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A jeweler, retired dancer, kindergarten teacher, screenwriter, and Formula One race car designer are among 76 people competing in the Van Cliburn Foundation’s Sixth International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs, being held May 23-29 at Ed Landreth Auditorium on the campus of TCU. Established in 1999, the Cliburn’s Amateur Competition was the first of its kind in the United States and celebrates the importance of music-making as a vital part of daily life. Pianists’ age 35 and older, who do not derive their primary income from playing or teaching piano, are judged in three elimination rounds by a jury of distinguished performers and scholars. This year’s diverse competitor field is comprised of the world’s finest non-professional pianists, ranging in age from 35 to 79 years
old and representing 18 nationalities and 11 different countries. Subscriptions and individual tickets to competition performances can be purchased through the Cliburn. Several free events are also on the roster: two symposia (“How Can a Wrong Note Be Perfect?” with William Westney, and a Press Jury Symposium with six of the country’s leading arts critics); a piano marathon; and a screening of They Came to Play, the award-winning documentary chronicling the 2007 Competition. During the competition, tune to WRR for updates as well as musical highlights from the previous day’s performances on Amy Bishop’s morning show. All performances are open to the public. • Preliminary Round (May 23, 24, 25) • 77 applicants will each present a program between 10 and 12 minutes in length. • Semifinal Round (May 27, 28) • Up to 25 semifinalists will each present a program between 16 and 20 minutes in length.
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Final Round (May 29) Six finalists will each present a program between 25 and 30 minutes in length. Awards The winner of the Richard Rodzinski First Prize Award will receive a cash prize of $2,000. The Second Prize winner will receive a cash prize of $1,500. The Third Prize winner will receive a cash prize of $1,000. Additional prizes will include the Press Jury Award; Audience Award; awards for the Best Performance of a Work from the Baroque Era, the Classical Era, and the Romantic Era; Best Performance of a Post-Romantic Work; Best Performance of a Modern Work; Most Creative Programming Award; the Fort Worth Piano Teachers Forum Award; and Jury Discretionary Awards. For information and tickets, call 817.738.6536 or visit Cliburn.org.
Kids summer programs
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s Summer Parks Series
Looking for educational familyfriendly events to occupy your kids during the hot summer months? WRR has some suggestions. Photo: Jim Wall Art, food, and fun are plentiful at the Cottonwood Art Festival May 7-8 in Richardson. Your pint-size Picasso’s can take part in a variety of art activities including a monster mural and pottery. cottonwoodartfestival. com The Latino Cultural Center’s free monthly family day, Target Second Saturday, features hands-on art making, dance classes and a free performing arts presentation. Two special guest performers are lined up for this summer: the Dallas Children’s Theater in “Señora Tortuga” on May 14 and the Tipi-Tellers (with their own storytelling tipi built on the plaza!) on June 9. Both performances are free and start at noon. dallasculture.org/latinocc. Experience the power of wind at The Trinity River Wind Festival on Saturday, May 14. This free day of outdoor fun features show kite teams from the Southwest, Model sail boat teams and Birds of prey from the Dallas Zoo. trinityrivercorridor.com Do your kids love trains? Head to the Sci-Tech Discovery Center in Frisco for All Aboard! May 24-June 5. Kids can take a hands-on look at the evolving technology behind the railway. mindstretchingfun.org Dinosaurs are on display at the Fort Worth Zoo. Dinosaurs Unleashed, on exhibit through early July, allows kids to Take a step back in time to view life-size, life-like dinosaurs that once roamed Texas. fortworthzoo.org Bask in the beauty of nature at the Dallas Arboretum. Activities include Kimberly-Clark’s Family Fun Mondays featuring a petting zoo, face painting, and a fairy tale scavenger hunt. dallasarboretum.org Spend an evening in the old west at the Stockyards Championship Rodeo. Witness bull riding, bareback riding, tie-down roping, team roping, barrel racing and more. stockyardsrodeo.com
As the weather warms up, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra is getting out of the concert hall and into the community with five free outdoor concerts in Dallas-area parks. Produced in conjunction with the City of Dallas’ Parks and Recreation Department, the Community Parks Series serves a large cross-section of the Dallas community, attracting up to The Dallas Symphony Orchestra 30,000 area residents each year. Celebrate Memorial Day with a concert at Flagpole Hill. This signature parks concert includes fireworks and an Americana-themed program with favorites by John Williams, Aaron Copeland and Richard Rogers, paying tribute to America’s armed forces. Mezzo-soprano soloist and Texas native Pamela King will join the DSO for America the Beautiful. Additional concerts in the series include: • Kidd Springs Park on Wednesday, June 1 • Campbell Green Park on Thursday, June 2 • Exall Park on Tuesday, June 14 • Join WRR at the first full-orchestra performance by the DSO at Paul Quinn College on Tuesday, June 7. All concerts begin at 8 p.m. and feature music from Bernstein’s West Side Story and Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake. For additional information call 214-692-0203 or visit dallassymphony.com
