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Asian Palace Herald Newspapers June 5 2013 Dining & Entertainment www.CapeMayCountyHerald.com A39 Bay-Atlantic Symphony to Perform at Cape May Music Festival Bay-Atlantic Symphony Presents Sensuous, Engaging Music By Vivaldi, Villa-Lobos, And Mozart At Cape May Music Festival Concert On June 6 tric guitar and percussion. He is also the Principal CAPE MAY - A program Chamber of Commerce of Guitar Society in Baltimore In 2012, he received Conductor of the Cape May of works that are contrast- Greater Cape May at (609) and he was the featured awards in the Appalachian Music Festival and Music ing yet all sensuous and 884-5508. performer in the autumn State Guitar Competition, Director of the Johns Hop- engaging will make up the For more information on of that year in the New Montreal Guitar Festival kins Symphony Orchestra Bay-Atlantic Symphony’s the Bay-Atlantic Sympho- York City Classical Guitar and Competition, Sierra in Baltimore. concert at the 24th Cape ny, please call their offi ce Society Second Sundays Nevada Guitar Competi- The Music Director of May Music Festival, on at (856) 451-1169, visit Concert Series at the Roger tion, and was awarded the Two Rivers Chamber June 6, at 8 p.m. the Symphony’s website Smith Hotel in New York. First Prize in the Middle Orchestra in Shepherd- The concert by the Sym- at www.bayatlanticsym- He made his Carnegie Hall Tennessee State University stown, WV, Gaylin also phony—orchestra-in-resi- phony.org, or visit them debut in the fall of 2010 Guitar Festival and Com- served as the Director of dence at the Festival—will on Facebook. premiering Sam Adams’ petition. Orchestras at the Interna- feature works by Antonio Guitarist Max Zucker- Tension Study #1 for elec- While maintaining his tional Music Festival and Vivaldi, Heitor Villa-Lobos, man received his Master classical repertoire, Zuck- Summer Course of Cervera and Wolfgang Amadeus of Music Degree from the Animal erman enjoys collaborates (Spain), and was a regular Mozart, and will be under Yale School of Music where be the soloist in Vivaldi’s Entitled “Folk and Fash- with musicians and com- conductor at Opera Vivente the direction of Music studied with Benjamin Ver- Concerto for Guitar in D ion,” this program pres- Outreach posers in a wide variety of in Baltimore. His numer- Director Jed Gaylin. It will dery. He is also a graduate major, RV 93 and Villa ents, in Villa-Lobos’ con- styles, from the avant-garde ous guest appearances in- take place at the First Pres- of the Peabody Institute of Lobos’ Concerto for Gui- certo, the music of Brazil’s Sets Trivia to popular music. clude St. Petersburg State byterian Church of Cape Johns Hopkins University tar and Small Orchestra, most famous composer— Jed Gaylin, now entering Symphony, National Film May, 500 Hughes St., Cape in Baltimore, MD, where A501. The program will full of the Brazilian folk he earned both a Bachelors Night his 17th season as Music and Radio Philharmonic May, NJ. (Beijing, China), Shanghai also include Mozart’s Sym- idiom characteristic of his of Music and a Graduate Here is some Trivia for Director of the Bay-Atlantic Featured in this concert Conservatory Orchestra, phony No. 29 in A major, works. This blends with Performance Degree in you. What is the scien- Symphony, is Artist in will be renowned guitarist Bucharest Radio Orchestra, K.201. the cosmopolitan interna- the studio of Manuel Bar- tifi c name for the tail-bone Residence at The Richard Max Zuckerman, who will Academia del Gran Teatre tional idiom of Vivaldi and rueco. (same name as cats and Stockton College of New del Liceu (Barcelona, Spain) Mozart to create a rich He won fi rst prize in the humans)? In the “Thin Jersey—the latter position among many others. John Walter Band listening experience. under 18 guitar division at Man” movie series, what being part of an innova- “Generous” is the word Tickets are $25 for gen- the American String Teach- breed of dog was their tive model in which the listeners and performers Seeks New Members eral admission, $20 for ers’ Association national pet Asta? Test your trivia Bay-Atlantic Symphony seniors, and $10 for stu- is integrated into the col- use time and again to de- Since 2007, the John competition in 2002 and knowledge about all kinds COURT HOUSE – The dents. To order tickets or Grand Prize for all string of questions—including lege’s musical curriculum. (Page A40 Please) John Walter Band, cel- Walter Cape Community for information about the Band is honored to have instruments in the under some questions about our ebrating its 17th anniver- Mid-Atlantic Center for the 18 division. In March favorite friends. 