Vocalist premiering Steven Ward’s Invitation to Love and James A. Devor’s The Workers’ Prayers. Pianist Casey Rafn.
Tickets and more information about Source Song Festival at www.sourcesongfestival.org.
Performing Libby Larsen’s This Unbearable Stillness with Mill City String Quartet as the final concert of Source Song Festival, 2025.
Tickets and more information about Source Song Festival at www.sourcesongfestival.org.
A concert featuring beguiling music by Antonio Vivaldi - the “Red Priest” - a mad genius of virtuosity, bringing “follia,” craziness, and boundless fun. Vivaldi’s love stories were followed with bated breath by his contemporaries—one of his loves, a beautiful singer! Mezzo-soprano Clara Osowski will seduce the audience with her captivating performance.
A concert featuring beguiling music by Antonio Vivaldi - the “Red Priest” - a mad genius of virtuosity, bringing “follia,” craziness, and boundless fun. Vivaldi’s love stories were followed with bated breath by his contemporaries—one of his loves, a beautiful singer! Mezzo-soprano Clara Osowski will seduce the audience with her captivating performance.
The Schubert Club presents a Courtroom Concert recital with Casey Rafn, Landmark Center, St. Paul MN.
World premieres by Paul Rudoi, Wendy Durrwachter, and more songs by Jonathan Posthuma and J. David Moore. Free!
The Schubert Club presents a Courtroom Concert recital with Casey Rafn, Landmark Center, St. Paul MN.
World premieres by Paul Rudoi, Wendy Durrwachter, and more songs by Jonathan Posthuma and J. David Moore. Free!
A child is born! Tenet and Piffaro join forces to share Christmas music from 17th-century Germany (think “Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming”)! Come be amazed by Piffaro’s dazzling array of festive instruments, including shawms, recorders, sackbuts, lutes, and percussion. Tenet's vocalists will join these special instruments to create a dazzling sound world.
A child is born! Tenet and Piffaro join forces to share Christmas music from 17th-century Germany (think “Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming”)! Come be amazed by Piffaro’s dazzling array of festive instruments, including shawms, recorders, sackbuts, lutes, and percussion. Tenet's vocalists will join these special instruments to create a dazzling sound world.
A child is born! Tenet and Piffaro join forces to share Christmas music from 17th-century Germany (think “Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming”)! Come be amazed by Piffaro’s dazzling array of festive instruments, including shawms, recorders, sackbuts, lutes, and percussion. Tenet's vocalists will join these special instruments to create a dazzling sound world.
A child is born! Tenet and Piffaro join forces to share Christmas music from 17th-century Germany (think “Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming”)! Come be amazed by Piffaro’s dazzling array of festive instruments, including shawms, recorders, sackbuts, lutes, and percussion. Tenet's vocalists will join these special instruments to create a dazzling sound world.
Magnificent, enchanting, elegant.
Featuring mezzo soprano Clara Osowski
Step into the warmth and splendor of the season with Holidays at the Hotel — a festive concert set in the glittering Gold Ballroom, filled with holiday charm. This intimate evening of music and celebration creates a magical experience for friends and all who cherish the spirit of the season.
Valley of the Moon Music Festival
Clara Schumann was one of 19th-century Europe’s foremost pianists. In addition to raising many children and being the wife of renowned composer Robert Schumann, who demanded silence at home while he was at work, Clara maintained a grueling touring schedule—yet still found time to compose. Salons were an essential part of Leipzig’s cultural life, fostering exchanges of ideas and friendships. Two women composers featured on this program were part of Clara’s circle: Josephine Lang, for whom Clara organized a benefit concert, and Swedish composer and violinist Amanda Maier, whom Clara befriended in her later years. According to Amanda Maier’s great-granddaughter, Saskia Thiadens (who lives in Napa!), a treasure trove of Amanda’s forgotten scores were discovered in a family member’s attic. Although Maier’s music is rarely heard today, we are thrilled to share her brilliance alongside works by the Schumanns, Josephine Lang, and Johannes Brahms.
J.S. Bach Cantata 129: Gelobet sei der Herr, mein Gott
Dilworth Weather: Stand the Storm
Keane/Faulkner Mouth Music
R. Powell To Sit and Dream
C.H. Johnson “All of Us” from Considering Matthew Shepard
Parker On the Common Ground
R.M. Johnson Listen
Gabriel I Sing Because I’m Happy
Stangeland Family Youth Choral Academy
OBF Modern Orchestra
Pascale Beaudin, soprano
Clara Osowski, alto
Jonathan Woody, bass
Anton Armstrong, conductor
Therees Hibbard, conductor
Craig Hella Johnson, conductor
Bach: Mass in B Minor (Portland)
Universally considered Bach’s crowning achievement, the profound and astounding Mass is the summation of a lifetime of work. It took decades to complete and remains a testament to Bach’s faith and artistic virtuosity.
OBF Ripieno Ensemble
OBF Baroque Orchestra
Rowan Pierce, soprano I
Clara Osowski, soprano II
Ulrike Malotta, alto
Thomas Hobbs, tenor
Peter Harvey, bass
Jos van Veldhoven, conductor
This concert will also be performed at Mount Angel Abbey on July 5 and Kaul Auditorium in Portland on Sunday, July 6. Tickets for Mount Angel are available through Hult Center and tickets for Kaul Auditorium are available through that venue.
Bach: Mass in B Minor (Eugene)
Universally considered Bach’s crowning achievement, the profound and astounding Mass is the summation of a lifetime of work. It took decades to complete and remains a testament to Bach’s faith and artistic virtuosity.
