December 2010 / January 2011

Jacksonville

Free Jacksonville Concerts scheduled for December, 2010 & January, 2011





Wednesday, December 1 @ 12:30 pm
Wednesday Happening: Andrew Clarke, organist
The "More Wednesday" music programs last 25 minutes.
Riverside Presbyterian Church • www.rpcjax.org
849 Park St. (corner of Post) • Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-4585


Friday, December 3 @ 11:00 am
Friday Musicale: CHRISTMAS CONCERT ~ THE FRIDAY MUSICALE CHORUS

Friday Musicale concerts are presented for the benefit of the Jacksonville community and are free.
Friday Musicale • www.fridaymusicale.com
645 Oak Street, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-7584
Contact: CHRISTOPHER HEACOX, executive director, at 904-232-2601


Friday, December 3, 2010 @ 7:30pm - 9:00pm
Jacksonville University Terry Concert Hall
"A Classical Christmas"


The First Coast Wind Ensemble and the Don Thompson Chorale present a holiday concert titled “A Classical Christmas.” This annual event has become a community holiday favorite.

Each group will perform popular seasonal music. The concert will end with two combined selections, “Three Noels” and “A Christmas Festival.”
This concert is sure to put you in a holiday mood!
www.fcwe.org
Jacksonville University Terry Concert Hall
2800 University Blvd. North Jacksonville, FL 32211


Sunday, December 5 @ 8:45 am & 11:00 am
St. Mark’s Concert Series: Lessons and Carols

Our morning Lessons and Carols Service is another wonderful tradition at St. Mark’s. Its general format goes back to 1918 at King’s College, Cambridge, where it has been sung on Christmas Eve ever since. It has been adapted around the world, including here at St. Mark’s, where it has been sung for decades. Join us for all the festive seasonal music led by the St. Mark’s Choir and Choristers.
For more info about the St. Mark's Concert Series, see Fall 2010 Concert Series Brochure. Free and Open to the Public
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church • www.stmarksjacksonville.org4129 Oxford Avenue, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-388-2681


Sunday, December 5 @ 5:00 pm
Riverside Community Concert: A Festival of Christmas and Advent Music

Featuring the combined choirs of Riverside
Riverside Presbyterian Church • www.rpcjax.org
849 Park St. (corner of Post) • Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-4585


Sunday, December 5 @ 5:00 pm
Hendricks Avenue Baptist: Handbell Concert ~ Christmas Ring

Handbell concert with ringers from Hendricks Avenue Baptist (directed by Tommy Shapard), All Saints Episcopal (directed by Zach Klobnak), St. Marks Lutheran (directed by Tony Cruz), and Southside United Methodist (directed by Jon Carlson).
Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church • www.habchurch.com
4001 Hendricks Avenue, Jacksonville, fl 32207-6231 • Phone 904-396-7745


Sunday, December 5 @ 7:00 pm
Handbell Concert at the beach

This concert will have individual performances by the following:

* Handbell Ensemble from St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal Church, under the direction of Jonathan Easter
* Southside Handbell Ensemble mostly from Lakewood UMC under the direction of Valerie Stephenson (a quartet)
* The Highland Ringers from Highland Presbyterian feature both a quartet ensemble, an eight person ensemble and a vocal solo under the direction of De An Winton.
* A solo/duet ringer from Community Presbyterian, Joy Litton.
* These groups will also feature piano, flute and voice.
* For more information contact Cindy Anderson at cindyandersonadr@gmail.com

Community Presbyterian Churchwww.cpcab.org
150 Sherry Dr, Atlantic Beach, FL 32233 • Phone: (904) 249-8698


Friday, December 10 @ 7:30 pm
Beaches Fine Arts: Chris Norman Ensemble with David Greenberg

For more info about Chris Norman (and duo with David Greenberg), visit chrisnorman.com
Free and open to the public
Sponsored by Beaches Fine Arts • www.beachesfinearts.org
St. Paul’s By-the-Sea Episcopal Church • www.spbts.net
1150 Fifth St N, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 • Phone 904-249-4091


Sunday, December 12 @ 11:00 am
Messiah at Southside United Methodist

Excerpts from The Christmas Portion of The Messiah by George Frideric Handel
with The Chancel Choir • Southside Chamber Orchestra • Jon O. Carlson, conductor • Charlotte Miller, organ
Hugh Patterson, tenor • Bobb Robinson, bass • Margaret Hershey, Molly Miller, altos • Rebecca Garner, Carol Porfilio, sopranos
Southside United Methodist Church • www.southsidemethodist.org
3120 Hendricks Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida 32207 • Phone: (904) 396-2676


Sunday, December 12 @ 2:30 pm
Main Library / Hicks Auditorium
Intermezzo: Flutation: A Flute Duo

Chamber music featuring flutists Anne McKennon ( www.aemckennon.com ) & Gia Sastre ( giasastre.com ).
This recital is free and open to the public, and free parking is available. For more information about this and other free Library music programs visit jplmusic.blogspot.com, or call (904) 630-2665.
Jacksonville Main Library • www.jaxpubliclibrary.org
Hicks Auditorium (Conference Level), 303 North Laura Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202


Sunday, December 12 @ 4:00 pm
Friday Musicale / Ritz Chamber Players ~ Artists Recital Series: Alison Buchanan – Soprano

www.ritzchamberplayers.org
Free and open to the public! Suggested Donation $10
Friday Musicale • www.fridaymusicale.com
645 Oak Street, Jacksonville, FL 32204 • Phone 904-355-7584


Sunday, December 12 @ 6:00 pm
Music through the Ages: A Service of Lessons and Carols

The All Saints choir will combine with the Festival Choir from St. Mark's Lutheran Church to present a service of Advent Lessons and Carols. Intended as a preparation for the Christmas celebration, this service will feature carols and readings as we await Christ's birth.
Music through the Ages is a music concert series celebrating 125 years of ministry at
All Saints Episcopal Churchwww.allsaintsjax.org
4171 Hendricks Avenue, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-737-8488
For more info, contact Zach Klobnak, Director of Music


