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Trinity Lutheran ChurchManhattan Beach
2006-2007 Concert SeriesKARLA DEVINE Artistic Director 1340 Eleventh Street Trinity Lutheran Church hosts three series: its main concert series on this page, its noontime "Bach's Lunch Recitals" on first Fridays from September through June, and "The Previews," which present the Beverly Hills Public Library "Sundays At Two" recitals on third Saturdays from August through May. See the main series on this page, and find links to the other two at the top and bottom. For more information, call (310) 937-7275 or click here [About the TLC Concert Series from the Dobson Organ Newsletter] past seasons: [2000-2001] [2001-2002] [2002-2003] Many thanks to Palos Verdes on the Net for hosting this site. |
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Sunday, October 22, 2006 at 4:00 p.m. feHrmEnbuRg
perform selections by Franz Schubert, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Arvo Pärt The piano trio feHrmEnbuRg from the chamber music collective inauthentica draws its name from each of its members: Violinist Mark Menzies -- New Zealand-born Viola and Violin Professor at the California Institute of the Arts, where he also teaches chamber music Cellist Paula Fehrenbach -- a member of the Santa Barbara Symphony and the Santa Barbara Chamber Orchestra Pianist Gayle Blankenburg -- a member of the faculties of Pomona College, Scripps College, and the Claremont Graduate University Suggested concert donation $15 / $5 students |
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Sunday, November 19, 2006 at 4:00 p.m. 14th ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORGAN DEDICATION HAARLEM DUO
Frances Nobert, College Organist and Professor Emerita of Music of Whittier College, and Steve Gentile, Director of Music/Organist of the Church of St. Helena, Minneapolis, are longtime friends and have collaborated as a duo for many years. The concert will feature organ solos, an organ duet, and selections for organ & piano and organ & harpsichord. Suggested concert donation $12 / $5 students [Dobson Mechanical-Action Pipe Organ at Trinity Lutheran Church] |
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Friday, December 15, 2006 at 8:00 p.m. CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY CHOIR
The California Lutheran University Choir, directed by Dr. Wyant Morton, is the University's premiere choral ensemble. While dedicated to performing works that represent the University's Lutheran heritage, the choir also embraces innovative new music as well as music expressing a multi-cultural perspective. Freewill donation |
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Sunday, December 17, 2006 at 11:00 a.m. ADVENT/CHRISTMAS RECITAL
KARLA DEVINE organ with STEVE OLSEN cello For the past twenty-one years, Karla Devine has been Director of Music, Organist, and Director of Children's Choirs at Trinity Lutheran Church in Manhattan Beach. Karla is a soprano with Camerata Singers of Long Beach. 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. Steve Olsen studied with Margaret Rowell in Berkeley, George Neikrug at Boston University, and Gabor Rejto at USC. He was principal cellist of the California Youth Symphony, participating in its Australian and European tours, and also performed with the American Youth Symphony, the symphony orchestras of UCLA and UC Berkeley, and the Sacramento Symphony Orchestra. Steve's professional career is Vice Chancellor of Finance for UCLA. Freewill donation |
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Saturday, February 10, 2007 at 5:45 p.m. in the home of Jean Galanos ANNUAL CONCERT SERIES BENEFIT RECITAL BLUE ROSE TRIO
The Blue Rose Trio won the Strings Prize of the 2005 Coleman Chamber Ensemble Competition. Its members are current and recent graduate students at the USC Thornton School of Music. Last summer, they toured Israel, China, Brazil, France, Alaska, and California. Requested minimum donation --$50 |
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Wednesday, March 14, 2007 at 7:45 p.m. CARTHAGE CHOIR
The Carthage Choir is one of the finest and oldest touring-college choirs in the nation. The select fifty voice ensemble from Carthage College, Kenosha, Wisconsin, has presented programs of a cappella choral music at St. Anne's Lutheran Church, London; Bath Abbey; Coventry Cathedral; Christ Church Oxford; Gloucester Cathedral; Kreuzkirche, Dresden; Thomaskirche, Leipzig; Georgenkirche, Eisenach; Johanneskirche, Wolfenbuettel; St. Stanislaw, Zdrochec, Poland; St. Bartholomew, Jelowa, Poland; and the Berliner Dom. Concert will feature the Kyrie and Gloria of Mozart's Grand Mass in C Major, K427, Sarah Hopkin's Past Life Melodies, anthems and motets by Tye, Sweelinck, Jennings, Whitacre, Manuel, Hopkins, and Sandström, and arrangements of folksongs and spirituals by Burkhardt, Shaw-Parker, and Hogan. Freewill donation |
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Sunday, March 18, 2007 at 4:00 p.m. HYMN FESTIVAL
Minister of Music, organist, choirmaster, and resident composer at Central Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, Mark Sedio also serves on the music staff at Luther Seminary in Saint Paul. He has toured the United States and Europe as recitalist and presenter of hymn festivals, and his hymns and psalm settings have been included in several denominational hymnals. Freewill donation |
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Sunday, April 29, 2007 at 4:00 p.m. California State University Long Beach
California State University Long Beach's premier vocal ensemble, CSULB Chamber Choir is composed of the top 36 singers at the University selected by audition. The ensemble tours worldwide, offering performances of varied repertoire embracing all styles of choral composition. It performed at the World Symposium of Choral Music in the Netherlands in 1999 and in Carnegie Hall on Tuesday, April 24, 2007. Suggested concert donation $15 / $5 students |
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Sunday, June 3, 2007 at 4:00 p.m. PANTOUM TRIO
CÉCILIA TSAN cello Taking its enigmatic name from the 2nd movement of the Ravel Trio, internationally acclaimed pianist and Gold Medal Winner of the International Prokofiev Competition Robert Edward Thies, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra Assistant Concertmaster Tereza Stanislav, and Long Beach Symphony Orchestra Principal Cellist Cécilia Tsan have formed one of the newest ensembles on the Southland's music scene. These three good friends will be sharing their passion for chamber music with the audience. Program Suggested concert donation $15 / $5 students [Robert Edward Thies's website] |
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