March 8th 2012, a world premiere of the “Lamentation” (2011), monologue for Violin solo and String orchestrawill take place inthe “Auditorium Pollini” in Padova, Italy. Performers: Lucio Degani, violinist“I Solisti Veneti”, chamber orchestra with conductor maestro Claudio Scimone The program also features works by: Maddalena LombardiniAlessandra RaveraAnna VeismaneLeilei Tian & Claude Debussy
Also, as part of the Romantic and contemporary Women composers’ program ’64 & 1/2′ will be performed on March 4th at 2pm at the Mahwah Library in Mahwah, NJ 100 Ridge Rd, Mahwah, NJ 07430-3604 Performers: The Palisades Virtuosi Margaret Swinchoski, Flutist Donald Mokrynski, Clarinetist Ron Levy, Pianist
March 2nd, 2012 at 7pm Margarita Zelenaia’s “64 & 1/2” (based on Beatles’ “When I am Sixty Four”), a movement for Flute, Clarinet and Piano will receive a world premiere at Women’s Work March concert at the Players Theater in Manhattan. Performers: The Palisades Virtuosi www.palisadesvirtuosi.org Margaret Swinchoski, Flutist Donald Mokrynski, Clarinetist Ron Levy, Pianist
Margarita Zelenaias “The Lion that Could not Roar”, a music fairy tale ( based on Robert Shermans story) will be performed September 30th, 2011 as part of tred Spirits Arts Programs”. Location: Milford, PA Performers: Bob Sherman, narrator and neoLit members: Erin Svoboda, ClarinetMasha Lankovsky, ViolinAminda Asher, CelloKatya Mihailova, Piano Links :
“Byzantine Chants”, a sacred concerto for solo cello by Margarita Zelenaia will be performed by Elizabeth Start. Michigan Festival of Sacred Music Monday, November 14, 2011, 8:15 pm Dalton Center Recital HallWestern Michigan UniversityKalamazoo, MI
A world premiere of Margarita Zelenaia’s “The Agony in the Garden”(based on El Greco’s painting) for viola and piano will take place onSeptember 16, 2011 at 7:30pmat Derby Chamber Musical Society, UK. Derby Chamber Musical Society4 Silverburn DriveOakwoodDerbyDerbyshireDE21 2JJPerformers: Eniko Magyar, violaTimothy End, piano The program also features works by Dvorac, Schumann, Bartok, Bliss. The following performance of “The Agony […]
Margarita Zelenaia’s music fairy tale “The Lion that Could not Roar”(based on Bob Sherman’s story) will be performed August 1st, at 8pm,at Summit Music Festival by its faculty members: Julian Milkis, clarinetAdam Kent, pianoElena Peres, violinEugene Briskin, cellowith Mr. Sherman, great radio personality from WQXR, as a narrator. TicketsAdults: $25Seniors and students: $20 Location:Manhattanville College2900 Purchase Street,Purchase, New York 10577 […]
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