Saturday, December 18 @ 6:30 pm
Rodney Cleveland and First Coast Ringers Concert

Rodney Cleveland is organist and Music Director at Lakewood Presbyterian Church
First Coast Ringers, under the direction of Jerald Jay
Lakewood Presbyterian Churchwww.lpcjax.org
2001 University Boulevard West, Jacksonville, FL 32217 • Phone (904) 733-8055


Sunday, December 19 @ 10:00 am
Good Shepherd: An Advent Festival of Lessons and Carols

Music of Bach, Ravenscroft, Chilcott, and Stanford
Shannon Gallier, Organist-Choirmaster • For more info, visit www.facebook.com
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church • www.goodshepherd23.org
Park & Stockton Streets • Jacksonville • 904-387-5691


Sunday, December 19 @ 10:45 am
Kyle Enriquez & Ben DeAngelis, euphonium duo


11:00 am: The Joyful Singers, Dr. Sharon Scholl, director

Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville
7405 Arlington Expressway, 32211
904-725-8133
Rev. Ron Hersom, minister
Henson Markham, music director, 904-346-0373
www.uujax.org


Sunday, December 19 @ 11:00 am
Riverside Community Concert: A Service of Lessons and Carols

Riverside Presbyterian Church • www.rpcjax.org
849 Park St. (corner of Post) • Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-4585


Sunday, December 19 @ 5:45 pm
Riverside-Avondale Luminaria Christmas Concert

Good Shepherd: Seasonal Carols and Anthems
Shannon Gallier, Organist-Choirmaster • For more info, visit www.facebook.com
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church • www.goodshepherd23.org
Park & Stockton Streets • Jacksonville • 904-387-5691


Friday, December 24 @ 11:00 pm
Good Shepherd
Festival Choral Eucharist
in Observance of the Nativity of Our Lord (with Orchestra)
Music of Darke, Britten, and Rutter
Shannon Gallier, Organist-Choirmaster • For more info, visit www.facebook.com
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church • www.goodshepherd23.org
Park & Stockton Streets • Jacksonville • 904-387-5691


Sunday, December 26 @ 10:45 am
Mike Brown, piano
Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville


7405 Arlington Expressway, 32211
904-725-8133
Rev. Ron Hersom, minister
Henson Markham, music director, 904-346-0373
www.uujax.org


Sunday, December 26 @ 4:00 pm
Friday Musicale: SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS CONCERT

Friday Musicale concerts are presented for the benefit of the Jacksonville community and are free.
Friday Musicale • www.fridaymusicale.com
645 Oak Street, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-7584
Contact: CHRISTOPHER HEACOX, executive director, at 904-232-2601



Into JANUARY 2011



Wednesday, January 5 @ 12:30 pm
Wednesday Happening: John Urban, pianist

The "More Wednesday" music programs begin at 12:30 and last 25 minutes.
Riverside Presbyterian Church • www.rpcjax.org
849 Park St. (corner of Post) • Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-4585


Friday, January 7 @ 11:00 am & 7:30 pm
Friday Musicale: LESLIE AMPER, piano

Friday Musicale concerts are presented for the benefit of the Jacksonville community and are free.
Friday Musicale • www.fridaymusicale.com
645 Oak Street, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-7584
Contact: CHRISTOPHER HEACOX, executive director, at 904-232-2601


Sunday, January 9 @ 2:30 pm
Main Library Intermezzo Sunday Concert Series
The Sterling Brass

The Sterling Brass ( sterlingbrass.vpweb.com ) is a Jacksonville quintet featuring Alicia Sowders and Jason Boddie (trumpets), Shaun Bennett (horn), Amy Scott (trombone), and Paul Mullen (tuba).
This recital is free and open to the public, and free parking is available. For more information about this and other free Library music programs visit jplmusic.blogspot.com, or call (904) 630-2665.
Jacksonville Main Library • www.jaxpubliclibrary.org
Hicks Auditorium (Conference Level), 303 North Laura Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202


Friday, January 14 @ 7:30 pm
Beaches Fine Arts: Trio Cavatina

For more info about Trio Cavatina, visit www.triocavatina.com
Free and open to the public
Sponsored by Beaches Fine Arts • www.beachesfinearts.org
St. Paul’s By-the-Sea Episcopal Church • www.spbts.net
1150 Fifth St N, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 • Phone 904-249-4091


Saturday, January 15 @ 7:30 pm
Palms Fine Arts: Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet
Julianne McCarthy, soprano • David Diehl, tenor • Denise Wright, piano

Julianne McCarthy is a gradute of Jacksonville’s Douglas Anderson School of the Arts and is currently in her junior year at Johns Hopkins’ Peabody Institute of Music. She studies with soprano Ah Young Hong. David Diehl hails from Lancaster, Pennsylvania and studies at Peabody with world-famous bass baritone John Shirley-Quirk. The program’s repertoire will explore themes from Romeo and Juliet through art song, opera and musical theater.
Palms Presbyterian Church • www.palmschurch.org
3410 S. Third Street, Jacksonville Beach, FL • Phone: 904-246-6427


Sunday, January 16 @ 3:00 pm
Riverside Community Concert: Bach’s "Christmas Oratorio" Part VI and "Orchestral Suite No. 3"

sung by the choirs of Riverside and St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
with Orchestra at Riverside
Riverside Presbyterian Church • www.rpcjax.org
849 Park St. (corner of Post) • Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-4585


Sunday, January 16 @ 7:00 pm
San Marco Chamber Music Society

www.sanmarcochambermusic.org
Jacksonville Oboists: Tony Kamnikar (Oboe); Eric Olson (Oboe); Claudia Minch (English Horn, Oboe)
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Churchwww.stmarksjax.org
3976 Hendricks Avenue, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-396-9608



Friday, January 21 @ 11:00 am & 7:30 pm
Friday Musicale: LE CHEVALIER DE SAINT-GEORGES "The Black Mozart"

Violinist Tyrone Tidwell will narrate the life of Saint-Georges interspersed with several works by the 18th century composer and closing with the Chevalier's Symphony Concertante in E-flat for two violins and orchestra.
Additional musicians on the program will include Timothy Edwards, Max Huls, Swantje Biernacki, Angelo Goderre, Larry Rawdon, Jamar Woods, and soprano Gabrielle Williams.
The narration was prepared by JU Professor Emeritus of Humanities, Dr. Sharon Scholl.
Friday Musicale concerts are presented for the benefit of the Jacksonville community and are free.
Friday Musicale • www.fridaymusicale.com
645 Oak Street, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-7584
Contact: CHRISTOPHER HEACOX, executive director, at 904-232-2601


