Jeff: Music of Johannes Brahms begins this concert by the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra in their Carnegie Hall debut. Three-movement work played by the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra in their Carnegie Hall debut from Carnegie Hall Live. The concert concludes with James V. Cockerhams Fantasia on Lift Every Voice and Sing, a rousing and epic musical journey from Africa to the new world which has become the signature piece of the Gateways Orchestra. The Orchestra made its stunning Carnegie Hall debut on April 24, 2022 as the first all-Black orchestra to be presented by the famed venue. Alex, thank you for stopping by. Anthony Parnther | Photo by Konstantin Golovchinsky. *General admission. Also at home playing classical music he has performed with the Orchestra of St. Luke's, Rochester Philharmonic, Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra, and the Colour of Music Festival Orchestra. George Walker composed it in 2003. The festival has just grown and grown and grown since 1993, from that vision. In May of 1912 at Carnegie Hall, where the stage welcomed a large ensemble of African American musicians, the Clef Club Symphony Orchestra. Price, Corey Hunter, PhD*General admission. At recent festivals, the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra comprised 125 instrumentalists, many drawn from such major orchestras as the New York and Los Angeles Philharmonics, the Cleveland Orchestra and the National, Boston, Houston, Phoenix and Detroit symphonies. It is his heart. Gateways Music Festival Overview 530 views 10 months ago The Gateways Music Festival 2022 will take place from April 18-24, culminating in the Gateways Orchestra's Carnegie Hall debut,. The two pieces are musical cousins and were actually intended to be so. Since then, musicians have been eagerly performing this real treasure trove of music. Alex: All right. We don't actually have a complete score for the second. This program has an almost built-in encore, which is a work by James V. Cockerham Fantasia on, Conductor Anthony Parnther goes on stage, to conduct the final work on this program, the Fantasia on. 3 Batiste: I Can (world premiere) Florence Price: Symphony No. The Gateways Music Festival is getting ready for its Carnegie Hall debut. Last week I spoke to Carl Craig, who is one of the pioneers of the second wave of Detroit techno, who played here as part of Carnegie's Afrofuturism festival. John: In fact, the third movement is called Juba, which is a type of body percussion and dance that was widely found in musical traditions of enslaved Afro-Caribbean people. Alex: This music we call classical likes to drape itself in narratives of universality and likes to position itself as being aracial and reflecting some universal culture. The 120-member Gateways Music Festival Orchestra, whose distinguished players hail from the nations foremost orchestras and conservatory faculties, is renowned for its bold sound, exciting interpretations and uncompromising pursuit of artistic excellence. , the Pixar film, and has also just won five Grammys, including Record of the Year at the most recent Grammy Awards just a few weeks ago. From hall music by the late American composer, George Walker, his SinfoniaNo. Experience the rich sounds of the @gateways_music orchestra on Wednesday, April 20 at @EastmanTheatre for free. John: We should also mention Kelly Hall Tompkins, if that's a familiar name to our WQXR listeners, there's a good reason for that. You've been in the Gateways Orchestra since the start. We exist outside of space, time or this place." 3; Florence B. Prices Symphony No. This performance is free and open to the public, but tickets are required. We'll hear her Symphony No.3, one of more than 300 compositions of hers, symphonies, concerto, chamber music, and choral music, most of which were lost for decades. That was cemented well before I became involved. Congratulations. That's a narrative that can be true, but it doesn't just happen. Last week I spoke to Carl Craig, who is one of the pioneers of the second wave of Detroit techno, who played here as part of Carnegie's Afrofuturism festival. A terrific program today bookended by two sets of variations. Berry holds a B.M. The Gateways Music Festival Orchestra is a 125+ member ensemble of musicians of African descent under the leadership of conductor Anthony Parnther. Celebrating classical musicians of African descent. "Oh, well this is classical music. Jeff: We'll hear the third of her symphonies this afternoon, which was commissioned by the Works Progress Administration's Federal Music Project. John: I Can, the name of that piece. Alex: The role this hall plays in this music is understood by all. I love the way this harkens back to the days of Mozart and Beethoven, who would also write works that contained a great deal of written music finished for the players but also places for them to improvise. It's available to this art form too if it wants to. Eric Davis, DMA, Horn | Eric Davis leads a diverse musical . The orchestra just