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12-1:30 pm
Master Class
Selected students will perform works while master teachers Kenton
Youngstrom and Marissa Steingold of La Camerata provide
comments and instruction on how to develop the art of vocal
performance and classical guitar.
8:00 pm
Performance by La Camerata
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12-1:30 pm
Master Class
Music from the baroque era: what's it all about?
Members of Jealous Nightingale will provide a lecture/demonstration
on period instruments, the interaction of tradition and innovation
that was occuring in the late 17th and early 18th centuries,
including traditional forms present during this era.
8:00pm
Performance by Jealous Nightingale
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3 pm
Performance by La Deuxieme Chance Quintet with pianist
Hiromi Tilsner
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8 pm
Performance by Santa Clarita Valley Youth Philharmonic
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12-1:30 pm
Master Class
Chamber music and the art of listening. Internationally acclaimed
artists Bryan Pezzone and Miyuki Nakashima will
coach selected student chamber ensembles, discussing and demonstrating
the techniques and artistry required working with piano and
violin.
8pm
Performance by Bryan Pezzone, piano and Miyuki Nakashima,
violin
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12-1:30 pm
Lecture/Demonstration
The Art of Improvisation: how does it work? Members of the Cesar
Mateus Sextet will discuss and demonstrate improvisation.
Discussion to include traditional structures, melodic treatment
and rhythm used in Jazz improvisation and influences of world
music cultures.
8pm
Performance by Cesar Mateus Sextet
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12-1:30 pm
Master Class
Gold Medal Winner of the 1995 Prokofiev Piano Competition, Robert
Thies will provide a master class and lecture on the art
of piano performance. Mr. Thies will also discuss and demonstrate
the practical needs and requirements for students wanting to
follow the competition tradition.
8:00 pm
Performance by Robert Thies
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