Sunday, January 30 @ 3:00 pm
Music through the Ages: "Four Hands & Four Feet" ~ Music for Organ Duet

In recognition of the 30th anniversary celebration of our Austin pipe organ, this recital will feature organ music composed for two performers, for four hands and four feet. Jacksonville organists Rodney Cleveland (Lakewood Presbyterian Church), and Jonathan Easter (St. Paul's by the Sea Episcopal Church), and Zach Klobnak will perform. Don't miss it!
Music through the Ages is a music concert series celebrating 125 years of ministry at
All Saints Episcopal Churchwww.allsaintsjax.org
4171 Hendricks Avenue, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-737-8488
For more info, contact Zach Klobnak, Director of Music

November 2010

Jacksonville

Free Jacksonville Concerts scheduled for November, 2010





Wednesday, November 3 @12:30 pm
Wednesday Happening: Andrew Clarke, organist
The "More Wednesday" music programs last 25 minutes.
Riverside Presbyterian Church • www.rpcjax.org
849 Park St. (corner of Post) • Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-4585


Friday, November 5 @ 11:00 am & 7:30 pm
Friday Musicale: CUARTETO DEL SUR

Carlos Odria (guitar, cuatro) • Carlos Silva (guitar, charango, vihuela, cajón) • Brian Hall (bass) • Michael Bakan (Latin/world percussion)
Friday Musicale concerts are presented for the benefit of the Jacksonville community and are free.
Friday Musicale • www.fridaymusicale.com645 Oak Street, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-7584
Contact: CHRISTOPHER HEACOX, executive director, at 904-232-2601


Friday, November 5 @7:00 pm
Palm Coast UMC: Jamison Walker, Tenor Soloist

Palm Coast United Methodist Church • www.pcconcertseries.org
5200 Belle Terre Parkway, Palm Coast, FL 32137 • Phone 386-445-2098


Friday, November 5 @7:30 pm
UNF Cummer Family Foundation Chamber Music Series

Dr. David Dees, saxophone with Dr. Mimi Noda, piano
Free concert, Dr. Guy Yehuda, artistic director.
1 UNF Drive near Jacksonville, FL 32224
For addtional info call 904.620.2878 or visit website.
Website www.unf.edu/coas/music/calendar.html



Friday, November 5 @7:30 pm
St. John's Cathedral: John Cannon, organist
Premier of David Briggs' Lobe den Herren, O Meine Seele

(Commisioned for John Cannon December 2009)
For more info about John Cannon, visit www.johncannonorgan.com
St. John’s Cathedral • www.saintjohnscathedral.org
256 East Church Street (Duval at Market Street), Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-356-5507



Saturday, November 6 @7:30 pm
JU: Percussion Ensemble Concert

JU Percussion performs John Cage’s lost radio play: The City Wears A Slouch Hat. The script sketches a surreal story on a man named ‘The Voice’ who wanders around a big city, meeting various characters and circumstances. Also on the program will be pieces for marimba ensemble on how the marimba has slipped into popular culture.
Terry Concert Hall • Jacksonville University • www.ju.edu
2800 Univ Blvd North, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 800-225-2027



Sunday, November 7 @ 10:45 am
UUCJ Music for a Sunday Morning

Timothy Edwards, violin; James Massol, bassoon
Linda Minke, cello; Henson Markham, harpsichord
Boeddecker: Sonata on 'La monica'
Telemann: Sonata
Free and the public is invited. Nursery care provided.
Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville • www.uujax.org • 904-725-8133
7405 Arlington Expressway • Henson Markham, Music Director • 904-346-0373


Sunday, November 7 @5:30 pm
St. Mark’s Concert Series: Evensong for the Feast of All Saints’
Choral Evensong is particularly suited to a celebration of the Feast of All Saints’. The traditional imagery of the evening and the passing from one day to the next blends perfectly with the prayers and remembrances of our loved ones who have gone on before us. Join us as we remember all the saints in our lives.
Communion will follow in the chapel.
For more info about the St. Mark's Concert Series, see Fall 2010 Concert Series Brochure. Free and Open to the Public
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church • www.stmarksjacksonville.org
4129 Oxford Avenue, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-388-2681


Sunday, November 7 @ 6:00 pm
Good Shepherd: Solemn Evensong in Observance of All Saint's

Join us and commemorate all the faithful departed of this age and the last with the ancient evening rite of Evensong, with candles, incense, and music.
The music:
Voluntary - Sonata in A Major, Op. 65, No. 3, Felix Mendelssohn
Introit - Beati quorum via, C.V. Stanford
Preces and Responses - Thomas Ebdon
Canticles - Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in D, Herbert Brewer
Anthem - My soul, there is a country, C. Hubert H. Parry
Anthem - Song for Athene, John Tavener
Voluntary - Chant Heroique, Jean Langlais
Sung by the Chancel Choir of Good Shepherd • The Rev. Douglas G. Hodsdon, Officiant
Shannon Gallier, Organist-Choirmaster • Rodney Cleveland, Assisting Organist
A reception will follow in Craig Hall
Shannon Gallier, Organist-Choirmaster • For more info, visit www.facebook.com
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church • www.goodshepherd23.org
Park & Stockton Streets • Jacksonville • 904-387-5691


Monday, November 8 @7:30pm
UNF Recital Hall: Trio Florida

Free Concert! Featuring Guest Artist and New Faculty Member Renate Falkner, viola.
For additional information call 904.620.2878 or visit website.
Website www.unf.edu/coas/music/calendar.html



Friday, November 12 7:00 pm
Jacksonville Masterworks Chorale (www.jmcsings.org) presents Mostly Madrigals
Musical Poetry of the Renaissance
Dr. Mark Stallings, artistic director • David Gall, lute • Anne McKennon, recorder
A free concert ~ donations appreciated • For information call 904-264-2749 or visit www.jmcsings.orgThe Episcopal Church of Our Saviour • www.coos.org12236 Mandarin Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32223-1877 • Phone 904-268-9457


