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SUMMARY:Chanticleer
DESCRIPTION:“These men are phenomenal: as fresh as a blade of grass\, tightly focused and keenly expressive.”—New York Times \nThis Grammy Award-winning vocal ensemble has been hailed as “the world’s reigning male chorus” by The New Yorker and celebrated as “an orchestra of voices” for its wide-ranging repertoire and dazzling virtuosity. Founded in San Francisco in 1978\, Chanticleer has rightfully assumed its place as one of the most prolific recording and touring ensembles in the world. For its first visit to Athens in more than eight years\, the singers perform classical and contemporary works featuring their signature sound\, as well as new arrangements of songs by Judee Sill and Jacob Collier. \n\n\nPre-performance talk in Ramsey Concert Hall at 6:45 pm (free admission) by Gerrod Pagenkopf\, Chanticleer’s Assistant Music Director.  \n\n\n\nFree shuttle transportation to this performance is available for Clarke County seniors\, thanks to a partnership between the Performing Arts Center and the Athens Community Council on Aging. For more information\, click here.
URL:https://pac.uga.edu/event/chanticleer/
LOCATION:Hodgson Concert Hall\, 230 River Road\, Athens\, GA\, 30605
CATEGORIES:Choral,Classical Music,Contemporary Music,Encounters,Performance Talks,Series,UGA Presents,Vocal Artistry
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SUMMARY:Pavel Haas Quartet
DESCRIPTION:The Pavel Haas Quartet has been called “the world’s most exciting string quartet” (Gramophone) and is revered across the globe for its richness of timbre\, infectious passion\, and intuitive rapport. The group takes its name from the Czech composer Pavel Haas\, who died at Auschwitz in 1944 and whose legacy includes three enduring string quartets. The ensemble’s first performance at UGA features three prominent Central European composers: Antonín Dvořák\, Josef Suk (Dvořák’s protégé and son-in-law)\, and Austrian Erich Korngold (one of the most influential Hollywood composers). \nPre-performance talk in Ramsey Concert Hall at 6:45 pm (free admission).
URL:https://pac.uga.edu/event/pavel-haas-quartet/
LOCATION:Hodgson Concert Hall\, 230 River Road\, Athens\, GA\, 30605
CATEGORIES:Chamber Music,Classical Music,Franklin College Chamber Music,International Artists,Performance Talks,Series,UGA Presents
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SUMMARY:Family Concert: The Superpowers of Music! with UGA Wind Symphony
DESCRIPTION:UGA Wind Symphony\nJaclyn L. Hartenberger\, conductor \nPow! Zap! Crash! Boom! Bang! Join us for a fun filled morning as we learn how music helps our superheroes sound strong. \nFree admission. Tickets not required. All ages welcome\, including babies.
URL:https://pac.uga.edu/event/family-concert-uga-wind-symphony/
LOCATION:Hodgson Concert Hall\, 230 River Road\, Athens\, GA\, 30605
CATEGORIES:Family Concert Series
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SUMMARY:Yamato (Performance for Young People Sold Out)
DESCRIPTION:This Performance for Young People event is sold out. Please consider attending one of our other events this season. View the list here.  \nFounded nearly 30 years ago in Nara Prefecture\, said to be the birthplace of Japanese culture and civilization\, Yamato travels the world with traditional taiko drums called “waidako” made from animal skins and ancient trees\, some as old as 400 years. The highly trained drummers use pulsating rhythm\, captivating physicality\, and theatrical showmanship to bring an intangible but compelling force to the stage in a high-energy performance mixing ancient traditions with contemporary sensibilities. \n  \n\nPerformances of Young People \nThis program is designed to expose K-12 students to the performing arts at a young age by facilitating in-person\, culturally diverse experiences for them. The program’s purpose is to inspire the next generation of artists and arts supporters. The costs of these performances are generously subsidized by friends of the Performing Arts Center who share that vision. Parents\, guardians\, and teachers are encouraged to exercise their personal judgement when determining if programs are appropriate for their children and students. Admission to Performances for Young People is $2 for students and $4 for adults. Students must be at least six years old to attend. Large school groups should use the order form for reservations (forthcoming). Home school groups should contact the box office at (706) 542-4400 or in person Monday-Friday\, 10:00 am-5:00 pm. View the ticket policies here.
URL:https://pac.uga.edu/event/performance-for-young-people-yamato/
LOCATION:Hodgson Concert Hall\, 230 River Road\, Athens\, GA\, 30605
CATEGORIES:Performances for Young People
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SUMMARY:Yamato: The Drummers of Japan
DESCRIPTION:Founded nearly 30 years ago in Nara Prefecture\, said to be the birthplace of Japanese culture and civilization\, Yamato travels the world with traditional taiko drums called “waidako” made from animal skins and ancient trees\, some as old as 400 years. The highly trained drummers use pulsating rhythm\, captivating physicality\, and theatrical showmanship to bring an intangible but compelling force to the stage in a high-energy performance mixing ancient traditions with contemporary sensibilities.
URL:https://pac.uga.edu/event/yamato-the-drummers-of-japan/
LOCATION:Hodgson Concert Hall\, 230 River Road\, Athens\, GA\, 30605
CATEGORIES:International Artists,Off-Broadway,Series,UGA Presents
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SUMMARY:Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Nathalie Stutzmann\, music director Bach and Friends
DESCRIPTION:1685 was a banner year. Two little boys were born in Germany\, about 100 miles apart. One is among the world’s most influential composers. The other wrote Messiah. Six hundred miles to the south\, a third boy was learning the violin. Today\, they dominate western music written before the arrival of Mozart. \nEach year\, around the world\, professional and community choirs—as well as many intrepid audience members—gather to sing George Frideric Handel’s massive oratorio written on the life of Christ. On YouTube\, a single video of Antonio Vivaldi’s Four Seasons has over 248 million views. And\, thanks to NASA’s Voyager mission\, two pieces by Johann Sebastian Bach are hurtling through interstellar space at over 38\,000 miles per hour. \nOf the three\, Bach was the least traveled. He lived his life in central Germany. Twice he hoped to meet Handel\, but their schedules never aligned. He encountered Vivaldi through a book of Italian concertos and was so impressed he made keyboard transcriptions of them. (For many years\, Bach’s transcriptions served as a tether between Vivaldi\, who was largely forgotten\, and oblivion.) Vivaldi became a jumping-off point for Bach as he wrote concertos of his own. \nProbably\, Handel and Vivaldi did meet. In his early twenties\, Handel traveled to Italy\, learning the language\, learning to imitate Italian music\, and readying himself for a brilliant career in Great Britain. \nProgram to consist of selections from Bach\, Vivaldi\, and Handel. \nPlease Note: This concert will be performed without intermission. Approximate concert length is 80 minutes. \n\n\nPre-performance talk in Ramsey Concert Hall at 2:15 pm (free admission).  \n\n\n  \n\nFree shuttle transportation to this performance is available for Clarke County seniors\, thanks to a partnership between the Performing Arts Center and the Athens Community Council on Aging. For more information\, click here.
URL:https://pac.uga.edu/event/atlanta-symphony-orchestra-bach/
LOCATION:Hodgson Concert Hall\, 230 River Road\, Athens\, GA\, 30605
CATEGORIES:Classical Music,Early Music,Masterworks,Orchestra,Performance Talks,Series,UGA Presents
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