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October 2013 Calendar of Events OCTOBER 2013 CALENDAR OF EVENTS For complete up-to-date information on the campus-wide performance schedule, visit www.LincolnCenter.org. To receive this monthly calendar by email, send your email address to [email protected]. Calendar information October 2 Wednesday JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY George Wein: FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS is current as of CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY The Life of a Legend Poet of Light: OF LINCOLN CENTER September 3, 2013 With Lew Tabackin, Randy Brecker, Florence Vandamm & Inside Chamber Music Anat Cohen, Howard Alden, the Vandamm Studio October 1 Tuesday with Bruce Adolphe Peter Washington, & Lewis Nash. Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM Bruce Adolphe, resident Hosted by Nate Chinen FILM SOCIETY OF lecturer The Allen Room 7 PM LINCOLN CENTER NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Rose Studio 6:30 PM FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS To view the Film Society's October JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER schedule visit www.FilmLinc.com Weighing the Evidence JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER HER. (In Honor Of) Joel Sachs discusses Henry Cowell . JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER Freddie Redd: Shades of Redd Honoring Remarkable Bruno Walter Aud. 6 PM With Brad Linde, Stacy Dillard, Monday Nights with WBGO Women in Jazz Uri Zelig & Alex Claffy With Kim Thompson, Mimi Jones, October 4 Friday Michele Rosewoma n’s Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola Sarah Elizabeth Charles, Brandee New Yor-Uba 7:30 & 9:30 PM Younger & Courtney Bryan JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola George Wein: 7:30 & 9:30 PM JUILLIARD SCHOOL 7:30 & 9:30 PM The Life of a Legend A Tribute to Mulgrew Miller With Lew Tabackin, Randy Brecker, METROPOLITAN OPERA Juilliard Jazz Artist Diploma METROPOLITAN OPERA Anat Cohen, Howard Alden, Eugene Onegin Ensemble The Nose Peter Washington & Lewis Nash. Metropolitan Opera House 7:30 PM Metropolitan Opera House 8 PM Hosted by Nate Chinen Javon Jackson, saxophone The Allen Room 7 PM Steve Wilson, saxophone NEW YORK CITY BALLET NEW YORK CITY BALLET Balanchine Black & White Steve Nelson, vibraphone JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER Donald Brown, piano Contemporary Choreographers The Four Temperaments Soirée Musicale Orrin Evans and the Episodes and others Captain Black Big Band Paul Hall 8 PM New Preljocaj Duo Concertant Namouna, A Grand Divertissement Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola Symphony in Three Movements David H. Koch Theater 7:30 PM 7:30 & 9:30 PM David H. Koch Theater 7:30 PM METROPOLITAN OPERA Così fan tutte NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC METROPOLITAN OPERA Metropolitan Opera House 7:30 PM NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC Alan Gilbert, conductor Norma Alan Gilbert, conductor Metropolitan Opera House 7:30 PM NEW YORK CITY BALLET Julianna Di Giacomo, soprano Yefim Bronfman, piano Kelley O'Connor, Ravel: Alborada del gracioso Just For Fun NEW YORK CITY BALLET Bernstein: Symphonic Dances Carnival of the Animals mezzo-soprano Russell Thomas, tenor Balanchine Black & White from West Side Story Jeu de Cartes Repeat of October 1 program Tchaikovksy: Piano Concerto No. 1 The Four Seasons Shenyang, bass David H. Koch Theater 8 PM Avery Fisher Hall 7:30 PM David H. Koch Theater 7:30 PM Manhattan School of Music Symphonic Choir, chorus NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Kent Tritle, director Alan Gilbert, conductor FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Turnage: Frieze Julianna Di Giacomo, soprano Poet of Light: Poet of Light: (U.S. premiere) New York Kelley O'Connor, Florence Vandamm & Philharmonic Co-Commission with Florence Vandamm & the Royal Philharmonic Society mezzo-soprano the Vandamm Studio the Vandamm Studio Russell Thomas, tenor Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM BBC Radio 3 Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM Beethoven Symphony No. 9 Shenyang, bass October 3 Thursday Avery Fisher Hall 7:30 PM Manhattan School of Music NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Symphonic Choir, chorus FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUM NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Kent Tritle, director William Kentridge: AT LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Repeat of October 3 program Anything Is Possible Target Free Thursdays Michael Peto Photographs: Avery Fisher Hall 8 PM Documentary on the life and work of Taylor Mac: The 1850s Staged in Britain the acclaimed South African artist Selections from Leaves of Grass Michael Peto Bruno Walter Aud. 2:30 PM performed to original compositions Portfolio exhibition by the Hungarian- and popular music from the 1850s. born photojournalist David Rubenstein Atrium 7:30 PM Plaza Corridor Gallery 12 PM Calendar information is current through September 3, 2013. Contents copyright © 2013 by Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. 