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Trinity Lutheran ChurchManhattan Beach
2005-2006 Concert SeriesKARLA DEVINE Artistic Director 1340 Eleventh Street Trinity Lutheran Church hosts three concert series:
See the Main Concert Series on this page, and find links to the other two series at the top and bottom of each page. Trinity Lutheran Church welcomes you to all its events and warmly invites you to join in worship. For information at its main website, click here. For concert-series information [Watch a Video about the TLC Concerts on Manhattan Beach Patch] past seasons: [2000‑2001] [2001‑2002] [2002‑2003] [2003‑2004] [2004‑2005] [2005‑2006] [2006‑2007] [2007‑2008] [2008‑2009] [2009‑2010] [2010‑2011] Many thanks to Palos Verdes on the Net for hosting this site. |
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Sunday, October 23, 2005 at 4:00 p.m. MOSTLY MOZART
LUCINDA CARVER piano One of Southern California's musical treasures, USC Thornton faculty pianist and conductor of the Los Angeles Mozart Orchestra Lucinda Carver brings together its concertmaster Aimée Kreston and principal cellist Roger Lebow, and LA Opera's much-loved Suzanna Guzmán in a concert celebrating Mozart's 250th birthday. The concert features a violin sonata and concert arias and duets by Mozart and, after intermission, Schumann's great Piano Quintet in E-flat Major, among the centerpieces of the chamber music repertoire. Suggested concert donation $15 / $5 students |
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Sunday, November 13, 2005 at 4:00 p.m. 13th ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORGAN DEDICATION
CHRISTOPH BULL organ, piano, voice with Mezzo-Soprano and live performance painter Born in Mannheim, Germany, Professor Christoph Bull is UCLA's fifth University Organist. He's won first prizes in organ and songwriting competitions, including Jugend Musiziert, Bad Dürkheim Chamber Music Competition, and the Michael-Masser-Competition (UCLA). Christoph studied at University of Church Music Heidelberg, Freiburg Conservatory, Berklee College of Music, University of Southern California, and American Conservatory of Music. In October of 2004 he performed on the new Glatter-Götz-Rosales organ at the Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles. In February of 2005 he accompanied the silent movie "The General" (Buster Keaton), and in May he presented his most recent edition of "organica," a collaboration with live performance painter Norton Wisdom. Suggested concert donation $12 / $5 students [view paintings from the concert: 1, 2, 3] |
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Sunday, December 18, 2005 at 11:00 a.m. ADVENT/CHRISTMAS RECITAL
KARLA DEVINE organ For the past twenty years, Karla Devine has been Organist and Director of Children's Choirs at Trinity Lutheran Church in Manhattan Beach. Karla is a soprano with Camerata Singers of Long Beach and is the President of the organization. She did her graduate work in Basel, Switzerland, and at the University of Minnesota. Karla is the Artistic Director of the Trinity Lutheran Church Concert Series. Freewill donation |
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Saturday, January 21, 2006 at at 5:45 p.m. in the home of Jean Galanos ANNUAL CONCERT SERIES BENEFIT RECITAL JANAKI STRING TRIO
ARNOLD CHOI cello Founded at the Colburn School in February 2005, the Janaki Trio is arguably today's fastest-rising young ensemble. In just a year since its founding, the Janaki was among the winners of the "Sundays At Two" auditions in Beverly Hills, Grand Prize winner at the 59th Annual Coleman Chamber Music Competition in Pasadena, and winner of the Concert Artists Guild International Competition in New York City, where it encored its winning final-round program in Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall. Individually, its members study with Southern California's premier teachers: violinist Serena McKinney with Robert Lipsett, violist Katie Kadarauch with Paul Coletti, and cellist Arnold Choi with Ronald Leonard, and perform in the Colburn Orchestra under the baton of Yehuda Gilad. Requested minimum donation --$50 (includes gourmet dinner) |
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Sunday, March 12, 2006 at 4:00 p.m. HYMN FESTIVAL
Dr. Michael Burkhardt is known for his creative hymn improvisations and his work with children. He is in frequent demand as a choral and organ clinician and leader of hymn festivals. Dr. Burkhardt is a graduate of Carthage College and Southern Methodist University. He earned the DMA degree in organ performance at Arizona State University. His organ, choral and handbell compositions are published by MorningStar Music. Michael Burkhardt is currently on the faculty at Carthage College, Kenosha, Wisconsin. Freewill donation |
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Sunday, April 2, 2006 at 4:00 p.m. THE THIES CONSORT
ROBERT EDWARD THIES piano Internationally acclaimed concert pianist Robert Edward Thies, Gold-Medal winner of the International Prokofiev Competition, is joined by LACO Associate Principal Second Violinist Sarah Thornblade and Mládí Principal Cellist Timothy Loo, both members of the Denali String Quartet, in a Tribute to Dmitri Shostakovich to celebrate the great composer's 100th birthday. All-Shostakovich Program Suggested concert donation $15 / $5 students |
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Saturday, June 3, 2006 at 2:00 p.m. COLORADO VOCAL ARTS ENSEMBLE Founded in 1992 by Deborah Jenkins Teske, the Colorado Vocal Arts Ensemble is dedicated to the presentation of exceptional choral music. It was featured at the 2002 Chorus America conference. Suggested concert donation $15 / $5 students |
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