Sunday, November 14 10:45 am
UUCJ Music for a Sunday Morning

Free and the public is invited. Nursery care provided.
Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville • www.uujax.org • 904-725-8133
7405 Arlington Expressway • Henson Markham, Music Director • 904-346-0373


Sunday, November 14 2:30 pm
Intermezzo Sunday Concert Series
Piotr Szewczyk & Gary Smart

Please join us for two great recitals in one afternoon of contemporary music-making!
First, the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra’s Piotr Szewczyk (www.verynewmusic.com) will premiere pieces for unaccompanied violin written especially for him by composers from around the world.
Rounding out the program, University of North Florida professor Dr. Gary Smart will present free-wheeling solo piano improvisations. Discard the labels—expect the unexpected!
This recital is free and open to the public, and free parking is available. For more information about this and other free Library music programs visit jplmusic.blogspot.com, or call (904) 630-2665.
Jacksonville Main Library
Hicks Auditorium (Conference Level), 303 North Laura Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202


Sunday, November 14 4:00 pm
Beaches Fine Arts: Andreas Klein, piano

For more info about Andreas Klein, visit www.andreasklein.comFree and open to the public
Sponsored by Beaches Fine Arts • www.beachesfinearts.org
St. Paul’s By-the-Sea Episcopal Church • www.spbts.net
1150 Fifth St N, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 • Phone 904-249-4091


Monday, November 15 7:30 pm
Friday Musicale: Mazurka ~ "Life of Chopin"

Chopin's life told through biographies and letters of the composer's closest friends, including Liszt, Schumann, Fontana, and George Sand and underscored by the performance of Chopin Mazurkas, his most personal music. Written and performed by students from the Jacksonville University piano studio, Scott Watkins, director
Friday Musicale concerts are presented for the benefit of the Jacksonville community and are free.
Friday Musicale • www.fridaymusicale.com645 Oak Street, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-7584
Contact: CHRISTOPHER HEACOX, executive director, at 904-232-2601


Wednesday, November 17 7:30 pm
JU: Jazz: The Artful Language

Come be a part of what has now become a growing tradition - an intimate nightclub experience. The event will celebrate the ultimate art of musical communication by small chamber jazz groups, featuring student & faculty jazz ensembles
Fine Arts Hall • Jacksonville University • www.ju.edu2800 Univ Blvd North, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 800-225-2027


Friday, November 19 11:00 am & 7:30 pm
Friday Musicale: NING YU, piano


Innovators of the 20th Century
  • Études-tableaux Op. 39 No.1 C minor (1917)by S. Rachmaninoff
  • Etude XI Pour les arpèges composes (1916) by Claude Debussy
  • Études Pour Piano Premier Livre (1985) by György Ligeti
    -----(1. Désordre & 6. Automne à Varsovie)Etude No. 6 “Grain” (2001) by Unsuk Chin
  • Gnomic-Variations (1970) by George Crumb
  • Archipel IV (1970) by Andre Boucourechliev

    Friday Musicale concerts are presented for the benefit of the Jacksonville community and are free.
    Friday Musicale • www.fridaymusicale.com645 Oak Street, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-7584
    Contact: CHRISTOPHER HEACOX, executive director, at 904-232-2601


    Friday, November 19 7:30 pm
    Orange Park Chorale: "Celebration of Faith, Family and Freedom"

    The Orange Park Chorale (www.orangeparkchorale.com) cordially invites you to the "Celebration of Faith, Family and Freedom" concert!
    Join us for an uplifting performance of songs surrounding some of the most important parts of our lives: Faith, Family and Freedom
    Grace Episcopal Church • www.graceepiscopalop.org
    245 Kingsley Ave, Orange Park, FL 32073-5695 • Phone 904-264-9981
    Admission: FREE (Donations accepted) • For More Information: (904) 271-2326


    Friday, November 19 7:30 pm
    JU: Mazurka

    Chopin’s life, told through biographies and letters of the composer’s closest friends, including Franz Liszt, Robert Schumann, Julian Fontana, and George Sand, and underscored by Chopin’s most personal music, his Mazurkas. Written and performed by students from JU’s piano studio
    Terry Concert Hall • Jacksonville University • www.ju.edu
    2800 Univ Blvd North, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 800-225-2027


    Saturday, November 20 @6pm
    Pianist Jeanne Huebner and Friends

    Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville

    Featuring the Piano Quintet Op. 57 by Dimitri Shostakovich, in observance of the 70th anniversary of its November premiere. Works by Haydn, Boccherini, Debussy and Dvorak.will round out the evening's program.
    Rree and open to the public

    Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville
    7405 Arlington Expressway
    Jacksonville, FL 32211
    904-725-8133
    Rev. Ron Hersom, minister
    Henson Markham, music director
    www.uujax.org


    Sunday, November 21 10:45 am
    UUCJ Music for a Sunday Morning

    Kyle Enriquez, euphonium
    Free and the public is invited. Nursery care provided.
    Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville • www.uujax.org • 904-725-8133
    7405 Arlington Expressway • Henson Markham, Music Director • 904-346-0373


    Sunday, November 21 3:00 pm
    Music through the Ages: Zach Klobnak, organ

    This year marks the 30th anniversary of the installation of All Saints' Austin pipe organ. Director of Music, Zach Klobnak, will present an organ recital of varied repertoire that will include osme pieces from Robert Lee's (Oranist-Choirmast at All Saints, 1965-86) dedicatory recital.
    Music through the Ages is a music concert series celebrating 125 years of ministry at All Saints Episcopal Church • www.allsaintsjax.org
    4171 Hendricks Avenue, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-737-8488
    For more info, contact Zach Klobnak, Director of Music


    Sunday, November 21 3:00 pm
    Riverside Community Concert: The Orange Park Chorale
    Douglas Westberry, director

    The Orange Park Chorale (www.orangeparkchorale.com) cordially invites you to the "Celebration of Faith, Family and Freedom" concert!
    Join us for an uplifting performance of songs surrounding some of the most important parts of our lives: Faith, Family and Freedom
    Riverside Presbyterian Church • www.rpcjax.org
    849 Park St. (corner of Post) • Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-4585


    Sunday, November 21 3:00 pm
    JU: Chamber Concert
    JU’s finest musicians will perform a varied and engaging program of chamber music.
    Terry Concert Hall • Jacksonville University • www.ju.edu2800 Univ Blvd North, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 800-225-2027


    Sunday, November 21 6:00 pm
    Victor Minke Huls, cello: Return Recital


    The program will most likely consist of all solo works, such as suites by Bach, Cassado, or Crumb.

