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SUMMARY:Lapin Competition Final Round
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URL:https://cmcb.org/event/lapin-competition-final-round/
LOCATION:34 Warren Ave\, 34 Warren Avenue\, Boston\, MA 02116\, Boston\, MA\, 02116\, US
CATEGORIES:Community Music School,Special Events
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SUMMARY:Lapin Competition Preliminary Round
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URL:https://cmcb.org/event/lapin-competition-preliminary-round/
LOCATION:34 Warren Ave\, 34 Warren Avenue\, Boston\, MA 02116\, Boston\, MA\, 02116\, US
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SUMMARY:Chase Elodia's Perennials - A John Kleshinski Concert
DESCRIPTION:An exciting concert with Brooklyn-based ensemble\, “Perennials” featuring Chase Elodia\, Claire Dickson\, Yvonne Rogers\, and Paul Pandit!\n\n\nChase Elodia’s Perennials\n  \nChase Elodia and his group “Perennials” will be playing music from their new album\, Have\, Know\, Want\, which releases on May 10 on Biophilia Records. Elodia’s circle of influences includes poets June Jordan and Victoria Chang\, composers Joni Mitchell and Maurice Ravel\, and drummers Billy Hart and Terri Lyne Carrington. \nHave\, Know\, Want explores the psychosocial concept of “Ambiguous Loss” through a multilayered narrative throughout its eight tracks. Penned by social scientist Pauline Boss\,”ambiguous loss” refers to that particular\, ongoing mode of grief that emerges without a clear beginning or ending point. Far from easily passing through the traditional “five stages of grief\,” those gripped by ambiguous loss live their lives perpetually in the shadow of a grief that is both omnipresent but difficult to articulate and define\, taking on a phantom-like quality. This idea materializes in songs such as “Tense\,” which explores the language and textuality of passing on; “Drift\,” written from the perspective of a 95-year-old with dementia\, and his alternating moments of lucidity and disorientation; and “Hold\,” told from the viewpoint of a search engine\, which considers what it means to deposit and archive a sense of self in digital space. The ephemerality of pleasure and the certainty of grief remain at the thematic center throughout the music\, as Elodia considers what it means to strive and yearn in lives that seem to be constituted by dissatisfaction and decay. \n  \nPerformers:\nClaire Dickson\, Voice \nYvonne Rogers\, Piano \nPaul Pandit\, Bass \nChase Elodia\, Drums \n  \nAbout the Ensemble:\nChase Elodia’s Perennials is a Brooklyn-based ensemble. Their 2022 Biophilia Records release\, Portrait Imperfect\, was named one of the Best New Albums of 2022 by Downbeat Magazine\, who awarded it 4.5 stars and hailed it as “artful” and “ambitious.” Founded in 2020\, the band combines a collaborative and improvisational sensibility with an aesthetic orientation that has been nourished by singer-songwriters and electronic artists like Meshell Ndegeocello\, Norma Winstone\, and Becca Stevens. The group frequently tours across the US and abroad; in the past few years\, they have performed at the San Teodoro Jazz Festival (Sardinia\, Italy)\, DC Jazz Festival\, Bird’s Eye (Basel\, Switzerland)\, Lakehouse Jazz (San Francisco)\, The Muse (Boulder\, CO)\, Rudy’s Jazz Room (Nashville\, TN)\, Fulton St. Collective (Chicago\, IL) and Rockwood Music Hall (New York\, NY). The band was featured at the 2023 Winter Jazz Festival\, has received accolades from the Café Royale Cultural Foundation and South Arts\, and is set to release their next album in Spring 2024. \n  \nProgram:\nSwept\, Scatter\, Stray \nHold \nEmpty \nDrift \nKnow\, Wonder \nTense \nIt’s OK to Feel OK \nCartwheels on a Tightrope \nHave\, Know\, Want \nWatching You Watch Me \n  \nAccessibility: \nPlease visit our website to find out more about CMCB’s Accessibility Guidelines. \nLocation: \nThis event will occur at CMCB’s Allen Hall and be streamed online. Registered ticket holders will receive the live stream link via email. \nAbout the John Kleshinski Concert Series: \nNamed in memory of John Kleshinski\, former CMCB Board President and student\, the John Kleshinski Concert Series provides access to high-quality musical performances for all\, aiming to present a diverse sampling of instruments and genres. \nPlease join us at Community Music Center of Boston for musical performances of exceptional quality\, featuring our Award-Winning faculty\, guest artists and advanced students. Visit www.cmcb.org for additional information.