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25th Anniversary and Symposium Twenty-five years ago, need for a cultural facility in the Southern sector prompted a number of African American civic and arts leaders to lobby the City Council to provide a cultural center in order to address the dearth of arts facilities in the South Dallas community. In 1986 this concern led to the opening of the South Dallas Cultural Center (SDCC). Join the SDCC on Saturday, June 25 at 10 a.m. for a community roundtable made up of many of the pioneers in the Dallas black arts community to examine the state of the black arts in Dallas 25 years ago, where they are now and what they envision for the next 25 years. The SDCC mission is to provide excellence in the arts and culture of the African Diaspora presenting award winning programs in all arts disciplines along with some of the most important cultural icons in the nation, the Caribbean and Latin America. The SDCC is a fully equipped, full service cultural center with studios for dance, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, recording/music, and a 120 seat black-box theater allowing summer program participants the opportunity to learn on professional, wellmaintained equipment. Learn more at dallasculture.org/SDCulturalCenter/
60 Years of Lectures The World Affairs Council of Dallas/ Fort Worth celebrates the 60th Anniversary Lecture Series with Richard North Patterson, General Raymond T. Odierno, David McCullough and Jorge Castañeda. All events take place at the Fairmont Dallas at 6:30 p.m. • Richard Patterson is the author of The Devil’s Light and is scheduled for May 5 • General Odierno is the Commander of the U.S. Joint Forces Command and will speak June 6 • David McCullough is a Pulitzer Prize winning author of The Greater Journey and will join the World Affairs Lecture Series June 8 Gen. Raymond T Odierno • Jorge Castañeda was the Foreign Minister of Mexico (2000-03) and is the author of Mañana Forever? and will appear June 15 Learn more at dfwworld.org.
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Spotlight Sounds Brahms: Violin Sonatas No 1-3 / Anne-Sophie Mutter, Lambert Orkis Cat No. 001476702 (Deutsche Grammophon), The violinist shares her up-to-date thoughts on this music that has been central to her repertoire from the start of her career. Her new CD with pianist Orkis extends a fruitful collaboration that has resulted in recordings of all of the Beethoven sonatas and other treasures. In The Still Of Night / Netrebko, Barenboim Cat No. 001403402 (Deutsche Grammophon) -- Russian romantic songs, sung by the acclaimed soprano, as she continues to venture into recordings of art songs. Pianist Barenboim accompanies her in music by Rimsky-Korsakov and Tchaikovsky. Silent Music - Mompou’s Musica Callada / Jenny Lin Cat No. 30004 (Steinway and Sons) -- Considered Mompou’s masterpiece, the 22 pieces in this cycle present formidable challenges of interpretation. Critic David Hurwitz hails, “this beautifully engineered disc must be [the work’s] finest modern recording. It deserves a home in every serious piano music collection.” Rutter: Gloria, Magnificat, Te Deum / Lucas, St Albans Cathedral Choirs Cat No. 8572653 (Naxos) -- The evergreen favorite “Gloria,” a milestone Rutter’s career, is joined by “Magnificat” which the composer describes as ‘a bright Latinflavored fiesta.’ Also featured is “Te Deum,” an ebullient hymn of praise. Interim General Manager: David Fisher Editor: Paul Adams Send Comments or story ideas to: Editor: wrrmac@wrr101.com, or Overture Editor - WRR FM PO Box 159001 Dallas, TX 75315 214-670-8888
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Getting to Know the Amon Carter’s New Museum Director During its 50th Anniversary, Andrew J. Walker, Ph.D., joins the Amon Carter Museum of American Art as director. Dr. Walker is the museum’s fifth director and will provide strategic vision and leadership as the museum enters its next 50 years. Bringing more than 20 years of experience, Dr. Walker was most recently the assistant director for curatorial affairs and curator of American art at the Saint Louis Art Museum. During his tenure, he oversaw eight curatorial departments and organized five special exhibitions, including major examinations of American artists George Caleb Bingham and Joe Jones. Dr. Walker has also held curatorial positions at the Missouri History Andrew J. Walker, Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago. Dr. Walker graduated summa cum laude from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, receiving a bachelor of arts degree in the history of art. He received his doctorate in the history of art from the University of Pennsylvania. His teaching experience includes art history instructor positions at the University of Chicago and University of Pennsylvania. “What a tremendous time to join the Amon Carter Museum of American Art,” said Dr. Walker. “As the museum celebrates its 50th Anniversary, it’s a privilege and honor to be the leader at this pivotal point in the museum’s history. I look forward to working with the Board of Trustees and the staff as we enter the next 50 years.”
