Cazenovia Counterpoint 

 

 

 


 

AWAITS YOU AT ST. PETER’S!

 

July 17 – July 30, 2008

 

28th Annual Festival of the Arts featuring regional artists

Presented by the Society for New Music

 

The INVITATIONAL ART EXHIBIT will be up the entire month of July - In the Parish Hall and at other locations in Cazenovia. Art Exhibit Chair: Carolynne Whitefeather, assisted by Toloa Perry & Steve Carpenter

 

  July 19 4 - 6pm Invitational Art Exhibit Reception & Gallery Walk - In the Parish Hall and at other locations along Albany Street in the Historic Business DistrictFree

 

  July 227:30pm Writer’s Corner In the Parish Hall - featuring prize-winning regional novelist Anne Panning – Free

 

  July 23 12:30pm Rising Stars In the Parish Hall - Award-winning high school students performing the classics (Ewazen, Mozart) as well as premiering works written especially for them by young regional composers Diego Davidenko & Diane Jones . . . Gina Fortunato, soprano; Andrew Friedrichs, trombone; Nina Elhassen, clarinet; with accompanist Sar-Shalom Strong - Free

 

  July 29 7:30pm – Writers’ Corner Double-header – In the Parish Hall - featuring award-winning regional poets Elizabeth Twiddy & Derek McKown – Free

 

  July 30 12:30pm - Rising Stars - In the Parish Hall – Prize-winning high school students performing the classics as well as premiering works written especially for them by young regional composers Tom Healey, James Welsch & Eric Merten . . . Elizabeth Sutphen, mezzo soprano; Dominic Corbacio, tenor; Brenna Ardner, flute; with accompanist Sar-Shalom Strong – Free

 

  July 30 7:30pm - The Wizard of WordsIn the Parish Hall (Cabret style) - Yip Harburg’s songs with Chanteuse Karen Oberlin (née Oberbrunner, Syracuse native), pianist Tedd Firth & bassist Phil Flanigan - $15, $12 student/seniors - NY Times - “Ms Oberlin’s singing, in a voice that is slightly lighter than Ms. Day’s (Doris Day), has the same purity, naturalness and polished phrasing, with added colors and a jazz spontaneity.” . . . “Ms. Oberlin’s calm, beautifully shaped reading in the classic pop tradition was one that Ms. Day in her prime might well have envied.”

 

For more information, contact Mary Ellen Brzozowski 251-1151 or Neva Pilgrim 446-5733 or snm@societyfornewmusic.org – Post on refrigerator or bulletin board - mark your attendance throughout the month!