    Church of the Good Shepherd
    Good Shepherd Episcopal Church • www.goodshepherd23.org
    Park & Stockton Streets • Jacksonville • 904-387-5691


    Tuesday, November 23, 2010 @7:30pm
    UNF Percussion Ensemble Chamber Concert

    Free Concert!
    Charlotte Mabrey conducts the UNF Percussion Ensemble.
    For additional info call 904.620.2878

    UNF Robinson Theater
    1 UNF Drive near Jacksonville, FL 32224



    Wednesday, November 24 7:00 pm
    St. Mark’s Concert Series: Thanksgiving Eucharist

    The Thanksgiving Eve service is a wonderful tradition at St. Mark’s. Join us for this heartwarming eucharist, with special music by the full choir, as we "raise the song of harvest home."
    For more info about the St. Mark's Concert Series, see Fall 2010 Concert Series Brochure. Free and Open to the Public
    St. Mark’s Episcopal Church • www.stmarksjacksonville.org4129 Oxford Avenue, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-388-2681


    Wednesday, November 24 7:00 pm
    Good Shepherd: Holy Eucharist in Observance of Thanksgiving
    Shannon Gallier, Organist-Choirmaster
    Good Shepherd Episcopal Church • www.goodshepherd23.org
    Park & Stockton Streets • Jacksonville • 904-387-5691


    Sunday, November 28 @ 10:45 am
    UUCJ Music for a Sunday Morning
    Ria Falkner, vocals; Peter Alexander, guitar

    Gershwin and other favorites
    Free and the public is invited. Nursery care provided.
    Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville • www.uujax.org • 904-725-8133
    7405 Arlington Expressway • Henson Markham, Music Director • 904-346-0373


    Sunday, November 28 @7:00 pm
    Vivaldi's Glora (RV 589) and Concerto No. 4 in F minor, "Winter," (RV 297)

    The Parish Choir of The Episcopal Church of Our Saviour with chamber orchestra • Dr. Matthew Caine, conductor
    Free admission
    The Episcopal Church of Our Saviour • www.coos.org
    12236 Mandarin Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32223-1877 • Phone 904-268-9457

  • October 2010

    Jacksonville

    Free Jacksonville Concerts scheduled for October, 2010







    Thursday, October 14 @6:30pm


    JMC: Mostly Madrigals
    Jacksonville Masterworks Chorale
    (www.jmcsings.org) presents Mostly Madrigals, musical poetry of the Renaissance
    Dr. Mark Stallings, artistic director • David Gall, lute • Anne McKennon, recorder
    A free concert ~ donations appreciated
    For information call 904-264-2749 or visit www.jmcsings.org
    Westminster Woods on Julington Creek • www.westminsterretirement.com/html/westminster_woods.html
    25 State Road 13, Jacksonville, FL 32259 • Phone 904-287-7300




    Friday, October 15 @8pm


    UNF: The 6th Annual Upbeat Pink: Night at the Movies!
    A Musical Tribute to Breast Cancer Survivorship
    Dr. Gordon Brock, UNF Wind Symphony, conductor
    Dr. Cara Tasher, UNF Chorale, conductor
    Special Guests: Dr. Edith Perez and Donna Deegan
    Admission: Free
    Lazzara Hall • University of North Florida • Department of Music • www.unf.edu/coas/music/
    1 UNF Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32224 • Phone 904-620-2961




    Sunday, October 17 @ 10:45am


    UUCJ Music for a Sunday Morning
    Anne McKennon, Caroline Sampson, flutes

    Peter and the Wolf
    The Joyful Singers, Sharon Scholl, director
    Free and the public is invited. Nursery care provided.
    Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville • www.uujax.org • 904-725-8133
    7405 Arlington Expressway • Henson Markham, Music Director • 904-346-0373




    Sunday, October 17 @6pm


    Chamber Music Society of Good Shepherd
    Brass Spectacular

    UNF Brass Ensemble, Randy Tinnin, director • UF Brass Ensemble, James Jenkins, director • Ancient City Brass Ensemble, Cliff Newton, director • Gregory Spiess, organ
    Free and open to the public. Donations welcome.
    Craig Hall • Good Shepherd Episcopal Church • www.goodshepherd23.org
    Park & Stockton Streets • Jacksonville • 904-387-5691




    Monday, October 18 @7:30pm


    UNF: Faculty Woodwind Quintet
    Admission: Free
    Recital Hall • University of North Florida • Department of Music • www.unf.edu/coas/music/
    1 UNF Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32224 • Phone 904-620-2961




    Friday, October 22 @7:30pm


    Friday Musicale: SEASON GALA OPENING
    JAMIE BARTON, mezzo-soprano • JON EASTER, piano


    Black tie optional • Opening Gala Tickets are RSVP only

    Please call 904-355-7584 or email mandie@FridayMusicale.com for your Free Tickets

    Friday Musicale concerts are presented for the benefit of the Jacksonville community and are free.
    Friday Musicale • www.fridaymusicale.com
    645 Oak Street, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-7584
    Contact: CHRISTOPHER HEACOX, executive director, at 904-232-2601




    Saturday, October 23 @1pm


    UNF: American String Teachers Association - Florida State Solo String Competition
    Dr. Simon Shiao, coordinator
    Admission: Free
    Recital Hall • University of North Florida • Department of Music • www.unf.edu/coas/music/
    1 UNF Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32224 • Phone 904-620-2961




    Sunday, October 24 @ 10:45am


    UUCJ Music for a Sunday Morning
    Maria Pena, soprano • David Gall, lute
    Free and the public is invited. Nursery care provided.
    Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville • www.uujax.org • 904-725-8133
    7405 Arlington Expressway • Henson Markham, Music Director • 904-346-0373




