuedwill present nine performances of Act V-Rome Section of %u201cthe CIVIL warS: a treeis measured when it is down.%u201d %u201cCIVILwarS%u201d was conceived by Wilson as an operaof civil conflicts in history, literature andmyth. With a score by Philip Glass it wasthe only work nominated for the PulitzerPrize in drama in 1986. This is theAmerican premiere of this section.Programs of a more purely musicalidiom are quite various this year at theNext Wave.The Kronos Quartet is a string quartetwith a passion for new music, and willagain transcend standard classical repertoire when they appear at the Festival inthree separate concerts. In the first, a newpiece by Scott Johnson, commissioned byBAM will be heard, as well as the New YorkPremiere of Philip Glass%u2019 %u201cMishimaQuartet%u201d and an adaptation of %u201cPurpleHaze%u201d by Jimmy Hendrix. On the secondevening, Terry Riley%u2019s %u201cSalome Dances forPeace, Part I and n %u201d will receive its worldpremiere. The final concert will featurepremieres by Thelonius Monk, La MonteYoung and Jon Hassell.Jon Hassell will also appear with hisensemble at the Festival. Hassell is atrumpeter / composer whose music has beendescribed as %u201cNew Age%u201d but which thecomposer considers %u201cfourth world.%u201d Hassellstudied with Stockhausen and Indian singerPandit Pran Nath and is perhaps mostfamous for his collaborations with BrianEno and the Talking Heads.Tribute will be paid to the SpaghettiWestern and film composer Ennio Morricone when the surprising John Zorn and22 musicians will perform Zorn%u2019s arrangements of Morricone%u2019s music. Includedare the famous Sergio Leone film scores.The tribute is called %u201cOnce Upon a Time inthe East Village.%u201dHALLMARK IS BOLCOLMA hallmark of this year%u2019s Next Wavecould be William Boicolm%u2019s %u201cSongs of Innocence and Experience%u201d a titan setting ofWilliam Blake%u2019s poetry cycle. Lukas Fossand the Brooklyn Philharmonic will joinforces with the Next Wave in the first ofhopefully many collaborations when theypresent this important work.Three hours in length and scored for symphony orchestra, 9 soloists (includingBolcolm%u2019s wife, mezzo-soprano Joan Morris) rock and jazz musicians and threechoruses, 200 performers in all, the Bolcolmhas been hailed by press as %u201cone of thefinest and most important new Americanworks of the decade.%u201d It has been performed three times, but never before with projections of Blake%u2019s original illuminations onmovable skrims on stage. John Rockwell ofthe %u201cTimes%u201d says that given a good recording of this work, posterity may judgeBolcolm as a major compositional torce.Bolcolm is said to successfully synthesizemany varied compositional styles, classicaland popular. All components will be conducted by Mr. Foss who with Melillo andLichtenstein picked this work for theFestival and for BAM%u2019s Anniversarycelebration.MORE THAN NEXT WAVEBesides the Next Wave, there are otherseries and events taking place concurrentlyand later in the %u201986-%u201987 season. The BrooklynPhilharmonic season consists of the Command Performance Series, Meet theModems and the Family-Community Concert Series.%u201cSpoleto Comes to BAM%u201d is a new formatin BAM%u2019s annual chamber Music ConcertSeries and this year is co-directed by ScottNickrenz and Paula Robison. Twyla iaTharp and Company will dance for a monthat the Academy in February. A GershwinFestival is also planned.The Next Wave Festival is BAM%u2019s bestpresent to itself on its anniversary. Indelightful irony, America%u2019s oldest performing arts center is now the country%u2019s mostprominent showcase for late 20th centuryvanguard performance. Whether the audience cheers or jeers, when BAM presentsthe Next Wave, New York cultural hierarchy is warped and Manhattan simplybecomes one of the provinces.BargeMusic's BestThe entertainment at Bargemusic,located on the water at Fulton Ferry, isboth musical and visual. While you listen tothe strains of various chamber musicensembles, the backdrop of Manhattan%u2019sskyline sparkles through the large picturewindow. Tickets are $12; $10 for studentsand senior citizens. TDF is accepted.Scheduled for the fall are: Selectionsfrom Scarlatte, Faure, Saint-Saens,Debussy and Spohr for harp, violin andflute, October 2, 5,9, and 12; selectionsfrom Mozart, Bartok and Brahms, forpiano, violin and cello, October 16 and 19;selections from Hummel, Dahl, Brahms forviolin, cello, clarinet, and viola, October 23,26,30 and November 2; selections fromFaure, Schumann and Brahms, for violin,piano and horn, November 6 and 9; selections from Mozart, Beethoven and Faure,for violin, viola, piano and cello, November13 and 16; and selections from Mozart,Rachmaninoff and Beethoven for piano,cello and violin.Thursday concerts begin at 7:30pm andSunday concerts start at 4pm. For reservations and information, call 624-4061.All the News o fThe Arts EveryWeek in the PagesO f The PhoenixTH EROOSASCHOOL OF MUSICA d d Q u a l it y To Yo u r L if eJ Y m ^ t f u s i cLessons in All InstrumentsVoice %u2022 Choir - O rffM usicianship %u2022 DanceFrom The Very Finest InstructorsrM Li. o c i w c o i e n n u w in r n u u n c o oFor information please call(718)875-73712 5 Columbia Place (B r o o k ly n H e ig h ts )B r o o k ly n , N.Y. 11201Conservatory of MusicBrooklyn CollegeFor a free copy of the 1986-87 Concert Calendarwrite or callThe Concert Office, Conservatory of MusicBrooklyn College, Brooklyn, New York 11210(718) 780-5946P ag e 26, T H E P H O E N IX /S E C T IO N 2, S e p te m b e r 25, 1 986