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Hank Zauderer is a violinist and an artist. He regularly hosts an evening classical music program at NPR radio station KUSP in Santa Cruz, California. In the past he was a member of several symphony orchestras and chamber music groups. In particular, he loves the study of great composers and feels that music composition so often reflects the key events that took place in a composer's life.
Hank's taste includes the old Gregorian Chants and related religious works as well as music of the Baroque, Classical, and the Romantic period. Some of his favorites include Mahler, Edward Elgar, Leonard Bernstein, Igor Stravinsky, and Benjamin Britten.
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Event: Bryn Terfel in Berkeley!
Posted: Saturday | 08.21.10
Bryn Terfel in Berkeley!!
I first saw an announcement of a concert of this amazing artist many years ago, just as I was leaving a concert while in London. I had never heard of him then; and… I got to know his artistry very fast very soon thereafter.
Well… Mr. Terfel is coming to give a concert in Berkeley! And his accompanist is the equally amazing Malcom Martineau, piano
Go… if you’re able…
The breadth of Mr. Terfel’s artistry is especially apparent when heard in the revealing setting of a vocal recital. While his program has not yet been announced, I hope we’ll hear Brahms, Schubert, Schumann, Mahler, and Strauss. But hey… any music given to us by this artist is a gift!
“Vocally prodigious and interpretatively outstanding…brilliantly effective” (The Guardian, London)
Check it out, and buy tickets here:
Here is Terfel in: ”Shenandoah”