rehearsed his new piece for the first time on Thursday, it's called I can. Search sc.edu. Butler is a Conn-Selmer clinician and performing artist. We principally had one and a half days to piece this work together. Click on individual event for more information and to purchase tickets. There is an improvisatory element to it. May 12, 2021. You have to make it true. In Wynton Marsalis's re-imagining, A Fiddler's Tale, he takes Stravinsky's early jazz ingredients even further, melding jazz and classical idioms together with an updated narrative. In NYC, five of New York Citys premier venues welcome Gateways ensembles and guest artists. Now we're so pleased to welcome to the Carnegie Hall microphones, Maestro Anthony Parnther. You can hear that the audience, again, willing to go there and applaud each of the musicians as they stand. George Walker composed it in 2003. It is his voice. Now on stage, Conductor Anthony Parnther, ready to lead the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra and the Symphony No.3 of American composer, Florence Price. The Brahms is a set of variations that are primarily based on toying around with the melody, but Walker toys around with interval and rhythm in a very particular way with a much more sense of harmony. The festival originated in Winston-Salem and then moved with our founder, Armenta Hummings Dumisani to Eastman where she was on faculty. Press Room. We have made 400 complimentary tickets available, and you can reserve yours at the link below with promo code RACF50. In the spirit of sharing a little of the backstory behind this piece, I want to share a poem that I wrote. There are parts that are written out, and then, there are parts that he will improvise. Thank you, gentlemen. That was my first Gateways. Gateways Music Festival is grateful to the following institutions, foundations and governmental agencies for their generous support of the 2022 Gateways Music Festival. John Schaefer's here as well. 56a; George Walkers Sinfonia No. Leading the Hollywood Studio Symphony in recording sessions, he has conducted many international feature film and television projects including Star Wars: The Mandalorian, Tenet, Little, American Dad, The Hunt, Fargo, The Way Back, The Night Of, Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Encanto, Star Wars: Book of Boba Fett, and Ice Age: Adventures of Buck Wild. Gateways Music Festival was founded in 1993 by Armenta Adams Hummings Dumisani in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Because of limited seating capacity in the Hatch Hall, we urge you to get your tickets as soon as possible. We talked on Friday with Lee Koonce, the festival's president, and artistic director about exactly who it was, who started this whole Gateways thing, and what her vision has led to. In May 2016, Gateways Music Festival formally affiliated with the Eastman School of Music, a festival partner since 1995, but remains an independent non-profit organization. Gateways musicians are rewriting that narrative., Alexander Laing, principal clarinet,Phoenix Symphony and Gateways Festival Orchestra, Armenta Adams (Hummings) Dumisani, Founder & President Emerita. Jeff: Pleasure to talk to you. This is going to be quite a wonderful world premiere and a big occasion. I agree with you when I saw the program that had been given to me. Gateways Radio airs Friday evenings at 9 p.m. beginning on February 3. That type of dance and the music that accompanied it was so important that Florence Price actually gave that name, Juba, to the third movement of all of her symphonies. The conclusion of seven days of performances in New York City. with high distinction from the Eastman School of Music and M.M. Media Contacts: Dolores Orman, Gateways Music Festival, 585-271-5185, dolores.orman@gmail.com Jessica Kaufman, Eastman School of Music, 585-274-1057, jkaufman@esm.rochester.edu After a highly successful 2019 season, Gateways Music Festival in association with Eastman School of Music, announced today it will become an annual event starting in the fall of 2020. We principally had one and a half days to piece this work together. Mary also enjoys teaching private trumpet lessons with students from ages 10 - 94! It's a beautiful moment. His answer was, "I felt that Carnegie Hall, that places like that were not meant for people who looked like me and it was important to make that step and to be seen on that stage. conducting engagements include the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, Atlanta Symphony, Chineke! Orchestra, Gateways Music Festival and Bellingham Festival of Music. That annual festival, which features classical musicians of African descent, will include a performance this coming. When I got the call to be part of this momentous occasion tonight and the request was to write a piece that was inspired by a written word, this felt very apt. KODAK HALL AT EASTMAN THEATRE26 Gibbs StreetRochester, New York. It's an incredibly exciting week for all of us. Gateways musicians let their hair down in a fun, club-like environment and perform pop, R&B, Jazz, gospel, reggae and everything in between! What does it mean to this orchestra? 