    Sunday, October 24 @3pm


    YOU ARE THE MUSIC
    An afternoon of music for the heart, presented by The Florida State College at Jacksonville Choirs
    Conducted by Wayne Bailey, Director of Choral Studies & Professor of Voice
    Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church • www.habchurch.com
    4001 Hendricks Ave, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-396-7745




    Sunday, October 24 @3pm


    Riverside Community Concert: Classical and Jazz Music for Two Pianos
    Riverside Presbyterian Church • www.rpcjax.org
    849 Park St. (corner of Post) • Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-4585




    Wednesday, October 27 @7:30pm


    UNF Orchestra Showcase Concert
    Dr. Simon Shiao, conductor
    Featuring Dr. Marc Dickman, guest soloist
    Admission: Free
    Lazzara Hall • University of North Florida • Department of Music • www.unf.edu/coas/music/
    1 UNF Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32224 • Phone 904-620-2961




    Sunday, October 31 @ 10:45am


    UUCJ Music for a Sunday Morning
    Timothy Edwards, violin • Jeanne Huebner, Henson Markham, piano

    Saint-Saens: Dance macabre • Bach: Cantabile
    Free and the public is invited. Nursery care provided.
    Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville • www.uujax.org • 904-725-8133
    7405 Arlington Expressway • Henson Markham, Music Director • 904-346-0373




    Sunday, October 31 @ 11am


    Riverside Community Concert: "Requiem" by Gabriel Faure
    Sung by the Cantata Choir with Catherine Fortson, organist
    Riverside Presbyterian Church • www.rpcjax.org
    849 Park St. (corner of Post) • Jacksonville, FL • Phone 904-355-4585


    Jacksonville

    Free Jacksonville Concerts scheduled for September, 2010





    Thursday, 09/02 @7:30pm: Wilson Center FSCJ


    FSCJ Faculty Piano Trio Recital - "Something Very, Very New...Something Old"

    Ileana Fenandez, Piotr Szewczyk & Lauren Franklin
    Come enjoy an evening of chamber music with FSCJ faculty pianist Ileana Fernandez, violinist Piotr Szewczyk, and cellist Lauren Franklin. It’s an entertaining program celebrating Chopin’s 200th birthday, as well as featuring world premiers of works by two local composers, Piotr Szewczyk and Edward Lein.Wilson Center at FSCJ
    11901 Beach Blvd
    Jacksonville, FL 32246 US

    Saturday, 09/11 @ 2pm: St. John's Cathedral


    Peace Concert at St. John's Cathedral

    Co-sponsored by University of North Florida (www.unf.edu) and Jacksonville Sister Cities Association (www.jsca.org)

    St. John's Cathedral hosts a free Peace Concert to commemorate this historic date and to reaffirm our hope for world peace. Please make plans to attend as we come together with more than 2,000 cities around the world to celebrate life and universal humanity. Performing ensembles will include the UNF Chamber Singers, the Jacksonville Children's Chorus, the Paxon Honor Chorus, and the Douglas Anderson Chorale. A reception will follow in Taliaferro Hall. For more information call 620-3839.
    Admission is free.

    Saint Johns Cathedral • www.saintjohnscathedral.org
    256 East Church Street
    Duval at Market Street
    Jacksonville FL
    Phone 904-356-5507


    Sunday, 09/12 @ 10:45am: UUJax


    Angelo Goderre, viola & Jeanne Huebner, piano
    • Telemann: Concerto for Viola


    Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville
    7405 Arlington Expressway
    Jacksonville, FL 32211
    http://www.uujax.org/what/music-program.html


    Sunday, 09/12 @7pm: St. Mark's Lutheran

    San Marco Chamber Music Society Diabetes Benefit
    San Marco Chamber Music Society’s first concert of the season. Featuring soprano Lindsey Tuller, keyboardist Timothy Tuller, oboist Eric Olson, and Ellen Olson, viola. Music by Brahms, Bridge, Bach, and Krebs.
    Free will offering taken to benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, with matching funds from Thrivent Financial for Lutherans.

    St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
    3976 Hendricks Ave.
    http://www.sanmarcochambermusic.org/


    Wednesday, 09/15 @ 7:30pm : UNF


    Guest Cello Recital : Dr. Greg Sauer, cello
    Dr. Nick Curry, coordinator

    Recital Hall
    University of North Florida
    Department of Music
    1 UNF Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32224
    Phone 904-620-2961
    www.unf.edu/coas/music/


    Friday, 09/17 @7:30pm: Beaches Fine Arts

    Pablo Ziegler’s Classical Tango Quartet
    Hailed as the outstanding representative of the nuevo tango of his generation, Pablo Ziegler’s “group maintains the essence of the new tango, which translates structural experiments into mood swings; astringent to sultry, gruff to tender, agitated to buoyant.” --The New York Times

    St. Paul’s by the Sea Episcopal Church
    1150 North Fifth Street
    Jacksonville Beach
    http://www.beachesfinearts.org/


    Sunday, 09/19 @3pm: Various venues


    Cover the Town with Sound
    * Symphony ensembles will give free community concerts throughout the First Coast.

    Cover the Town With Sound is a day of free community concerts by Jacksonville Symphony Ensembles to kick-off the new Symphony season and foster community pride in our city. Small groups of Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra musicians (including string, woodwind and brass quintets) will perform at venues throughout the greater Jacksonville area.

