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SUMMARY:La Sierra University - Orchestra Concert
DESCRIPTION:Experience the enchanting La Sierra University Orchestra Concert featuring conductor Delmar F. Freire! Delight in the timeless compositions of Mozart and Schubert\, accompanied by the virtuoso performance of guest soloist Ken Aiso. Join us for an evening of musical brilliance and captivating melodies.
URL:https://www.traceysiepser.com/event/la-sierra-university-orchestra-concert/
LOCATION:Memorial Chapel – University of Redlands\, Memorial Chapel\, Redlands\, 92374\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Symphony Orchestra
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SUMMARY:University of Redlands Opera - Hansel and Gretel #1
DESCRIPTION:Glenn Wallichs Theatre\, United States\, 92373\n\n\n\n\n\nFri 2nd February 2024 – Sat 3rd February 2024 \n\n\n\nJoin us for a weekend of performances of “Hansel & Gretel”\, an opera composed by Engelbert Humperdinck\, directed by Cindy Snyder & Malcolm Swan. \nPremiere: Weimar\, Court Theater\, 1893. Originally conceived as a small-scale vocal entertainment for children\, Hansel and Gretel resonates with both adults and children\, and has become one of the most successful fairy-tale operas ever created. The composer\, Engelbert Humperdinck\, was a protégé of Richard Wagner’s\, and the opera’s score is flavored with the sophisticated musical lessons he learned from his idol while maintaining a charm and a light touch that were entirely Humperdinck’s own. The opera acknowledges the darker features present in the Brothers Grimm version of the familiar folk tale yet presents them within a frame of grace and humor. The School of Performing Arts production features exciting visuals\, a full orchestra\, and the wonderful voices of talented U of R students! \nSynopsis: Once upon a time a poor broom maker and his wife lived in a small cottage in the mountains with their son\, Hansel\, and their daughter\, Gretel.When our story begins\, Hansel and Gretel’s parents have traveled to a neighboring village to sell brooms\, leaving the children at home to do their chores. But work is tiresome\, and soon Hansel and Gretel begin dancing to fill the time\, and to take their minds off of their hungry stomachs. Suddenly\, Hansel and Gretel’s mother returns home weary from her long trip\, and scolds the children for playing instead of doing their chores. In her frustration\, she sends her children out into the woods to gather strawberries for their super.\nWhile in the woods\, Hansel and Gretel meet a witch who is planning to shove the children into her oven and bake them into gingerbread. The witch tells Gretel to look in the oven to see if the gingerbread is ready\, but Gretel pretends not to understand\, and when the witch tries to show Gretel how it’s done\, Hansel and Gretel quickly shove the witch into the oven\, close the door\, and celebrate their victory.\nSuddenly we see Hansel and Gretel’s parents\, who have been searching for their children all night. As they all reunite\, they sing of how the witch was caught in her own lair\, and give thanks for everyone’s safe return. \nHealth & AccessibilityIn alignment with the State of California\, which has removed mask and vaccine requirements for indoor events\, The School of Performing Arts will not require patrons to provide proof of vaccination or to wear masks while attending shows or events in our venues. However\, we still strongly recommend mask-wearing while in the theatre. If you are feeling sick or exhibiting any COVID-19-like symptoms\, or if you have been exposed to COVID-19 within five days of attending your performance\, we recommend you stay home.\nFor accessibility or disability needs please contact: theatreanddance@redlands.edu or call: (909)748-8728 \nRefunds\nRefunds will be given on a case-by-case basis. Booking fee will NOT be refunded. Please fill out inquiry form located through your ticket email to request.
URL:https://www.traceysiepser.com/event/university-of-redlands-opera-hansel-and-gretel/
LOCATION:Glenn Wallichs Theatre\, 380 N University St\, Redlands\, CA\, 92374\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Opera
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SUMMARY:University of Redlands Opera - Hansel and Gretel #2
DESCRIPTION:Glenn Wallichs Theatre\, United States\, 92373\n\n\n\n\n\nFri 2nd February 2024 – Sat 3rd February 2024 \n\n\n\nJoin us for a weekend of performances of “Hansel & Gretel”\, an opera composed by Engelbert Humperdinck\, directed by Cindy Snyder & Malcolm Swan. \nPremiere: Weimar\, Court Theater\, 1893. Originally conceived as a small-scale vocal entertainment for children\, Hansel and Gretel resonates with both adults and children\, and has become one of the most successful fairy-tale operas ever created. The composer\, Engelbert Humperdinck\, was a protégé of Richard Wagner’s\, and the opera’s score is flavored with the sophisticated musical lessons he learned from his idol while maintaining a charm and a light touch that were entirely Humperdinck’s own. The opera acknowledges the darker features present in the Brothers Grimm version of the familiar folk tale yet presents them within a frame of grace and humor. The School of Performing Arts production features exciting visuals\, a full orchestra\, and the wonderful voices of talented U of R students! \nSynopsis: Once upon a time a poor broom maker and his wife lived in a small cottage in the mountains with their son\, Hansel\, and their daughter\, Gretel.When our story begins\, Hansel and Gretel’s parents have traveled to a neighboring village to sell brooms\, leaving the children at home to do their chores. But work is tiresome\, and soon Hansel and Gretel begin dancing to fill the time\, and to take their minds off of their hungry stomachs. Suddenly\, Hansel and Gretel’s mother returns home weary from her long trip\, and scolds the children for playing instead of doing their chores. In her frustration\, she sends her children out into the woods to gather strawberries for their super.\nWhile in the woods\, Hansel and Gretel meet a witch who is planning to shove the children into her oven and bake them into gingerbread. The witch tells Gretel to look in the oven to see if the gingerbread is ready\, but Gretel pretends not to understand\, and when the witch tries to show Gretel how it’s done\, Hansel and Gretel quickly shove the witch into the oven\, close the door\, and celebrate their victory.\nSuddenly we see Hansel and Gretel’s parents\, who have been searching for their children all night. As they all reunite\, they sing of how the witch was caught in her own lair\, and give thanks for everyone’s safe return. \nHealth & AccessibilityIn alignment with the State of California\, which has removed mask and vaccine requirements for indoor events\, The School of Performing Arts will not require patrons to provide proof of vaccination or to wear masks while attending shows or events in our venues. However\, we still strongly recommend mask-wearing while in the theatre. If you are feeling sick or exhibiting any COVID-19-like symptoms\, or if you have been exposed to COVID-19 within five days of attending your performance\, we recommend you stay home.\nFor accessibility or disability needs please contact: theatreanddance@redlands.edu or call: (909)748-8728 \nRefunds\nRefunds will be given on a case-by-case basis. Booking fee will NOT be refunded. Please fill out inquiry form located through your ticket email to request.
