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AZ Jazz Masterworks Orchestra

ASU Kerr Cultural Center

April 2, 2008

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Under the direction of trumpeter Fred Forney, this serious professional orchestra performs magnificent and unusual arrangements. It's a musical feast!

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  Tickets: $18.50-$21.50

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  Dates:
  April 2, 2008

  Times:
  Wednesday 7:30pm

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  ASU Kerr Cultural Center

  6110 North Scottsdale Road Scottsdale, AZ 85254

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  Scottsdale

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  • Wheelchair Access

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  • Event Name: The Jiang-Rudiakov Duo
    "It is unbelievrable beautiful"
    Review posted by: Ronny Wang from Germany, Stuttgart, Oct 14, 2006
    

    The intepretation of LvB, MR, RS and WaM is both from Violinist and Piaonist excellent. The violine performer Danwen impressed us so much that we forgot time and we become fan of her. She is... Expand

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    The intepretation of LvB, MR, RS and WaM is both from Violinist and Piaonist excellent. The violine performer Danwen impressed us so much that we forgot time and we become fan of her. She is wonderful. Collapse

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  • Event Name: 'Mazurka' Chopin, My Friend starring John Rubenstein
    "Everthing We expected"
    Review posted by: Barry N. Fine from Surprise (Sun City Grand), Arizona, Apr 25, 2006
    

    In this wonderful 75 minute production of "Mazurka: My Friend, Chopin," the Clark-Schuldmann Duo fully met our expectations. But I muse as to whether the longer two act version might not have garnered... Expand

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    In this wonderful 75 minute production of "Mazurka: My Friend, Chopin," the Clark-Schuldmann Duo fully met our expectations. But I muse as to whether the longer two act version might not have garnered 4.5 or even 5 stars, as was the case with "Sister Mozart" and "Beethoven's Nephew" respectively. I could well envision a longer presentation of "Mazurka" allocating more time to Chopin's tempestuous relationship (and allegedly most productive years) with George Sand. And perhaps the additional time would have allowed the audience to enjoy some of Chopin's greatest and most well appreciated works, such as Nocturne in Eb, Etude in E, Fantaisie-Impromptu in C#, and of course the Polonaises in A and Ab (yes, yes, of course I googled up this information), possibly occurring at the end of each act so as to permit we musical neophytes to float out in a state of complete bliss. Collapse

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  • Event Name: Xiayin Wang
    "Perfect Evening"
    Review posted by: Janet & Hosanna Alvarado from Phx Arizona, Mar 20, 2006
    

    To captivate an entire audience for well over an hour of beautiful and majestic piano music was truly amazing to be a part of. Xiayin Wang not only is a gifted, talented, gorgeous woman, but... Expand

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    To captivate an entire audience for well over an hour of beautiful and majestic piano music was truly amazing to be a part of. Xiayin Wang not only is a gifted, talented, gorgeous woman, but humble as well. Please bring her back to the valley as soon as possible. My 13 year old daughter and myself have several family and friends that we want to invite to a "perfect evening". Collapse

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  • Event Name: Christopher Taylor: Beethoven's Sonata Marathon
    "Keyboard excitations"
    Review posted by: John from Scottsdale, AZ, Mar 10, 2006
    

    Christopher Taylor is a master of the keyboard. An experience that took my breath away. The venue heightens the performance. Beethoven's sonatas as he must have meant them to be.

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    Christopher Taylor is a master of the keyboard. An experience that took my breath away. The venue heightens the performance. Beethoven's sonatas as he must have meant them to be.

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