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The New School of Music presents
The New Piano Quartet
NSM's Chamber Ensemble in Residence
Mother's Day! Sunday, May 11 at 7pm
Performing works of Ries, D'Indy and Bridge
Free admission for both concerts (donations kindly accepted)
The New School of Music presents
Boston Neo-Politan Chamber Orchestra
“Reconstructing Young Beethoven—
finishing
his incomplete works without finishing him off!”
Saturday, May 31 at 7:30pm

Jon Ceander Mitchell, Conductor
Timothy McFarland, Assistant Conductor
Shu Fang Du, Violin Grigorios Zamparas, Pianoforte
Violin Concerto in C, W.o.O.
5 Romanza in F, Op. 50
Romance Cantabile, H. 13 Piano Concerto in E Flat, W.o.O. 4
Donations kindly suggested ($10)
Family Music Festival!
Sunday, June 1st 12 noon-3 pm

Outdoors in the playground behind NSM:
Once again this June, NSM musicians and volunteers will fill the Lowell
School Park with musical fun and activities for children of all ages.
Come join us for face-painting, games, contests, performances, food
& drinks, and a musical instrument "Petting Zoo."

Vanessa Trien with guitar. Painting by Laura "Lola" Baltzell.
Indoors in our Concert Gallery on June 1st:
Come view the new art exhibit, Music to My Ears, by Laura "Lola"
Baltzell, and hear exciting performances by African drum/dance duo Jerry and Lisa Leake (12:15 ~ free!), by the nationally acclaimed Rounder Records Latin music ensemble Sol y Canto (1:00 pm ~ tickets required, see below), and by popular children's singer-songwriter Vanessa Trien (2:00 pm ~ free!). Stay for refreshments at the gallery reception celebrating the new exhibit of paintings, from 3:00-4:00 pm.
Sol y Canto
A Bilingual Musical Family Fiesta!
Sunday, June 1st at the Family Music Festival!
1:00 pm show (indoors).
Advanced purchase recommended. $5 kids/$10 adults
Call (617) 492-8105 for tickets, or email info@cambridgemusic.org.
Sol y Canto's bilingual musical fiesta features toe-tapping plena, son, calypso, reggae and more from their Parents' Choice Award-winning CD,
Twice as Many Friends/El doble de amigos!
With their irresistibly singable and danceable
high-energy sound, Sol y Canto immerses children in the joys of a
bilingual musical fiesta.

"A
musical marriage made in heaven." - Christian Science Monitor
"Boston's sublime
ambassadors of pan-Latin tradition."-Boston Globe.
To hear NPR's "Here & Now" radio show feature
on TWICE AS MANY FRIENDS click
on:
http://www.here-now.org/shows/2004/03/20040323_17.asp
or http://www.solycanto.com/music.htm
Student
Performance Opportunities!
At least once
a month, NSM offers opportunities for students of all levels
to
participate in informal recitals, followed by our traditional
cookie reception. Many teachers present their own students in studio
recitals throughout the year as well. And we also hold a special adult
recital once every term, followed by a wine reception.
Student Recitals
  
Student recitals are held monthly, and open to the public.
A traditional cookie and juice reception follows.
Wednesday, May 14, 6:30 pm
Friday, May 16, 6:30 pm (Voice Department Recital)
Wednesday, June 4, 6:30 pm
Sunday, June 8, 3:00 pm (Adult Students Recital)
Monday, June 16, 6:30 pm
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Don't miss our annual
Spring Gala
Friday, May 2nd at 7pm
Enjoy worldclass jazz and classical music with scrumptious desserts and champagne,
while supporting NSM's community service mission and need-based scholarships.
Faculty Artists Showcase at 7:00
in the Nicholas Van Slyck Concert Gallery
Jazz Dessert & Champagne Reception at 8:00
in the Cambridge Art Association Gallery
Performances by:
Aaron
Larget-Caplan, guitar, Emil Altschuler, violin & Josiah Altshuler, cello
Spanish Songs and Argentine Tangos
Susan Trout, dramatic soprano
The Secrets of the Old, by Samuel Barber
Pamela Ambrose, cello, Karen
Robbins, flute & David McGrory, piano
Bach Sonata in E Minor, BWV 1034
Trudi Van Slyck, piano
Bach Preludes and Fugues
Stephen Pixley, tenor-baritone
Ladino &
Yiddish Ballads, with cello, flute and jazz piano
Anita Suhanin, jazz singer, with Joseph Reid &
John Clark
Reserve your tickets now, as space is limited.
$50 per person
$100 Sponsor
$250 Patron
$500 Benefactor
$1000 Founder's Circle
Call (617) 492-8105, or email us: info@cambridgemusic.org
Upcoming World Music Workshops:

North Indian Sitar:
A hands-on introduction
Fee: $30 with Aaron Tyne
Sunday 5/4/08 1-2:30 pm
(Pre-registration required. Call 617-492-8105.)
Middle Eastern Oud:
A hands-on introduction
Fee: $30 with Aaron Tyne
Sunday 5/4/08 3-4:30 pm
(Pre-registration required. Call 617-492-8105.)

Australian Aboriginal Didgeridoo
Fee: $30 with Daniel Orlansky
Monday 5/5/08 7-9 pm
(Pre-registration required. Call 617-492-8105)
Exhibits in the
Nicholas Van Slyck Concert Gallery:
Dedicated
in 2007, our 30th year, to the memory of NSM's visionary founder, the
Nicholas Van Slyck Concert Gallery presents not only a full
schedule of free concerts, but also ongoing exhibits by visual
artists whose art is inspired by music in different ways. Works by
professionals are featured, as well as school groups. Each exhibit is introduced with a concert featuring music
related to the art works.
"Music to My Ears"
Paintings by Laura "Lola" Baltzell
On display April 17th through June 2nd
Meet the Artist on Sunday, June 1st. Reception from 3 - 4pm.
For more information on the artist, visit www.lolart.com.
Concert Gallery hours are Monday-Friday 9:30 am - 2 pm,
with the exception of public school vacations. Click here for a school calendar.
NSM Esembles in Residence:
Vocal Ensemble in Residence:
ESP
Voice
faculty Emily
Browder,
Sandi
Hammond,
and Patrice Williamson,
together with pianist-arranger Mark
Shilansky,
are NSM's Vocal Ensemble in
Residence, E.S.P. Featuring
original songs and compelling arrangements of familiar and lesser-known
jazz
tunes, E.S.P. has captivated audiences at the Regattabar, the Acton
Jazz Cafe,
and around the Boston
area with their sensuous blend and savvy musicality. The group performs
concerts throughout the year for the New School
community, produces an annual student voice recital, and holds master classes and open
rehearsals.
Chamber Ensemble in Residence:
NPQ
The
New Piano Quartet
The New Piano Quartet
is a dynamic chamber ensemble which formed in 2002, and is composed of
and Esther Ning Yau
(NSM piano faculty), Jennifer Schiller,
violin, Wendy Richman,
viola, and Judith Glixon, 'cello.
In addition to performing the standard piano quartet
repertoire, NPQ
seeks to present audiences with less frequently performed works by
female and
contemporary composers. The quartet shares its artistry with the NSM
community
throughout the year with several concerts. Visit NSM’s
website for updates on
the quartet’s residency and visit NPQ’s
own website, to learn more about this
exceptional group.
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