    Performances are scheduled to begin at 3:00 p.m. and each program will run for 45 minutes. Locations and start times are subject to change.

    http://www.jaxsymphony.org/concerts/Cover-the-Town-With-Sound.html

    COVER THE TOWN WITH SOUND - Locations and musicians include:

    Downtown
    Jacksonville Public Library - Main Library – 303 North Laura Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202
    Harp/Violin Duo: Kayo Ishimaru, harp and Max Huls, violin

    Northside
    Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens* – 370 Zoo Parkway, Jacksonville, FL 32218
    (*Zoo admission is required for entry. Performance is free.)
    Woodwind Quintet: Les Roettges, flute, Eric Olson, oboe, Peter Wright, clarinet, Christopher Sales, bassoon, and Kevin Reid, French horn

    Gateway Shopping Center – 5000 Norwood Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32208
    String Quintet: Annie Morris, violin, Patrice Evans, violin, Susan Pardue, viola, Laurie Casseday, cello, and Kevin Casseday, bass
    Followed by music from the North Brookside Community Gospel Choir

    Riverside
    Riverside Presbyterian Church – 849 Park Street, Jacksonville, FL 32204
    Woodwind Quintet: Rhonda Cassano, flute, Claudia Minch, oboe, Marci Gurnow, clarinet, Anthony Anurca, bassoon, and Aaron Brask, French horn

    Beaches
    Palms Presbyterian Church – 3410 3rd St S, Jacksonville Bch, FL 32250
    String Quartet: Melissa Pierson Barrett, violin, Anna Genest, violin, Colin Kiely, viola, and Sofia Every, cello

    Southside/Baymeadows
    Brighton Bay Retirement – 10061 Sweetwater Parkway, Jacksonville, FL 32256
    String Quintet: Clinton Dewing, violin, Barbara Engle, violin, Karen Bair Boling, viola, Vernon Humbert, cello, and Patrick Bilanchone, bass

    St. Augustine/World Golf Village
    Glenmoor Retirement – 235 Towerview Drive, St. Augustine, FL 32092
    String Quartet: Glynda Newton, violin, Lois Gosa, violin, Ellen Olson, viola, and Kathy Dennis, cello

    Clay County/Orange Park
    Grace Episcopal Church – 245 Kingsley Ave, Orange Park, FL 32073
    String Quartet: Ruxandra Marquardt, violin, Aurelia Duca, violin, Merryn Corsat, viola, and Alexei Romanenko, cello

    Amelia Island/Fernandina Beach
    Amelia Plantation Chapel – 1450 Bowman Rd, Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
    (Note: Location changed from First Baptist Fernandina Beach)
    String Quintet: Piotr Szewczyk, violin, Christopher Chappell, violin, Jorge Pena, viola, Betsy Federman, cello, and John Wieland, bass

    For more information, contact Tony Kamnikar, Education and Community Programs Manager (904) 354-5657; email: tkamnikar@jaxsymphony.org.


    Sunday, 09/19 @3pm: JU Terry Hall


    Music Faculty Showcase Recital

    Join celebrated Jacksonville University artist-instructors for an afternoon of classical and contemporary chamber, vocal, and jazz music.

    Jacksonville University
    2800 University Blvd North
    Jacksonville, FL 32211
    (904)256-8000
    (800)225-2027

    http://www.ju.edu/programs/music/events.aspx



    Sunday, 09/19 @6pm


    Good Shepherd Chamber Music Society
    • Zelenka, Laudate pueri, tenor, trumpet, strings / Shannon Gallier, tenor
    • Telemann: Viola Concerto / Angelo Goderre, viola
    • Telemann: Concerto for flute & bassoon / Gia Sastre, flute; James Massol, bassoon
    • Galuppi: Ave maris stella, soprano, 2 trumpets, strings / Rhonda Nus Tinnin, soprano


    The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
    Craig Hall
    1100 Stockton Street
    acksonville, FL 32204
    Phone 904-387-5691
    http://goodshepherd23.org/MusicCMS.html


    Monday, 09/20 @7:30pm : UNF


    Improvisations
    Composer-pianist Gary Smart and friends will perform a free-wheeling concert featuring piano solos in various styles, duo and group improvisations in unusual musical contexts. Old pop, folk, new age, jazz, hymns, contemporary classical, and hi-tech. Discard the labels. Expect the unexpected!
    Tickets: Free

    Recital Hall
    University of North Florida
    Department of Music
    1 UNF Drive
    acksonville, FL 32224
    www.unf.edu/coas/music/
    Phone 904-620-2961



    Sunday, 09/26 @ 10:45am: UUJax

    Timothy Edwards, violin; Tyrone Tidwell, viola

    • Handel/Halvorsen: Passacaglia for Violin & Viola


    Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville
    7405 Arlington Expressway
    Jacksonville, FL 32211

    http://www.uujax.org/what/music-program.html



    Sunday, 09/26 @5:30pm : St. Mark’s Episcopal


    St. Mark’s Concert Series: St. Michael and All Angels Evensong
    Choral Evensong is probably the most Anglican liturgy in existence. A combination of the monastic services of vespers and compline, it is a lovely, sung evening service led by the choir in which we thank God for the day that has passed and ask for peace and protection during the night ahead. Join us as we celebrate Michael and all the angels in their great heavenly war against Satan and the forces of evil. Communion will follow in the chapel.
    Free and Open to the Public

    St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
    www.stmarksjacksonville.org
    4129 Oxford Avenue, Jacksonville, FL
    Phone 904-388-2681


    Monday, September 27 @7:30 pm : UNF



    Faculty Recital - Dr. Erin K. Bennett, piano

    Tickets: Free

    Recital Hall
    University of North Florida
    Department of Music
    1 UNF Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32224
    Phone 904-620-2961
    www.unf.edu/coas/music/


    Tuesday, 09/28 @ 7:30 pm : UNF


    UNF Percussion Ensemble Chamber Concert
    Charlotte Mabrey, conductor
    Tickets: Free

    Robinson Theater
    University of North Florida
    Department of Music
    1 UNF Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32224
    Phone 904-620-2961
    www.unf.edu/coas/music/

    August Concerts

    Jacksonville

    Free Jacksonville Concerts scheduled for August, 2010





    Sunday, 8/8@6pm : Friday Musicale Summer Festival


    Anastasiya Naplekova

    The Friday Musicale is pleased to announce its first annual Friday Musicale Summer Festival with a concert Sunday, August 8, 6 pm in the Friday Musicale concert hall, 645 Oak Street, Riverside. Festival concerts are free and open to the public; donations will be gratefully received for the benefit of the Friday Musicale's scholarship programs.
      The inaugural concert August 8th will feature Ukrainian pianist Anastasiya Naplekova playing:
    • Sonata in A Major K.322 by Domenico Scarlatti
    • Sonata in E Major K.380 by Domenico Scarlatti
    • Partita no.3 in E Major BWV 1006 by J. S. Bach (arr. by S. Rachmaninoff)
    • Prelude Op.32, No.10 in B minor by Sergei Rachmaninoff
    • Etude-tableau Op.39, No. 3 in F-sharp minor by Sergei Rachmaninoff
    • Sonata No.3 in B minor, Op. 58 (Allegro maestoso) by Frederic Chopin
    The August 8 concert will open with a performance of the Saint-Saens Sonata for Oboe performed by Cuban oboist Reinaldo Perez assisted by Philippine pianist Rodgin Arpon, followed by the aria 'Caro nome' from Verdi's Rigoletto sung by Gabrielle Williams accompanied by Jeanne Huebner.