Statuesque at the Nasher The Nasher Sculpture Center is pleased to present Statuesque on view from April 9- Aug. 21. Statuesque brings together a dynamic group of six international artists – Pawel Althamer, Huma Bhabha, Aaron Curry, Thomas Houseago, Matthew Monahan and Rebecca Warren – whose work reveals a renewed significance of the figure in contemporary sculpture. Featuring ten large-scale sculptures, this exhibition marks the Nasher Sculpture Center’s first exhibition to be presented outdoors. On view in the Nasher’s 1.4-acre Sculpture Garden, as well as in front of the Nasher on Flora Street, visitors will be able to see this new work within the context of the Nasher Collection, which includes a broad range of figurative sculpture from the last 125 years that serves as the foundation for much of the work in the exhibition. ”We are very happy to add the Nasher Sculpture Aaron Curry (American, Center Garden to our repertoire of exhibition venues,” born 1972) Horned Head said Nasher Sculpture Center director, Jeremy Strick. Trip (reclining) (2010, “Statuesque is an especially appropriate exhibition to powder coated aluminum) show at the Nasher, as its artists make work profoundly influenced by the modern masters represented in the Nasher collection.” Learn more at nashersculpturecenter.org
Oak Cliff Hosts Writers Workshop The Oak Cliff Cultural Center hosts a three week writer’s workshop with the North Tejas Writers organization. The North Tejas Writers’ Voces de Oak Cliff Annual Chapbook is a program of the Oak Cliff Coalition for the Arts, Inc., – a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the Lucy Bocanegra Flores and Sylvana arts and education. Voces de Oak Cliff is a Alonzo three-week intensive writer’s workshop that will culminate with the publication of a chapbook of new works by Latino writers. These free workshops are taught by three instructors - Lucy Bocanegra Flores, Sylvana Alonzo and Luzette Portillo - whose background of experience and education come together to further the organization purpose of offering experienced as well as non-published writers a forum of information, resources and encouragement for writing. Participants will be required to attend all three workshop classes from 4- 6 p.m. on three consecutive Saturdays (, May 14, 21, 28). The program concludes with a reading and book signing reception on Saturday, June 4 from 4– 6 p.m. Space is limited to 12 students, so please call the Oak Cliff Cultural Center at (214) 670-3777 for a registration form and more information.
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arts event listing covering the upcoming week, presented by Kevin Pytcher.
Arts Update: 6:52 a.m., 8:52 a.m. and 4:52 p.m. weekdays - Your source for arts listings covering the evening’s events as well as those a couple days ahead.
New York Philharmonic this Week: 8 p.m. Thursdays - America’s musical ambassadors perform from Avery Fisher Hall.
Road Rage Remedy: 7:20 a.m. and 5:20 p.m. weekdays - WRR will calm your rush hour commute with music to soothe the nerves. Relax and enjoy the ride! March of the Day: 7:35 a.m. weekdays - Having trouble getting around in the morning? WRR will get you in step with some of the world’s most upbeat music -- Marches! Sponsored by Dougherty’s Pharmacy. The Wine Experience: 6:20 p.m. weekdays - Presents topics relating to choosing and enjoying wine such as matching wine with different foods, virtual walks through vineyards and shopping tips. Dallas Symphony Orchestra: 8 p.m., some Mondays. Complete concert performances of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra from the Meyerson Symphony Center. Arts Calendar: 5:30 p.m. Thursdays - An extended
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Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra: 8 p.m. Wednesdays- Miguel Harth-Bedoya conducts the orchestra in complete broadcasts from the Symphonic Series. From the Top: 9 a.m. Saturdays - Some of the nation’s most gifted young musicians take the stage for this inspiring and funny program. Inside the Dallas Opera: Noon Saturdays, once a month - A behind-the-scenes look at the Dallas Opera including past performances, interviews with staff and artists plus upcoming engagements. Times vary.
Art Matters: 5:30 p.m. Sundays and 6:30 p.m. Thursdays - Quin Mathews and Sharon Benge co-host this in-depth look at the arts in North Texas. This is the place to hear insightful interviews with some of the area’s arts luminaries as well as distinguished visitors. Pipedreams: 10 p.m. Sundays - The king of instruments, the pipe organ, is the focus of this 90-minute program that spans the globe in its search for great music. Arts Spotlight: 5 p.m. Sundays -Featuring season highlights and upcoming events for several arts organizations in North Texas.
A Night on the Town: 10 p.m. Saturdays - From Richard Rodgers to Andrew Lloyd Webber, George Harter brings you the best of the American musical stage.