OBF Ripieno Ensemble
OBF Baroque Orchestra
Rowan Pierce, soprano I
Clara Osowski, soprano II
Ulrike Malotta, alto
Thomas Hobbs, tenor
Peter Harvey, bass
Jos van Veldhoven, conductor
This concert will also be performed at Mount Angel Abbey on July 5 and Kaul Auditorium in Portland on Sunday, July 6. Tickets for Mount Angel are available through Hult Center and tickets for Kaul Auditorium are available through that venue.
Bach: Mass in B Minor (Eugene)
Universally considered Bach’s crowning achievement, the profound and astounding Mass is the summation of a lifetime of work. It took decades to complete and remains a testament to Bach’s faith and artistic virtuosity.
OBF Ripieno Ensemble
OBF Baroque Orchestra
Rowan Pierce, soprano I
Clara Osowski, soprano II
Ulrike Malotta, alto
Thomas Hobbs, tenor
Peter Harvey, bass
Jos van Veldhoven, conductor
This concert will also be performed at Mount Angel Abbey on July 5 and Kaul Auditorium in Portland on Sunday, July 6. Tickets for Mount Angel are available through Hult Center and tickets for Kaul Auditorium are available through that venue.
Five internationally renowned vocal soloists join forces for arias, duets, and ensemble pieces. Enjoy an intimate performance of Bach, the Romantics, quintessential operas, and more.
Rowan Pierce, soprano
Clara Osowski, mezzo-soprano
Ulrike Malotta, alto
Thomas Hobbs, tenor
Peter Harvey, bass
Jonathan Oddie, keyboard
Alto soloist with Mid-Columbia Symphony.
Alto Soloist with Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Rochester, New York.
Alto Soloist with Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Rochester, New York.
We are thrilled to gather together once again to celebrate one of BW's most treasured traditions. Please join us on campus April 11-13, 2025. The 2025 Festival features "Messiah."
Join us to experience Bach’s impact on music spanning generations.
Celebration of Women in the Arts:
Clara Osowski, mezzo-soprano
Jamie Schmidt, piano
Linda Kachelmeier, composer
Alto soloist with Madison Bach Musicians.
Alto soloist with Madison Bach Musicians.
Pre-Concert Talk 7:00 P.M.
Spring brings the highly anticipated release of the Winona Symphony Orchestra’s first recording, featuring music by Libby Larsen and the talents of Clara Osowski and Alan Dunbar. To help us celebrate the release, our spring concert features music inspired by the recording project, including a performance of Larsen’s Raspberry Island Dreaming and a work by Minnesota composer Dominick Argento. Coupled with Diamond’s breath-taking Romeo and Juliet, the program brings back audience favorites and CD artists Clara Osowski and Alan Dunbar, offering a performance that paints music of life, love, and beauty.
DIAMOND: Music for Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
LARSEN: Raspberry Island Dreaming
Clara Osowski, mezzo-soprano
ARGENTO: A Few Words About Chekhov
Clara Osowski, mezzo-soprano and Alan Dunbar, baritone
Music at Emmanuel, Baltimore
Thursday, March 6 @ 7:30pm
America's preeminent professional choral ensemble for women's voices, in concert
Lorelei in residence at the Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University, hosted by the Peabody composition department and performing with Peabody vocal and jazz ensembles.
In this gritty, but surprisingly poetic program, Lyric Fest explores both the energy and underbelly of life in the city. Join us for song, verse, and a reflection on how we experience life in urban community. With Danielle Talamantes, Clara Osowski, Aaron Crouch, Jesse Blumberg, and Laura Ward, piano.
In this gritty, but surprisingly poetic program, Lyric Fest explores both the energy and underbelly of life in the city. Join us for song, verse, and a reflection on how we experience life in urban community. With Danielle Talamantes, Clara Osowski, Aaron Crouch, Jesse Blumberg, and Laura Ward, piano.
The Vail Series welcomes Lorelei Ensemble with Pilobolus Dance Company.
Location:
Michael D. Eisner Center for the Performing Arts - Sharon Martin Hall,
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Sponsor(s):
The Vail Series welcomes Lorelei Ensemble with Pilobolus Dance Company.
Location:
Michael D. Eisner Center for the Performing Arts - Sharon Martin Hall,
Ticket Info:FreeQuestions:
Sponsor(s):
Bradley Greenwald and Friends
A 21st Century Schubertiade
Sun, February 2, 2025, 3:00 p.m.
Amsterdam Bar & Hall
Saturday, January 18, 2025
11:00 AM
Glorya Kaufman Cultural Center Theater at The Wende Musuem10808 Culver BoulevardCulver City, CA, 90230 (map)
Works forged in music history’s most famous love triangle:
C. Schumann – Sechs Lieder, Op. 13
R. Schumann – Fantasie in C, Op. 17
Brahms – “Gestillte Sehnsucht,” Op. 91 No. 1
Brahms – Piano Quartet in C Minor, “Werther”
Clara Osowski, mezzo-soprano
Livia Sohn, violin – Stanford University
Barry Shiffman, viola – The Royal Conservatory
Clive Greensmith, cello – Colburn School
Micah Yui, piano – Colburn School
A masterpiece of Gilded-Age architecture, the Doheny Mansion’s Pompeian room features an iridescent Tiffany glass dome, elegant art glass panels, Tuscan marble Corinthian columns and a geometrically-patterned floor.
New Songs for a New Year
Clara premieres new song cycles commissioned by and for her by David Evan Thomas, Steve Heitzeg, Linda Kachelmeier, and Janika Vandervelde.
Repeat performance the following day at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Minneapolis, noon. Free.
New Songs for a New Year
Clara premieres new song cycles commissioned by and for her by David Evan Thomas, Steve Heitzeg, Linda Kachelmeier, and Janika Vandervelde.
Repeat performance the following day at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Minneapolis, noon. Free.