2nd Amendment Society sary this year, is devoted one of the most talented Arts & Humanities’ (MAC) musicians on the East Coast 2003, he won fi rst prize The first Animal Out- to those among us who year-round schedule of in the Portland Guitar reach Trivia Night will be Slated to Meet in Area have music as a vocation – as our director and conduc- tours, festivals and special tor – Richard P. Ludwig, Festival Solo Guitar Com- held Thurs., June 20 at 7 COURT HOUSE – The New Jersey Second Amendment whether as a profession or events, call (609) 884- petition. p.m. at Cape May Winery. just as a serious hobby. It affectionately known as 5404 or (800) 275-4278, Society will meet Wed., June 19, 7:30 p.m. at the Avalon “Dutch” to his friends. Zuckerman premiered Tickets are $10 per person Golf Club, 1510 Route 9 North. Guest Speaker will be was started by John Walter, or visit MAC’s website at a new work by Matthew or a table of eight for $70. who wanted to provide an “Dutch” has had a long www.capemaymac.org. Sen. Jeff Van Drew. and varied successful ca- Cmiel in the spring of There will be snacks and The New Jersey Second Amendment Society (NJ2AS) outlet for musicians to get For information about res- 2009, commissioned by cash wine bar. Come join together on a regular basis, reer as an educator, a band taurants, accommodations will be bringing their regular monthly meeting to Cape director, a professional the Baltimore Classical the fun. The event will be May County for the fi rst time on June 19. Their mission and to express themselves and shopping, call the hosted by the Trivia Master, musically and have fun. musician (trumpeter), a is to promote the free exercise of Second Amendment theater manager, as well Ed McDonough. protected rights within the community and legislature John Walter was the Call 609-898-1738 or musical director of the as a continuing position of New Jersey. as a professional music Ministry to Hold visit www.aocmc.org for Everyone who believes in their mission is invited to Whitehall School District, details. Proceeds will ben- a suburb of Allentown Pa., adjudicator for the National attend. There is no cost to attend the meetings. Please Judges Association, a posi- efi t the Animal Outreach visit www.nj2as.com to register for the meeting and learn for many years until he Chinese Auction, Dinner Adoption Center, 600 Park retired to Avalon Manor. tion he has held for over more about the organization. You can sign up for free 30 years. Lighthouse Deliverance Ministries will hold a Chinese Blvd, Unit 3, West Cape email alerts and join NJ2AS on the website as well. On March 5, 1996, missing auction and dinner as a fundraiser for rebuilding, repairs May, NJ 08204. his music, Walter placed an During the off-season, the band practices on and improvements for the ministries. The event will be advertisement in the local Davide Salvadore Hiroshi Yamano Beth Lipman Tuesday nights in Court held on June 8 at Woodbine Elementary School. Doors newspapers inviting musi- open at 3:30pm; Dinner served from 3:30 – 5:30pm. Call cians who would like to get House. They play concerts throughout the year for for prizes start at 5:45. together and play for fun Dinner Tickets must be purchased in advance for a to a meeting. Thirty-fi ve interested communities, organizations and groups. donation of $15 & will include 5 raffl e tickets. Chinese musicians showed up for Auction tickets can be purchased at the door for a $10 the meeting. This group They are always looking for musicians who would donation per sheet. 50/50 raffl e tickets may be purchased became the nucleus of the 3 raffl es tickets for $5 donation or 5 raffl e tickets for $7 Middle Township Commu- like to join the band for a great experience and donation. Door prizes & raffl es have been donated by nity Band. Since its humble ACME, Gentilini Ford, Haggle Hut & other prominent beginnings, it has grown fun. If interested contact Anthony Costanzo at 609- local businesses. For more information contact Donna into an organization that Baldwin, 609-364-5487. can be taken seriously. 898-0589. GlassWeekend ‘13 Restaurant and Bar Check out our NEW Lunch Menu! at WHEATONARTS Asian Palace June 8 + 9, 2013 An Amazing Exhibition 10am to 5pm Daily Specials & Happy Hour RESTAURANT of Contemporary Glass Chinese, Japanese Sushi & Thai Cuisine 14 Galleries from the U.S. Browsein the Event Center Deck & Restaurant Guest Artists Demonstrations GRAND OPENING Watch in the Glass Studio Open 7 Days a week Lunch • Dinner Beth Lipman, Hiroshi Yamano, Davide Salvadore Eat-In • Take Out Open SUNDAY All Visit WheatonArts BURGERMANIA Museum of American Glass | Artist Studios The Glass Studio demonstrations FREE DELIVERY Year Museum Stores | Sweets Suite Bake Shoppe Café are included in the price of LUNCH ONLY FREE DELIVERY admission.
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