Performance Today: 9 p.m. weekends - Live concerts by famous artists in concert halls around the globe as well as interviews, news and features. Audiences, on any given day, may hear from performances in the great concert halls of New York, Prague, London, Berlin and Paris.
Religious programming: 7 a.m. until noon - Sundays - WRR airs religious services by churches of many denominations and faiths Sunday mornings. See Sunday listings for details.
Symphony Cast: 7 p.m. Saturdays - A weekly classical music radio program hosted by Brian Newhouse and featuring full-length concerts by national and international symphony orchestras.
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WRR Joins Red, White & Booms in McKinney On Monday, July 4, the City of McKinney is bringing back the popular free community celebration of our nation’s independence, at Red, White and BOOM! The event will feature activities across McKinney from Historic Downtown to Craig Ranch that will offer family fun, entertainment and a spectacular fireworks show. Red, White and BOOM! kicks off July 4 with a hometown parade and car show in Historic Downtown McKinney, where families can also explore the many dining and shopping options. In the evening, festivities resume at the McKinney Soccer Complex at Craig Ranch and include live music, food, kids’ activities and a fireworks display to round out the traditional Independence Day celebration. Entertainment will include the American Idol Star Motown Review featuring past Idol contestants along with other local favorites. WRR will provide ‘Sounds of America’ on a live simulcast during the fireworks on Classical 101.1. Monday, July 4 Historic Downtown McKinney • Hometown Parade –10 a.m. • Car Show Viewing – 3– 5 p.m. McKinney Soccer Complex at Craig Ranch • Family activities and food – 7- 9:30 p.m. • Live music on Center Stage – 8- 9:30 p.m. • Fireworks – 9:45 p.m. All Red, White and BOOM! activities are free and open to the general public. For more information about the event, visit mckinneytexas.org or call 972-547-7480.
Still Dancing After 35 Years
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Ann Williams
Founded in 1976 by Ann Williams, the Dallas Black Dance Theatre (DBDT) is the oldest, continuously operating professional dance company in Dallas. The ensemble, a contemporary modern dance company, consists of 12 professional, full-time dancers performing a mixed repertory of modern, jazz, ethnic and spiritual works by nationally and internationally known choreographers. Over the course of its history, DBDT has performed for 2.5 million arts patrons and 1.5 million children worldwide. The 2010-11 season ends with the Spring Celebration May 25-29 but DBDT will continue to host events and workshops for young and old alike in June and July and will hold open auditions for the 35th anniversary season July 9
at their studio. With an ever-expanding national and global audience, the company employs a diverse, multi-ethnic troupe of dancers performing for audiences of all ages and backgrounds. Moving to the Dallas Arts District in January 2008, the former Moorland YMCA became the first permanent home for DBDT’s rehearsal studios, training classrooms, and administrative offices. Entering its 35th season, the DBDT calls the Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre in the AT&T Performing Arts Center its performance home in the Dallas Arts District.
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WRR’s upcoming live broadcast of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and Dallas Symphony Chorus live from New York is getting a lot of buzz. It will air on Wednesday, May 11 at 7 p.m. Carnegie Hall invited Jaap van Zweden and the DSO musicians to perform Steven Stuckey’s piece August 4, 1964, a work the DSO commissioned and premiered here in Dallas to commemorate the centennial of Lyndon B. Johnson’s birth. Listen throughout the day on May 11 for live reports as By Kurt Rongey we capture the excitement of this landmark appearance. Please note Operations Manager that Bill McLaughlin’s Exploring Music will be delayed until just after that live concert on May 11. Speaking of live performances from New York, Wagner fans have been anxiously awaiting the Metropolitan Opera’s broadcast of Die Walküre. It will finally be here on Saturday, May 14. Don’t forget the early start time at 11 a.m. On Wednesday, May 18 at 8 p.m., our Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra concert broadcast features percussionist David Cossin. He’s the soloist in Tan Dun’s aurally intoxicating Water Concerto. Cossin plays a number of water-based percussion instruments in this innovative feast for the ears. Once again, we’ll be bringing you a broadcast from the Fort Worth Opera Festival. Sunday, May 29 at 2 p.m., live from the Bass Hall stage, it’s Il Trovatore. While we’d be the first to agree that jealousy, revenge, a duel, a poisoning, a beheading and a burning at the stake are best experienced live in the Bass, we hope you’ll enjoy the great singing on WRR if you can’t be there. Go to fwopera.org for information and tickets. One of the most appreciated concert series in Dallas is the Basically Beethoven Festival presented by the Fine Arts Chamber Players in the scenic Grand Hall of the Texas Discovery Gardens. It’s amazing to hear such great music-making free of charge in such a beautiful locale. Join WRR on Wednesday, June 26 at 5 p.m. for a 30-minute Spotlight on Basically Beethoven.
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