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Lompoc Concert Association Events 2008-09 | 
THÜRINGER SALONQUINTETT Stringtime 'N Denver Friday, October 17, 2008 Thüringer Salonquintett is a shining example of the central European tradition of light and entertaining music. The quintet is comprised of the classic Kaffeehaus instrumentation of two violins (one doubling viola), cello, double bass and piano, and is widely renowned for achieving technical brilliance with a light-hearted, seemingly effortless approach. Having mastered music from mid-1700’s Vienna through early 20th Century America with consistently sold-out tours, this season’s impeccable, all-new program is entitled Springtime 'N Denver and showcases the works of American music icon, John Denver. With delightfully unforgettable arrangements, Thüringer Salonquintet continues to masterfully shatter pre-existing notions of “classical” and “pop” delineations. “… elegance and perfection… enraptured the audience.” -- Goslarishce Zeitung, Germany
“Marvelous!”-- NPR’s Performance Today
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Four Shillings Short Saturday, November 22, 2008 Travelling musicians with a carload of instruments is nothing new in the world of folk music, but what if one of those instruments is a Sitar from India or a Renaissance Crumhorn? Going out on a musical limb is common for the group Four Shillings Short. With an ever-increasing array of instruments (over 20 at last count), including hammered dulcimer, mandola & mandolin, tinwhistle & woodwinds, sitar, banjo, percussion and vocals, their music is always varied and captivating. In a single night, Four Shillings Short perform Traditional Irish tunes and airs, Indian Ragas, Folk Ballads, Old-Time songs, Medieval & Renaissance instrumentals and a capella numbers as well as contemporary folk and original compositions. FSS has created a program for schools and libraries to introduce young audiences to the range of instruments and musical repertoire they perform.
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Pavlo Saturday, January 24, 2009 Pavlo is a dynamic composer, guitarist, and singer, who has created a unique style best described as “Mediterranean music.” Mixing the sounds of Greek Bouzouki with Flamenco and Latin influences has proven a winning combination, which Pavlo says was the “natural progression” of combining his Classical and Flamenco training with his passion for Greek and European sounds. Six acclaimed albums and one Juno award later (for “2004 World Artist of the Year”), Pavlo continues to grow in demand. With ever-increasing television and film credits, commissioned works and an invitation to perform for His Royal Highness Prince Charles, Pavlo is fast blazing a path toward international superstardom. “Hot… sizzling, 10 out of 10!” -- Comcox Valley Record
“Greek God of the Guitar” -- News Leader | www.liveonstage.biz 
DANIEL NARDUCCI Saturday, March 21, 2009 Classic American baritone, Daniel Narducci is a multi-faceted artist whose revered talents have been enjoyed throughout North America, Europe and China. Since his debut with the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra, he has performed with countless opera companies, has had his New York City debut at Alice Tully Hall, and has been featured in several documentaries and programs on PBS and the BBC. An increasingly active recording artist, he recently created the role of Captain Hook in the world premiere recording of Leonard Bernstein’s Peter Pan. After hearing his extraordinarily silky, ardent tone, you’ll understand why Daniel Narducci is in such high demand performing the music of Leonard Bernstein.
“… outstanding…” -- San Mateo County Times
“… unusually deep, rich voice.” -- Naples Daily News |
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