URL:https://cmcb.org/event/chase-elodias-perennials-a-john-kleshinski-concert/
LOCATION:34 Warren Ave\, 34 Warren Avenue\, Boston\, MA 02116\, Boston\, MA\, 02116\, US
CATEGORIES:John Kleshinski Concert Series
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SUMMARY:Community Conversations: Music & Well-Being with Tasha Golden\, PhD
DESCRIPTION:Music & Well-Being with Tasha Golden\, PhD\nCommunity Conversations is a speaker series seeking to engage others in dialogue about important issues in arts education. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDate and time\n\n\n\n  \n\nStarts on Thursday\, April 25 · 6pm EDT\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLocation\n\n\n  \n\nAllen Hall \n34 Warren Ave. Boston\, MA 02116 \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRefund Policy\n\nContact the organizer to request a refund.\nEventbrite’s fee is nonrefundable.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAbout this event\n\n\n1 hour 30 minutes\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMusic and Well-being\nWith Tasha Golden\, PhD\nTasha Golden\, PhD is a captivating force at the crossroads of well-being\, art\, and transformational change. An international expert fusing art and scientific insight\, Dr. Golden offers a combination of warmth\, storytelling\, and unique insights that audiences find truly compelling. \nAs Director of Research at the International Arts + Mind Lab at Johns Hopkins University and a renowned expert in arts and health\, Dr. Golden studies the profound influence of the arts on human well-being. Holding a PhD in Public Health\, she bridges science and art to create compelling and impactful narratives. \nFormerly the singer-songwriter for critically acclaimed band Ellery\, Dr. Golden’s music has graced stages across the globe and found homes in films and TV. But a bout of major depression drove Dr. Golden from her music career—a devastating blow that led her to start over: asking provocative questions that led to her PhD\, and to studies of creativity\, health\, and how we build a better world. \nDr. Golden’s story of transformation resonates with audiences\, and serves as a powerful touchpoint for talks on mental health\, creativity\, self-development\, and social change. \n— \nThis Community Conversation will be held in person and virtually over Zoom. Details will be sent to all Eventbrite RSVPs. \nCommunity Conversations is a series of workshops with CMCB staff that seeks to engage others in dialogue about important issues in arts education. We want the voices of our students\, parents and partners to be heard. Join us to learn and share your experiences. \nAdditional information about registration and other events can be found at www.cmcb.org. This event is free for all to attend; please consider making a donation to CMCB to support this work.
URL:https://cmcb.org/event/community-conversations-music-well-being-with-tasha-golden-phd/
LOCATION:34 Warren Ave\, 34 Warren Avenue\, Boston\, MA 02116\, Boston\, MA\, 02116\, US
CATEGORIES:Community Conversations
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SUMMARY:The Women of Tin Pan Alley
DESCRIPTION:Discover The Women of Tin Pan Alley in our March concert featuring CMCB faculty Akela Franklin and Katie O’Reilly\, and special guests!\n\n\nTHE WOMEN OF TIN PAN ALLEY\n  \nDiscover The Women of Tin Pan Alley\nTin Pan Alley produced many well-known songwriters and publishers such as George Gershwin\, Irving Berlin\, Scott Joplin\, and Cole Porter. But have you heard the music of their lesser-known women colleagues? \nIn the spirit of uplifting historically silenced and forgotten voices\, our March John Kleshinski Concert will feature works for voice and piano that showcase the songwriting talents of Kay Swift\, Dorothy Fields\, Ann Ronell\, Dana Seusse\, Bernice Petkere\, and more. This event will be presented in conjunction with West End Lyric\, featuring CMCB faculty members\, Akela Franklin and Katie O’Reilly\, guests artists from the West End Lyric\, and CMCB’s own students. Join us in celebrating all these incredible women this March! \n  \nWhat is Tin Pan Alley?\nTin Pan Alley was a collection of music publishers and songwriters in the Flower District of Manhattan during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The collective greatly increased the exchange of musical ideas\, granted wider access to popular/secular music to the everyday person\, and shepherded the careers of many cultural icons within America’s music and entertainment industry. Most of the most recognizable names from this era belong to men like George Gershwin and Irving Berlin — however\, women also accounted for much of the venture’s success. In the spirit of lifting up historically silenced and forgotten voices\, The Women of Tin Pan Alley concert will feature works for voice and piano that showcase the songwriting talents of Kay Swift\, Dorothy Fields\, Ann Ronell\, Dana Seusse\, Bernice Petkere\, and more. \n  \nProgram:\nClick here for the full program! \nAccessibility: \nPlease visit our website to find out more about CMCB’s Accessibility Guidelines. \nLocation: \nThis event will occur at CMCB’s Allen Hall and be streamed online. Registered ticket holders will receive the live stream link via email. \nAbout the John Kleshinski Concert Series: \nNamed in memory of John Kleshinski\, former CMCB Board President and student\, the John Kleshinski Concert Series provides access to high-quality musical performances for all\, aiming to present a diverse sampling of instruments and genres. \nPlease join us at Community Music Center of Boston for musical performances of exceptional quality\, featuring our Award-Winning faculty\, guest artists and advanced students. Visit www.cmcb.org for additional information.
URL:https://cmcb.org/event/the-women-of-tin-pan-alley/
LOCATION:34 Warren Ave\, 34 Warren Avenue\, Boston\, MA 02116\, Boston\, MA\, 02116\, US
CATEGORIES:John Kleshinski Concert Series
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