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May 2013 Calendar of Events MAY 2013 CALENDAR OF EVENTS For complete up-to-date information on the campus-wide performance schedule, visit www.LincolnCenter.org. Calendar information NEW YORK CITY BALLET JUILLIARD SCHOOL NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY is current as of All Balanchine Juilliard Opera FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Who Cares? Janá cˇe k: American Sabor: March 27, 2013 Ivesiana The Cunning Little Vixen Latinos in U.S. Popular Music Tarantella Anne Manson, conductor Exhibition exploring the history of May 1 Wednesday Stars and Stripes Emma Griffin, director Latinos in U.S. popular music from David H. Koch Theater 7:30 PM FILM SOCIETY OF Juilliard Orchestra the 1940s to the present. Oenslager Gallery 12 PM LINCOLN CENTER NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Juilliard singers To view the Film Society's May FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Peter Jay Sharp Theater 8 PM schedule visit www.Filmlinc.com NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY 100 Years of Flamenco JUILLIARD SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS in New York JUILLIARD SCHOOL Jiafeng Chen, violin 4 PM Memory Preserved: Multi-media exhibition of Wednesdays at One Madeline Fayette, cello 6 PM Glass Plate Photographs of the photographs, costumes, performance Royal Cambodian Dancers Juilliard Chamber Ensembles regalia, film, oral histories, and the Hannah Sloane, cello 8 PM Alice Tully Hall 1 PM Student Recital Recently rediscovered, catalogued, sound of castanets and taconeo. restored, and digitized, images of Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM Paul Hall JUILLIARD SCHOOL dancers performing from the classical canon. 4 PM JUILLIARD SCHOOL Su Hyun Park, violin NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Plaza Corridor Gallery 12 PM Brian Yuebing Lin, piano 6 PM FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Elliot Figg, harpsichord Jonathan Lo, cello 8 PM American Sabor: Student Recital NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Morse Hall 6 PM Student Recitals Latinos in U.S. Popular Music FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Morse Hall Exhibition exploring the history of Meet the Maker: Lili White Latinos in U.S. popular music from LINCOLN CENTER THEATER Ann Lili White will screen and discuss JUILLIARD SCHOOL the 1940s to the present. her film Fool’s Gold (2009). Tong Wang, piano 6 PM Oenslager Gallery 12 PM Written and Performed by Cullman Center 6 PM Angela Contreras Reyes, Holland Taylor double bass 8 PM NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Directed by May 3 Friday Student Recitals FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Benjamin Endsley Klein JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER Paul Hall Vivian Beaumont Theater 7 PM Memory Preserved: Ann Hampton Callaway Glass Plate Photographs of the LINCOLN CENTER THEATER LINCOLN CENTER THEATER & Her Trio Royal Cambodian Dancers From Sassy to Divine Nikolai and the Others Recently rediscovered, catalogued, Nikolai and the Others A New Play by Richard Nelson restored, and digitized, images of A New Play by Richard Nelson A Celebration of Directed by David Cromer dancers performing from the Directed by David Cromer Sarah Vaughan Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater classical canon. Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater 8 PM Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola 2 & 8 PM Plaza Corridor Gallery 12 PM 7:30 & 9:30 PM METROPOLITAN OPERA JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER LINCOLN CENTER THEATER May 2 Thursday Götterdämmerung Ann CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY Metropolitan Opera House 6 PM The Crosby, Stills & Nash Written and Performed by OF LINCOLN CENTER Songbook Featuring David Crosby, Holland Taylor Britten III: 'Dulce et decorum NEW YORK CITY BALLET All Rodgers Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, and Directed by est'—Wilfred Owen the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra Thou Swell Benjamin Endsley Klein Escher String Quartet with Wynton Marsalis Carousel (A Dance ) Vivian Beaumont Theater 2 & 8 PM Prokofiev: Quartet No. 2 in F major Rose Theater 8 PM for Strings, Op. 92 (1941) Slaughter on Tenth Avenue David H. Koch Theater 7:30 PM METROPOLITAN OPERA Shostakovich: Quartet No. 8 in C JUILLIARD SCHOOL Rigoletto minor for Strings, Op. 110 (1960) NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Jessica Taylor, soprano 4 PM Metropolitan Opera House 7:30 PM Ullmann: Quartet No. 3 for Strings, Lindsey Nakatani, Op. 46 (1943) FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Britten: Quartet No. 1 in D major 100 Years of Flamenco soprano 6 PM for Strings, Op. 25 (1941) in New York Heather Nicole Stebbins, Rose Studio 7:30 PM Multi-media exhibition of soprano 8 PM photographs, costumes, performance Student Recitals JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER regalia, film, oral histories, and the Paul Hall Ann Hampton Callaway sound of castanets and taconeo. & Her Trio Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM JUILLIARD SCHOOL From Sassy to Divine Liyuan Liu, viola 4 PM A Celebration of Danny Kim, viola 6 PM Sarah Vaughan Student Recitals Morse Hall Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola 7:30 & 9:30 PM Calendar information is current through March 27, 2013. Contents copyright © 2013 by LincolnCenter for the Performing Arts, Inc. 1 May 3 con’t May 4 Saturday JUILLIARD SCHOOL NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Pre-College Chamber