URL:https://www.traceysiepser.com/event/university-of-redlands-opera-hansel-and-gretel-2/
LOCATION:Glenn Wallichs Theatre\, 380 N University St\, Redlands\, CA\, 92374\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Opera
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SUMMARY:University of Redlands Opera - Hansel and Gretel #3
DESCRIPTION:Glenn Wallichs Theatre\, United States\, 92373\n\n\n\n\n\nFri 2nd February 2024 – Sat 3rd February 2024 \n\n\n\nJoin us for a weekend of performances of “Hansel & Gretel”\, an opera composed by Engelbert Humperdinck\, directed by Cindy Snyder & Malcolm Swan. \nPremiere: Weimar\, Court Theater\, 1893. Originally conceived as a small-scale vocal entertainment for children\, Hansel and Gretel resonates with both adults and children\, and has become one of the most successful fairy-tale operas ever created. The composer\, Engelbert Humperdinck\, was a protégé of Richard Wagner’s\, and the opera’s score is flavored with the sophisticated musical lessons he learned from his idol while maintaining a charm and a light touch that were entirely Humperdinck’s own. The opera acknowledges the darker features present in the Brothers Grimm version of the familiar folk tale yet presents them within a frame of grace and humor. The School of Performing Arts production features exciting visuals\, a full orchestra\, and the wonderful voices of talented U of R students! \nSynopsis: Once upon a time a poor broom maker and his wife lived in a small cottage in the mountains with their son\, Hansel\, and their daughter\, Gretel.When our story begins\, Hansel and Gretel’s parents have traveled to a neighboring village to sell brooms\, leaving the children at home to do their chores. But work is tiresome\, and soon Hansel and Gretel begin dancing to fill the time\, and to take their minds off of their hungry stomachs. Suddenly\, Hansel and Gretel’s mother returns home weary from her long trip\, and scolds the children for playing instead of doing their chores. In her frustration\, she sends her children out into the woods to gather strawberries for their super.\nWhile in the woods\, Hansel and Gretel meet a witch who is planning to shove the children into her oven and bake them into gingerbread. The witch tells Gretel to look in the oven to see if the gingerbread is ready\, but Gretel pretends not to understand\, and when the witch tries to show Gretel how it’s done\, Hansel and Gretel quickly shove the witch into the oven\, close the door\, and celebrate their victory.\nSuddenly we see Hansel and Gretel’s parents\, who have been searching for their children all night. As they all reunite\, they sing of how the witch was caught in her own lair\, and give thanks for everyone’s safe return. \nHealth & AccessibilityIn alignment with the State of California\, which has removed mask and vaccine requirements for indoor events\, The School of Performing Arts will not require patrons to provide proof of vaccination or to wear masks while attending shows or events in our venues. However\, we still strongly recommend mask-wearing while in the theatre. If you are feeling sick or exhibiting any COVID-19-like symptoms\, or if you have been exposed to COVID-19 within five days of attending your performance\, we recommend you stay home.\nFor accessibility or disability needs please contact: theatreanddance@redlands.edu or call: (909)748-8728 \nRefunds\nRefunds will be given on a case-by-case basis. Booking fee will NOT be refunded. Please fill out inquiry form located through your ticket email to request.
URL:https://www.traceysiepser.com/event/university-of-redlands-opera-hansel-and-gretel-3/
LOCATION:Glenn Wallichs Theatre\, 380 N University St\, Redlands\, CA\, 92374\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Opera
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SUMMARY:Southland Symphony Orchestra - Brahms and Beethoven Concert
DESCRIPTION:Featuring violinist Andrew Singer Sords and cellist John Walz\, performing the Concerto for Violin\, Cello and Orchestra\, by Johannes Brahms. \nAlso on the program – Overture to the Creatures of Prometheus\, and the Symphony No.8\, by Ludwig van Beethoven \nGardiner Spring Auditorium on the Chaffey High School Campus – 1245 N Euclid Ave Ontario California 91762 \nThe Gardiner W Spring Auditorium is located in the center of the Chaffey High School Campus. Parking lots are located just north of the campus on 5th Street\, or on the south side of the campus (entrance on 4th Street). The GWS auditorium is the largest building in the center of the campus. Main doors face Euclid Avenue. There are accessible entrances (ramps)  on both the north and south side of the building.
URL:https://www.traceysiepser.com/event/southland-symphony-orchestra-brahms-and-beethoven-concert/
LOCATION:Gardiner W. Spring Auditorium\, 1245 N Euclid Ave\, Ontario\, 91762\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music,Symphony Orchestra
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