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September
13, 2004
Paliku
Theatre,
Windward Community College
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September
20, 2004
Doris
Duke Theatre,
Honolulu Academy of Arts
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Galliard String Quartet
Perennial favorites Mozart and Mendelssohn are featured on this season-opening concert. With a little help from Bach, Mozart’s Prelude and Fugue (the fugue borrowed from Bach) will get the season off to an exciting start followed by the elegant Quartet in A major, which includes an incomparable theme and variations movement. To close the evening of “dolci” is Mendelssohn’s String Quartet, Op.13– the work of a young and inspired composer.
Bach/Mozart – Prelude and Fugue
Mozart – Quartet in A major, K.464
Mendelssohn – Quartet in A minor, Op.13
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October 25, 2004
Paliku
Theatre,
Windward Community College |
November 1, 2004
Doris
Duke Theatre,
Honolulu Academy of Arts
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Spring
Wind Quintet
The Spring Wind Quintet brings a little spring to the fall season with Spring Wind, a quintet with a local flavor by Hawaii composer Allen Trubitt that was written especially for the SWQ in 1986. Also on the program are quintets by the Romantic composer August Klughart and the “Father of the wind quintet” Anton Reicha.
Reicha – Quintet in D minor
Trubitt – Spring Wind
Klughart – Quintet, Op.79
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November
22, 2004
Paliku
Theatre,
Windward Community College
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November
29, 2004
Doris
Duke Theatre
Honolulu Academy of Arts
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Honolulu Brass Quintet
The Honolulu Brass Quintet will delight you with classic selections like the romantic and lyrical Quintet by Russian composer Victor Ewald, Stephen Foster’s popular Folk Songs, selections from the American Brass Band Journal and the virtuosic Variations on The Carnival of Venice.
Ewald – Brass Quintet
Foster – Folk Songs
Arban/Laurent – Variations on The Carnival of Venice
Friederich – music from the American Brass Band Journal
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December
6, 2004
Paliku
Theatre,
Windward Community College
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December
13, 2004
Doris
Duke Theatre,
Honolulu Academy of Arts
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The Tresemble
with special guest Dr. Thomas Yee, Piano
This Tresemble concert will feature piano, winds, and strings. Pianist Thomas Yee joins the strings to perform Schubert’s “Trout” Quintet. This light-hearted work with an unmistakable Hungarian flavor is sure to delight.
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January
10, 2005
Paliku Theatre,
Windward Community College
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January
17, 2005
Doris
Duke Theatre,
Honolulu Academy of Arts
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Galliard String Quartet
Come and celebrate the music of Eastern Europe. Prokofiev’s vibrant folk melodies will rouse the senses and Smetana’s autobiographical Quartet No.1 in E minor will portray the joys and agonies of the composer’s own life. Beethoven’s “Eyeglass”Duo for viola and cello will also be performed.
Beethoven – “Eyeglass” Duo
Prokofiev – Quartet No.2 in F major, Op.92
Smetana – Quartet No.1 in E minor
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March
14, 2005
Paliku
Theatre,
Windward Community College
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March
21, 2005
Doris
Duke Theatre,
Honolulu Academy of Arts
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Honolulu
Brass Quintet
Trumpeters Mark Schubert and Ken Hafner are featured in Vivaldi’s Concerto for Two Trumpets, accompanied by the quintet’s incomparable low brass. Music by Mozart, Rossini and Fisher Tull will round out another exciting brass program.
Vivaldi – Concerto for Two Trumpets
Mozart – Rondo
Rossini – Largo al Factotum
Tull – Exhibition
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April
18, 2005
Paliku
Theatre,
Windward Community College
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April
25, 2005
Doris
Duke Theatre,
Honolulu Academy of Arts
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Spring Wind Quintet
Bon Voyage to the Spring Winds! Help us give the SWQ a big send-off as they prepare to take their musical aloha to the east coast and Norway. On the program are works by Bach, Hindemith, Ligeti and D’Rivera which will be featured prominently on the tour along with Hapa Haole selections from Hawaii’s rich musical history.
D’Rivera – Aires Tropicales
Hindemith – Kleine Kammermusik
Ligeti – Six Bagatelles
Bach – Prelude and Fugue in C Major (arr. Schweitzer)
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May
16, 2005
Paliku
Theatre,
Windward Community College
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May
23, 2005
Doris
Duke Theatre,
Honolulu Academy of Arts
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The
Tresemble
There are no strings attached when CMH presents an all brass ensemble program with the Honolulu Brass Quintet joined by several of their Honolulu Symphony colleagues in a variety of brass ensemble selections. Come hear the majestic sound of a brass choir and enjoy the virtuosity of these talented musicians as they close out the season with a blast.
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