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DuselForty58

DuselForty58 came together with the goal of sharing the diverse variety and genres of music the members revere and love. Ranging from Western European classical music to jazz, DuselForty58 presents transcriptions, arrangements, and original music written by composers as far back as Bach to those currently living today. By actively commissioning new works, the ensemble aims to include works from our time to audience members at each concert.

The musicians of DuselForty58 Members have active careers as performers, educators and composers. They hold music performance degrees and received musical educations from Yale University, University of Southern California, University of California Los Angeles, Colburn School, Berklee College of Music, and the University of the Phillipines.

As dedicated chamber musicians, members have individually participated and received honors at prestigious competitions such as the Coleman Chamber Ensemble Competition, the Chesapeake Chamber Music Competition, the Ladies Musical Club of Seattle Small Ensemble Competition, the Ozelle Rubenstein Memorial Prize at the International Young Artists Peninsula Music Festival, and the San Diego MTAC Chamber Competition. They collaborated with renowned musicians such as the Borromeo String Quartet, composer Steven Mackey, Emmy Award-winning violist Richard O’Neill, Guillaume Sutre of the Ysaÿe Quartet, and Grammy Award-winning entertainer Ian Whitcomb. Their performances have also been featured live on radio and television broadcasts such as Classical KUSC—Los Angeles, KCRW—Santa Monica, KING-FM—Seattle, Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR)—Germany, and Japanese Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)—Japan.

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Isaura String Quartet

The Isaura String Quartet promotes traditional and contemporary chamber music through live performance, workshops, and collaborative projects with composers and interdisciplinary artists.
The Los Angeles-based ensemble has worked closely with composers including Anne LeBaron, Gloria Coates, Mark Menzies, Cassia Streb, Daniel Corral, Sean Griffin, and Charles Gaines. Recent performances include the world premiere of Gloria Coates’ chamber opera Stolen Identity, the west coast premiere of Coates’ String Quartet No. 9, a recording for the 2015 Venice Biennale of new music by Charles Gaines/Sean Griffin, and scenes from Anne LeBaron’s new opera LSD: The Opera with Grammy Award-winning ensemble Partch at REDCAT and at The Schindler House in collaboration with Opera Povera. In July and August ISQ presented sa·lon, a series in collaboration with Space Art Center, featuring four programs with special guests and new works by Los Angeles composers.
Members of the Isaura String Quartet are Madeline Falcone and Emily Call, violins, Melinda Rice, viola, and Betsy Rettig, cello.

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K. Sublime

Pianist and Harpsichordist K.Sublime (Boerum Hill Piano Studio) will perform entire Goldberg Variations on 19th on Bergen station in F/G train Manhattan bound platform. Chopin/Liszt concert series are coming next at the same location on weekends. K.Sublime doesn’t do facebook. K.Sublime doesn’t make website. Questions email to klaviersublime@gmail.com

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Olivia Wilding

A selection of pieces from Bach’s solo cello suites from a 3rd year cellist studying at the New Zealand School of Music.

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Marcelo Torca

Várias músicas de Bach, utilizando apresentações individuais e em grupos.

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