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MARVIN ROSEN - UPCOMING CONCERTS AND LECTURES
Marvin Rosen is available for lectures and concerts and can be reached via e-mail:
clasdis@cs.com
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UPCOMMING CONCERTS :
PAST EVENTS :
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 2006 at 12:00 noon
Bart Luedeke Center Theater
Rider University - Lawrenceville, NJ.
Marvin will be discussing and performing piano works of the 21st century in a program titled:
'' EXCITING SOUNDS OF THE 21ST CENTURY ''
THURSDAY, JULY 07, 2005 at 7.30 p.m.
MARVIN ROSEN
will present a piano recital titled :
"THE INK IS STILL WET"
The concert, totally devoted to music from the last 10 years, by living composers
will be in Bristol Chapel on the campus of Westminster Choir College of Rider University
in Princeton, NJ.
Included will be works by:
Kamalia Ali-zadeh (Azerbaijan) - American Premiere
Beth Anderson (USA)
Betty Beath (Australia) - American Premiere
Boudewijn Buckinx (Belgium) - work written for Marvin Rosen
Rene Eespere (Estonia) - American Premiere
Gareth Farr (New Zealand)
Peter Machajdik (Slovakia) - American Premiere
Beata Moon (USA)
Frank J. Oteri (USA)
Jaan Raats (Estonia) - American Premiere
Valentin Silvestrov (Ukraine) - American Premiere
Frank James Staneck (USA) - World Premiere - written for Marvin Rosen in memory of his father, Sidney J. Rosen
Yoichi Togawa (Japan) - American Premiere
To find information about composers go to Classical Discoveries :
20 and 21-Century Composers Links
MARVIN ROSEN - IN CONCERT
Saturday, May 31, 2003 at 8:00 PM
Bristol Chapel
on the Campus of Westminster Choir College of Rider University
Marvin Rosen presents a Piano Recital of accessible new works
from the final quarter of the 20th century to the present.
Included are both American and World premiere performances.
Program includes music by Vasif Adigozalov, Beth Anderson, Nancy Bloomer Deussen,
Boudewijn Buckinx, Rene Eespere, Lou Harrison, Alan Hovhaness, Jan Jarvlepp,
Vangelis Petsalis, and John Tavener.
Marvin Rosen received his doctorate in Music Education from
Columbia University and is on the faculty of Westminster Conservatory.
His popular radio program, "Classical Discoveries", devoted to
rarely heard repertoire, is aired every Wednesday morning
from 6:00 to 11:00 on WPRB, 103.3 FM.
Tickets-$7.00 for adults and $5.00 for students and senior citizens.
Westminster Conservatory, Rider University students, faculty and staff receive
one free ticket.
For tickets and further information call 609-921-2663
Recent 20th Century and 21st Century Music
A series of informal monthly gatherings on Sunday afternoons
FREE
Join Marvin Rosen, faculty member of the Westminster Conservatory of Music
and host of the popular WPRB radio show, "Classical Discoveries," for this fun, informative and xciting
series.
What made the last 25 years of the 20th century unique in the history of classical music? Will the music that was written during that period stand the test of time? We will be discussing these and other questions, and listening to excerpts from recordings from Marvin Rosen's own collection as we explore this rich - and as yet virtually unexplored- field.
Pick and choose-- you need not attend all the gatherings to enjoy these discussions!
Dates and topics:
Oct 13, 2002 -The 20th Century-The last 25 years
Nov 10-Music of the 21st Century
Dec 15-American composers
Jan 12, 2003-Canadian and Latin American composers
Feb. 9-Australian and New Zealand composers
March 16-Estonian, Lithuanian and Latvian composers
April 13-Scandinavian composers
May 18-Composers from the orient
June 8-Composers from Western and Central Europe
All gatherings will be from 2:00 to 3:30 PM,
Room 4/5 in the basement of Talbott Library in the campus of Westminster Choir College of Rider University in Princeton NJ.
For more info call 609-921-7104
or email Marvin Rosen at
Clasdis@cs.com
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