Music Events at Archway Gallery
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ARCHWAY MUSIC, 2022
JANUARY
Sunday Jan 30, 6pm Lily Primus Harp Recital
The Great Houston Chapter of the American Harp Society presents Mildred Milligan Competition First Prize Winner Lily Primus in recital playing works of Handel, Liszt, de Falla, and Salzedo. Ms. Primus is currently a sophomore studying with Paula Page at the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University. Tickets available here.
The Great Houston Chapter of the American Harp Society presents Mildred Milligan Competition First Prize Winner Lily Primus in recital playing works of Handel, Liszt, de Falla, and Salzedo. Ms. Primus is currently a sophomore studying with Paula Page at the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University. Tickets available here.
FEBRUARY
Sunday, Feb 6, 6pm Susanna Campbell, harp solo
Sunday, Feb 20, 6pm Kinetic Ensemble
Kinetic returns to Archway Gallery for an evening of art, literature, and chamber music, celebrating women artists. Featuring gallery artist Maryam Lavaf and the poems of Mary Oliver. Curated by Bree Ahern, cellist.
Kinetic returns to Archway Gallery for an evening of art, literature, and chamber music, celebrating women artists. Featuring gallery artist Maryam Lavaf and the poems of Mary Oliver. Curated by Bree Ahern, cellist.
MARCH
Wednesday, March 30, 5:30-9:00pm, Texas New Music Ensemble.
An open rehearsal for their performance the following evening.
An open rehearsal for their performance the following evening.
Thursday, March 31, 7:00-9:00pm, Texas New Music Ensemble.
One of their annual Composer Spotlight Concerts.
One of their annual Composer Spotlight Concerts.
APRIL
Sunday, April 3, Bob Henschen Jazz Trio
Sunday, April 10, 6pm Aurora Trio with Susanna Campbell
Sunday, April 24, 7pm Loop38 presents Fragile Structures
Across the world, rising temperatures have led to substantial environmental changes, including a dramatic loss of ice in colder climates. In this concert, Loop38 will perform works that respond to these environmental realities and reexamine our relationship with society and nature. By placing the problem of melting ice in conversation with the effects of climate change on warmer climates, this program interrogates our relationship with our environment, celebrates it, and makes the case for action to preserve it. On the Program: Eleanor Alberga - Glacier (2012), Katherine Balch - Two Songs for Robyn (2020), Matthew Burtner - Threnody (Sikuigvik) (2015), Aaron Israel Levin - Snow Fractals (2022) World Premiere Commission, and Theo Chandler - TBD, World Premiere Commission.
Across the world, rising temperatures have led to substantial environmental changes, including a dramatic loss of ice in colder climates. In this concert, Loop38 will perform works that respond to these environmental realities and reexamine our relationship with society and nature. By placing the problem of melting ice in conversation with the effects of climate change on warmer climates, this program interrogates our relationship with our environment, celebrates it, and makes the case for action to preserve it. On the Program: Eleanor Alberga - Glacier (2012), Katherine Balch - Two Songs for Robyn (2020), Matthew Burtner - Threnody (Sikuigvik) (2015), Aaron Israel Levin - Snow Fractals (2022) World Premiere Commission, and Theo Chandler - TBD, World Premiere Commission.
November
Wednesday and Thursday, November 9 and 10, 7pm Texas New Music Ensemble rehearsal and performance