Music FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUM JUILLIARD SCHOOL Peter Jay Sharp Theater 7:30 PM Memory Preserved: AT LINCOLN CENTER Senior Dance Production Glass Plate Photographs of the DEORO: The Brooklyn Manila Works by senior class JUILLIARD SCHOOL Royal Cambodian Dancers choreographers Jason Collins, Project (Workshop production) Juilliard Orchestra Recently rediscovered, catalogued, Julia Headley, Garth Johnson, Dave Eggar and Chuck Palmer Leonard Slatkin, conductor restored, and digitized, images of David Norsworthy, Video by the DLP R. Strauss: Don Quixote dancers performing from the Raymond Pinto, Lilja Choreography by Prokofiev: Symphony No. 5 classical canon. Ruriksdottir, & Lea Ved Attack Theatre Alice Tully Hall 8 PM Plaza Corridor Gallery 12 PM Willson Theater 8 PM Special guests Nyko Maca, Waway Saway, Daniel Darwin, JUILLIARD SCHOOL NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY LINCOLN CENTER THEATER & Jonan Aguilar Eru Matsumoto, cello FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS David Rubenstein Atrium 11 AM Ann Student Recital Silent Clowns Film Series Written and Performed by Paul Hall 8:30 PM Happy 120th Birthday, JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER Harold Lloyd Holland Taylor Ann Hampton Callaway LINCOLN CENTER THEATER Directed by The "Glasses" Variations & Her Trio Ann (1926) Benjamin Endsley Klein For Heaven’s Sake From Sassy to Divine Written and Performed by Directed by Sam Taylor Vivian Beaumont Theater 8 PM A Celebration of Holland Taylor 60 minutes. Bruno Walter Aud. 2:30 PM LINCOLN CENTER THEATER Sarah Vaughan Directed by Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola Benjamin Endsley Klein Nikolai and the Others 7:30 & 9:30 PM May 5 Sunday A New Play by Richard Nelson Vivian Beaumont Theater 2 & 8 PM JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER Directed by David Cromer JUILLIARD SCHOOL LINCOLN CENTER THEATER Ann Hampton Callaway Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater 8 PM Pre-College Student Recitals Nikolai and the Others & Her Trio Hiu Sing Fan, violin 11 AM METROPOLITAN OPERA A New Play by Richard Nelson From Sassy to Divine Angela Kim, violin 11:30 AM Giulio Cesare Directed by David Cromer A Celebration of Colin McGregor, violin 4 PM Metropolitan Opera House 7 PM Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater Sarah Vaughan 2 & 8 PM Jeremiah Blacklow, Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola NATIONAL CHORALE violin 4:30 PM 7:30 & 9:30 PM METROPOLITAN OPERA Martin Josman, conductor Anneliese Klenetsky, Orff: Carmina Burana voice 5 PM Dialogues des Carmélites JUILLIARD SCHOOL Avery Fisher Hall 8 PM Alexander Bickard, Metropolitan Opera House Senior Dance Production 11:30 AM double bass 6 PM Works by senior class NEW YORK CITY BALLET Paul Hall METROPOLITAN OPERA choreographers Jason Collins, All Robbins Das Rheingold Julia Headley, Garth Johnson, Morton Gould Centennial JUILLIARD SCHOOL Metropolitan Opera House 8 PM David Norsworthy, Interplay Pre-College Student Recitals Raymond Pinto, Fancy Free Matthew O'Donnell, NEW YORK CITY BALLET Lilja Ruriksdottir, & Lea Ved I'm Old Fashioned voice 2 PM All Balanchine Willson Theater 2 & 8 PM David H. Koch Theater 8 PM 3 PM Clare Frucht, cello Who Cares? Jarrett Grempel, LINCOLN CENTER THEATER NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Ivesiana bassoon 4 PM Tarantella Ann FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Clarinet Students of Stars and Stripes Written and Performed by 100 Years of Flamenco Alan Kay 5 PM David H. Koch Theater 2 PM Holland Taylor in New York Composers Concert 6 PM Directed by Multi-media exhibition of Morse Hall NEW YORK CITY BALLET photographs, costumes, performance Benjamin Endsley Klein All Robbins Vivian Beaumont Theater 3 PM regalia, film, oral histories, and the JUILLIARD SCHOOL sound of castanets and taconeo. Morton Gould Centennial Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM Senior Dance Production Interplay LINCOLN CENTER THEATER Works by senior class Fancy Free Nikolai and the Others NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY choreographers Jason Collins, I'm Old Fashioned A New Play by Richard Nelson David H. Koch Theater 8 PM FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Julia Headley, Garth Johnson, Directed by David Cromer David Norsworthy, American Sabor: NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater 3 PM Raymond Pinto, Latinos in U.S. Popular Music FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Lilja Ruriksdottir, & Lea Ved MUSICIANS EMERGENCY Exhibition exploring the history of 100 Years of Flamenco Latinos in U.S. popular music from Willson Theater 2 & 8 PM FUND in New York the 1940s to the present. Junior/Senior Concert Multi-media exhibition of Oenslager Gallery 12 PM JUILLIARD SCHOOL Alice Tully Hall 3 PM photographs, costumes, performance Pre-College String Ensemble NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY regalia, film, oral histories, and the Shih-Hung Young, conductor sound of castanets and taconeo. NEW YORK CITY BALLET FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Jin Young Yoon, violin Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM All Rodgers Memory Preserved: Beethoven: Romance No. 2 in F Major Thou Swell Glass Plate Photographs of the for Violin and Orchestra, Op. 50 NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Carousel (A Dance ) Royal Cambodian Dancers Mahler: Adagietto from FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Slaughter on Tenth Avenue Recently rediscovered, catalogued, Symphony No.
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