Florence Price: "Adoration" ⁠— Joshua Ranz, Principal Clarinet ⁠— LACO SummerFest — скачать в хорошем качестве

Florence Price: "Adoration" ⁠— Joshua Ranz, Principal Clarinet ⁠— LACO SummerFest —

This excerpt from our upcoming LACO SummerFest Concert, “Mozart’s Clarinet Quintet” features Florence Price’s “Adoration”. Originally written for organ, Principal Clarinet Joshua Ranz was inspired to arrange this work for clarinet quintet after hearing it performed by fellow clarinetist Anthony McGill. Florence Price is noted as the first African-American woman to have a composition played by a major orchestra. Price composed "Adoration" in 1951 and she passed on in 1952. SPONSOR This concert, part of LACO SummerFest, was made possible by a generous gift from Terri + Jerry Kohl. WHAT IS LACO SUMMERFEST? Curated by Concertmaster Margaret Batjer, the “Fest” is a series of biweekly, pre-recorded classical music concerts curated by LACO musicians. These 30-minute performances are recorded using newly-released COVID-19 safety guidelines for film and television production in Los Angeles County. The concerts will be shared every other Saturday night beginning July 11 through September 5 on LACO’s social channels and website. We stream our broadcasts on Youtube and Facebook. Broadcasts are also streamed at http://laco.org/live and subsequently on demand at http://laco.org/laco-at-home. PROGRAM Florence Price, "Adoration" (arr. Joshua Ranz) PERFORMERS Joshua Ranz, Clarinet + Coordinator Tereza Stanislav, Violin Cheryl Norman-Brick, Violin Rob Brophy, Viola Andrew Shulman, Cello STAGE CREW Tor Cronin, Stage Manager Victor Pineda Jessica Ewing AUDIO/VISUAL CREW Francesco Perlangeli, Audio Engineer Sergey Pafanov, Audio Engineer Nathaniel Beaver, Director of Photography + Editor Jerome R. Harris, Camera Operator 🔗 Subscribe, Sign up or Follow to get notified: https://www.laco.org/summerfest/ ABOUT LACO SUMMERFEST “Our goal for the series is to put our LACO musicians back to work and provide a safe path forward for musical performances to return to L.A. This is built on the thought of being for our town and not for us,” says LACO Executive Director Ben Cadwallader. The LACO Summer Festival will begin with a professionally-mixed musical performance from the Colburn School’s state-of-the-art, Zipper Hall. Expect lively programs that reflect LACO’s signature mix of adventurous new music and classic chamber music repertoire. Each broadcast will initially be available at laco.org/live and subsequently on demand at laco.org/laco-at-home. *Please note that these performances are pre-recorded and are not open to the public. SUMMERFEST SPONSORS The LACO Summer Festival was made possible by generous gifts from: Terri and Jerry Kohl Leslie Lassiter Ann & Ray Lowe Anne-Marie & Alex Spataru HOW TO SUPPORT LACO SummerFest supports the stellar musicians of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra. Viewers who wish to support LACO and the artists on screen are encouraged to visit https://www.laco.org/donate or call (213) 622-7001, EXT. 4. 🔗 Sign up to get notified: https://www.laco.org/summerfest/