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| Chamber Orchestra Kremlin Sitnik Theater of the Lackland Center Sun. Oct. 24, 2010 / 2:30pm |
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Moscow on the Musconetcong in October 24th Concert in
"[conductor] Misha Rachlevsky elicited warm, full-blooded and Moscow meets the Musconetcong on October 24th when one of Russia's finest ensembles, the Chamber Orchestra Kremlin, performs in the new Sitnik Theatre of the David and Carol Lackland Center as part of the Centenary Stage Company 2010-11 performing arts season. The 2:30 PM concert on the campus of Centenary College will include the works of Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky, and Rossini, among other classical favorites. Founded in Moscow in 1991 by Misha Rachlevsky, the Chamber Orchestra Kremlin has earned national and international recognition over the past 2 decades, garnering a catalogue of award-winning CD's. The San Francisco Classical Voice hailed the orchestra as "supurb.," saying, "The Russians handled the music at hand with uncanny musicality, precision and verve”. The recording of Six Sonatas for Strings is Chamber Orchestra Kremlin's most celebrated disc to date, having won both the Repertoire and Diapason d'Or awards in Paris and Gramophone's Critics Choice award in London. Founder and musical director Misha Rachlevsky's affinity for chamber orchestra repertoire was shaped by his training at the Moscow Conservatory. He subsequently founded the New American Chamber Orchestra, and led it to international prominence, completing nine European tours in four years. In 1991 he was presented with the opportunity by Claves to record Russian works for the label, which Rachlevsky moved to realize with Russian musicians, and the Chamber Orchestra Kremlin was created. Led by Rachlevsky, the Hackettstown concert will include "Sonata in C Major” by Gioacchino Rossini, "Visions Fugitives” by Sergei Prokoviev, and "Serenade for Strings” (Opus 48) by Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, as well as the "Susanin Aria” for Double Bass and Orchestra by Glinka. About the David and Carol Lackland Center
The Centenary Stage Company has found its new home with construction the Carol and David Lackland Center (located at 715 Grand Ave, Hackettstown), completed in August, 2010. With a 22,000-square-foot performance space, the facility is the most sophisticated performing arts venues in northwest New Jersey. The center includes a new state-of-the-art 500-seat theatre (Sitnik Theater), a black box theater (The Edith Bolte Kutz ’42 Theater), a dance studio, scene shop, a costume shop, green room and dressing rooms. In addition to housing the theatre, the 68K square foot Lackland Center is home to a variety of cultural activity, and including WNTI, the College's listener-supported public radio station, CCTV, Centenary's Comcast-licensed television studio, and gallery space for visual artists. Named in honor of Carol Burgess Lackland, A Centenary graduate (Class of 1954), and her husband, David A. Lackland, a Centenary College Trustee, The David and Carol Lackland Center, has been designed to enrich student life and bring new cultural opportunities to northwest New Jersey. ...more (including photos, progress reports, and 'Tour Lackland with Carl')
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