560 Trinity Ave, St Louis MO 63130. Gateways Music Festival Orchestra. Not surprisingly, he will be the piano soloist in that piece. Enjoy the rest of your brief intermission. Their conductor back out on stage, pointing out the different sections of the orchestra, thanking them for their performance on this program, and asking members of the ensemble to rise. Of course, that's not true. These and additional COVID-related policies can be found here. Recent guest. When 7:30 p.m. March 3, 2 p.m. March 5 Where Kirkwood Performing Arts Center, 210 East Monroe Avenue, Kirkwood How much $20-$65 More info 314-865-0038; winteroperastl.org. John: George Walker was the first Black composer to win a Pulitzer prize in music that was in 1996 for his piece Lilacs. It's a work for piano and orchestra. In addition to this, the festival includes 27 performances this week, chamber music, lectures, a screening of a film, panel discussions. Anthony studied music performance at Northwestern University and continued his musical studies at Yale University where he studied orchestral conducting with Lawrence Leighton Smith and Otto Werner Mueller. It's a real challenge for us to in very limited rehearsal time with a lot of events going on simultaneously put together especially a program of this difficulty and variety together and lightning fast. Oh, it was a wonderful variety of sounds as you say, and a really wonderful performance. Conductor Anthony Parnther led this orchestra, all musicians of African descent, and. She's never taken medication. Anthony Parnther: It's a real honor to be here with all of you and in my inaugural. Now, you, as a very busy conductor on sound stages in Hollywood, are accustomed to looking at a score and getting the musicians all organized and playing it. I think the possibility of spontaneity is what makes this particular live performance so deeply engaging and organic for everybody involved including the audience. A A. John: There were two halves to the concert, obviously before and after intermission. gateways music festival is changing the classical Music narrative "When Gateways musicians walk out on stage, a new line of inquiry - a new conversation - is opened with the audience before we even play a note because the backdrop of classical music is that this is a white art form. As you know, you're moving an orchestra or a music festival across a giant state like this is a big effort. Jeff: The Gateways Music Festival Orchestra from Carnegie Hall Live. That's a big step for us as well. I thought you were going to say George Gershwin because what strikes me is the similarity to the Rhapsody in Blue, which Gershwin famously-, John: -did not have fully finished at the time of the world premiere, and famously in the written score for the conductor, wrote the words, "Wait for a nod.". Well, Jon Batiste had a little church meeting going when he was reading his poem before the premiere of ". General Admission. It's our greatest cultural export as a nation. Guest engagements include Chicago Sinfonietta, the Chamber Orchestra of New York, the Colour of Music Festival Chamber Orchestra, Richmond Symphony, and the Gateways Music Festival. We'll hear the third of her symphonies this afternoon, which was commissioned by the Works Progress Administration's Federal Music Project. As you noticed, the audience responded in-hand to what they saw visual and it was just another extra element of all of these people on stage celebrating our heritage. Anthony Parnther, conductorAntoine T. Clark, assistant conductor, VIOLIN I Kelly Hall-Tompkins, concertmaster Cleveland A. Chandler Daniel Constant Caitlin Edwards Mellasenah Edwards Brendon Elliott Alex Gonzalez Mariana Green-Hill Marianne Henry Ashley Horne Amyr Joyner Kyle Lombard Jessica R. McJunkins Chelsea Sharpe Lionel Thomas Anyango Yarbo-Davenport, VIOLIN II Derek Reeves, principal Lucinda Ali-Landing Charlene Bishop Jeffrey Boga Dale Breidenthal David Burnett Nicole Cherry Frdrique Gnaman Bennie Harris Joshua Henderson Sarah E. Martin Phillip Payton Meredith Riley Booker Rowe, VIOLAJennifer Arnold, principalLeslie DeShazorAndrew FrancoisAshleigh GordonLinda GreenChristopher JenkinsCaroline JonesJaven LaraDeidra LawrenceAundrey MitchellYvonne SmithGeorge Taylor, CELLO Troy Stuart, principal Ifetayo Ali-Landing Cremaine Booker Eric Cooper Gordon Grubbs Joseph Hbert Timothy Holley Thapelo Masita Prudence McDaniel Derek Menchan James Ryan Murphy Wayne Smith, DOUBLE BASS Rick Robinson, principal William Johnson Kevin Mauldin Anthony Morris Jacqueline Pickett Patricia Silva Weitzel, FLUTE Judith Dines, principal Dennis Carter Jacqueline Cordova-Arrington Patricia Reeves, OBOE Titus Underwood, principal Hassan Anderson Sarrah Bushara Geoffrey Johnson, CLARINET Alexander Laing, principal Pamela Coats Robert Davis LeTriel White, BASSOONJoshua Elmore, principalAlexander DavisKai RockeMaya Stone, FRENCH HORN Larry Williams, principal David Dickerson Adedeji Ogunfolu Priscilla Rheinhart Jeffrey