1 October 4 con’t NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY October 9 Wednesday FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Michael Peto Photographs: Meet the Scholar: Steve Massa OF LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Staged in Britain The film historian discusses his book Michael Peto Photographs: Portfolio exhibition by the Hungarian- Lame Brains and Lunatics , about Inside Chamber Music Staged in Britain born photojournalist neglected silent film comedians. with Bruce Adolphe Portfolio exhibition by the Hungarian- Plaza Corridor Gallery 12 PM Cullman Center 6 PM Bruce Adolphe, born photojournalist resident lecturer Plaza Corridor Gallery 12 PM NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY October 8 Tuesday Rose Studio 6:30 PM FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Poet of Light: Trumpet Summit JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Florence Vandamm & Featuring Greg Gisbert, Kenny Barron Platinum Band Poet of Light: the Vandamm Studio With Marcus Strickland, Miles Brandon Lee & Bruce Harris Okazaki, Kiyoshi Kitagawa Florence Vandamm & Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM With Pete Van Nostrand, Russell Hall & Lee Pearson the Vandamm Studio & Michael Weiss Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola 7:30 & 9:30 PM October 5 Saturday FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 7:30 & 9:30 PM Chameleon: JUILLIARD SCHOOL DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUM Music of Latin America JUILLIARD SCHOOL AT LINCOLN CENTER Richard Bonynge Master Class Bruno Walter Aud. 2:30 PM Juilliard Jazz Orchestra Peter Jay Sharp Theater 6 PM Meet the Artist Saturdays James Burton, III, conductor Zlatne Uste Brass Band October 6 Sunday Peter Jay Sharp Theater 8 PM JUILLIARD SCHOOL for Families JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER Jeffrey Hatcher's 'Smash' METROPOLITAN OPERA Dance and melodies from Orrin Evans and the Victor Pappas, director Balkan countries Captain Black Big Band The Nose David Rubenstein Atrium 11 AM Metropolitan Opera House 8 PM Juilliard Drama 4th-year actors Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola Juilliard Drama Group 43 7:30 & 9:30 PM McClelland Drama Theater 8 PM JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER NEW YORK CITY BALLET Sun Ra Turns 100: Sun Ra NEW YORK CITY BALLET Contemporary Choreographers METROPOLITAN OPERA Arkestra with Marshall Allen Repeat of October 3 program Just For Fun Eugene Onegin The Allen Room 7 & 9:30 PM David H. Koch Theater 7:30 PM Carnival of the Animals Metropolitan Opera House 7:30 PM Jeu de Cartes JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC The Four Seasons NEW YORK CITY BALLET Orrin Evans and the Alan Gilbert, conductor David H. Koch Theater 3 PM Balanchine Short Stories Captain Black Big Band Julianna Di Giacomo, soprano Repeat of October 5 program Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola October 7 Monday Kelley O'Connor, David H. Koch Theater 7:30 PM 7:30 & 9:30 PM JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER mezzo-soprano Russell Thomas, tenor NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC JUILLIARD SCHOOL The Whitfield Family Band Mark Whitfield Sr., Mark Whitfield Jr., Shenyang, bass Alan Gilbert, conductor Pre-College Faculty Recital Davis Whitfield, & James Genus Manhattan School of Music Julianna Di Giacomo, soprano Bart Feller, flute Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola Symphonic Choir, chorus Kelley O'Connor, Paul Hall 6 PM 7:30 & 9:30 PM Kent Tritle, director mezzo-soprano Repeat of October 3 program Russell Thomas, tenor METROPOLITAN OPERA METROPOLITAN OPERA Avery Fisher Hall 7:30 PM Eugene Onegin Shenyang, bass Norma Manhattan School of Music Metropolitan Opera House 1 PM Metropolitan Opera House 7:30 PM NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Symphonic Choir, chorus FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS METROPOLITAN OPERA NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Kent Tritle, director Michael Peto Photographs: Repeat of October 3 program Così fan tutte FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Staged in Britain Metropolitan Opera House 8 PM Avery Fisher Hall 7:30 PM Michael Peto Photographs: Portfolio exhibition by the Hungarian- Staged in Britain born photojournalist NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY NEW YORK CITY BALLET Plaza Corridor Gallery 12 PM Portfolio exhibition by the Hungarian- FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Balanchine Short Stories born photojournalist La Sonnambula Plaza Corridor Gallery 12 PM NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Michael Peto Photographs: Prodigal Son FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Staged in Britain Slaughter on Tenth Avenue NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Portfolio exhibition by the Hungarian- David H. Koch Theater 2 PM Poet of Light: born photojournalist FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Florence Vandamm & Plaza Corridor Gallery 12 PM NEW YORK CITY BALLET Poet of Light: the Vandamm Studio Contemporary Choreographers Florence Vandamm & Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Repeat of October 3 program the Vandamm Studio FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS David H. Koch Theater 8 PM Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY Poet of Light: FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Florence Vandamm & NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC William Kentridge Norton the Vandamm Studio Alan Gilbert, conductor FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Lecture Series Vincent Astor Gallery 12 PM Julianna Di Giacomo, soprano League of Professional Theatre Cullman Center 2:30 PM Kelley O'Connor, Women: Oral History Project mezzo-soprano Conversation with prominent women in theatre Russell Thomas, tenor Bruno Walter Aud.
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