Scott, TRUMPET Herbert Smith, principal Javian Brabham Leonard Foy Courtney Jones, TROMBONE Burt Mason, principal Isrea Butler Timothy Robinson Martin McCain (Bass), PERCUSSION Ralph Barrett, principal Jauvon Gilliam Cleo Goldberg Don Johns Terry McKinney. Now, all the orchestra on its feet and with Maestro Parnther bow to this Carnegie audience this afternoon. In 2009, some people were renovating an abandoned house outside of Chicago, lo and behold, they discovered all of these manuscripts and it turned out that it was not all, but most of Florence Price's compositions. Also, sometimes I think we've used it to absolve ourselves as an art form from the issues of the day. Now, Batiste on his feet, really not moving away from the piano, receiving the applause from this audience and passing it on to all the members of the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra, and a deep bow from everyone on the stage. I think that's really a significant thing that's happening right now in real-time. My good friend Titus Underwood likes to often post the question to American orchestras, "Are we American orchestras or are we European approximations?" Jeff: He's having so many moments at one time, yes. The concert featured conductor Anthony Parnther of the San Bernadino Symphony Orchestra and Southeast Symphony & Chorus in Los Angeles; and Grammy Awardwinning pianist and composer Jon Batiste, who performed the world premiere of a commission for the orchestra. The performance was the first by an all-Black classical symphony orchestra in Carnegie Hall's history. Featuring Johannes Brahmss Variations on a Theme by Haydn in B-flat Major, Op. There was this outpouring of interest from all over the country. The Gateways Music Festival is getting a substantial grant to continue its mission of supporting classical musicians of African descent. Absolutely. GATEWAY FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA. Thank you, gentlemen. [crosstalk]. Gateways is an all-Black classical symphony orchestra created in 1993 by concert pianist and educator Armenta Adams (Hummings) Dumisani. I believe she's 84-85 years old. Bagikan di Facebook . The film screening and lecture are both free and open to the public, but tickets are required. John: As Jon Batiste's piece just showed. -on stage, certainly, but certainly I think this was the best possible opportunity to have my first outing with this great orchestra on this great occasion. The Gateways Music Festival Orchestra is a 125+ member ensemble of musicians of African descent under the leadership of conductor Anthony Parnther. He also told us they want to be a resource for the larger community. Alex, thank you for stopping by. Copyright 2022 New York Public Radio. Gateways Music Festival Orchestra Anthony Parnther, conductor Jon Batiste, piano and composer. I agree with you when I saw the program that had been given to me. This is Carnegie Hall Live. WQXR is a proud media partner of the Gateways Music Festival 1,198 views Apr 19, 2022 On April 24, 2022, at 3pm WQXR is proud to present a live broadcast of the Gateways Music Festival. Jeff: The ensemble taking center stage is part of the Gateways music festival, a larger organization dedicated to providing a community and a performance hope for classical musicians of African descent. "Oh, well this is classical music. As you noticed, the audience responded in-hand to what they saw visual and it was just another extra element of all of these people on stage celebrating our heritage. Female Speaker: Okay. You'll find lots of stuff on the wqxr.org website that Kelly was involved with during her time with the APL. We are about to hear this performance of the, , music by Johannes Brahms based on a theme that probably wasn't actually written by Haydn. As long as we stick to that principle, I think that's the vision. Jeff: If you can see it, you can be it, is the expression. He serves as teaching artist for Aspen Music Festival and the National Youth Orchestras program at Carnegie Hall. There are parts that are written out, and then, there are parts that he will improvise. John: It turns out that Gateways isn't just an organization that serves musicians. Gateways Music Festival is grateful to the following institutions for their generous support and belief in Gateways important mission. People come to, I think, to concerts halls, not only to hear music but also to be affirmed culturally in their selves. Then we'll proceed into the piece, I Can. General Admission. That's an unfair question. For the 12th consecutive season,Carnegie HallandWQXRproudly unite to presentCarnegie Hall Live,a series of exciting broadcast concerts drawing upon some of the finest live performances from Carnegie Halls stages over the past eleven years. Kelly Hall Tompkins, the concertmaster giving the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra a chance to retune after that Brahms opening. We should mention too that I Can, this new work also is credit offered in the program to orchestrator Matt Wong. 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