    About Anastasiya Naplekova:
    Anastasiya Naplekova was born in Kharkov, Ukraine. In 2002, she entered the Kharkov State University of Arts to study piano under the honored artist, Professor Nataliya Melnikova. She completed her master’s degree in 2007.
    Ms. Naplekova has been a recipient of numerous prizes in international piano competitions, such as the 4th premium laureate of the 4th International A. Alieva Piano Competition (France, 2004); honorary mention in the 6th International Paderewski Piano Competition (Poland, 2004); 1st prize laureate and special prize of the R. Firkusny International Piano Competition (Czech, 2005), and 6th prize laureate of the International Piano Competition in memory of V. Horowitz (Ukraine, 2007). Ms. Naplekova participated in international musical festivals and master-classes, such as the Paris International Summer sessions organized under the Foundation Bell’Arte, and Beethoven master-classes with Menahem Pressler in Boston, MA, among many others. She has given solo recitals and has been featured with numerous orchestras in Ukraine, Russia, Czech Republic, France and the USA. Winner of the 2008 UF Concerto Competition, Ms. Naplekova completed a master’s degree in piano performance at the University of Florida with Dr. Kevin Sharpe in 2010.

    Friday Musicale, Inc.
    645 Oak Street
    Jacksonville, FL 32207
    Henson Markham, president
    Christopher Heacox, executive director, 904-232-2601
    904-355-7584
    www.FridayMusicale.com


    Sunday, 8/15@6pm : Chamber Music Society of Good Shepherd


    Concerts by the Chamber Music Society are offered on the third Sunday of each month. All concerts are free and open to the public.
    • Vivaldi: Concerto for 2 flute (Anne McKennon, Kathy Hunt, flutes)
    • Vivaldi: Concerto for guitar (Brent Bevis, guitar)
    • Handel: Aria 'Ne men con l'ombre' from Serse (Gabrielle Williams, soprano; Timothy Edwards, violin)
    • Albinoni: Concerto for 2 oboes (Caroline Sampson, Reinaldo Perez, oboes)

    Chamber Music Society of Good Shepherd
    Henson Markham, founder
    Timothy Edwards & Gregory Spiess, artistic directors
    The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd : Craig Hall

    1100 Stockton Street, Jacksonville, FL 32204
    Phone 904-387-5691
    http://www.goodshepherd23.org/MusicCMS.html


    Friday, 8/27@7:30pm : Friday Musicale Summer Festival


    Rodgin Arpon, piano
    John Henry Kruer, violin
    Victor Minke Huls, cello & Brent Pafford, piano
    Jahaan Sweet & Jamar Woods, jazz pianos


    The second concert in this inaugural season will take place Friday, August 27, 7:30 pm, with a program including violinist John Henry Kruer, winner of the Friday Musicale's 2007 scholarship competition, and closing with a jazz set by pianist Jahaan Sweet and a jazz improvisation on the Friday Musicale's two Steinway concert grands by Mr. Sweet and Jamar Woods.
    • Overture In B Minor , Op. 39 No. 11, by Charles-Valentin Alkan (Rodgin Arpon, piano)
    • Sonata No. 6, Op. 27, by Eugene Ysaye (John Henry Kruer, violin)
    • Sonata in B Minor, by Alexander Borodin (Victor Minke Huls, cello; Brent Pafford, piano)
    • Jazz Piano (Jahaan Sweet, piano)
    • Jazz Improvisation for Two Steinways (Jahaan Sweet & Jamar Woods, pianos)

    Friday Musicale, Inc.
    645 Oak Street

    Jacksonville, FL 32207
    Henson Markham, president
    Christopher Heacox, executive director, 904-232-2601
    904-355-7584
    www.FridayMusicale.com

    Friday, 8/27 @8pm: The River City Men's Chorus

    Fight the Good Fight #2

    The River City Men's Chorus is giving a Benefit Concert for "In The Pink" and all breast cancer survivors. The music ranges from Classical to Gospel, and is directed by R. Wayne Bailey, with Marilyn Parrish as accompanist. Free, but with good-will donations going to "In The Pink".

    St. Paul's by-the-Sea Episcopal Church
    465 11th Avenue North
    Jacksonville Bch, FL 32250-4722
    (904) 249-4091

    July Concerts


    07/11 @ 10:45am: Sunday Music


    Max Huls, violin; Lauren Franklin, cello; and Christine Clark, piano
    Schumann: Piano Trio in D Minor

    Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville
    7405 Arlington Expressway, 32211
    904-725-8133
    Gregg Miles, president
    Henson Markham, music director, 904-346-0373
    www.uujax.org

    07/11 @3pm: Summer Organ Recital Series: Filippa Duke


    CLICK HERE for series flyer

    The Church of the Good Shepherd
    1100 Stockton Street
    Jacksonville, FL 32204
    Phone: 904-387-5691
    http://www.goodshepherd23.org/

    07/16 @8pm: The River City Men's Chorus


    The River City Men's Chorus is giving their Debut Concert at Hendricks Ave. Baptist Church on Friday, July 16 at 8 PM. It is Entitled Fight the Good Fight and a free-will offering will be taken for Susan G. Komen for the Cure. The concert is free and open to the public.

    Hendricks Ave. Baptist Church
    4001 Hendricks Avenue
    Jacksonville, FL 32207-6231

    07/18 @ 10:45am: Sunday Music


    Matthew Young, piano

    Matthew Young, a recent graduate of the International Baccalaureate (IB) program at Nease High School and a student of Dr. Mary McKee, is the winner of the Jacksonville Music Teachers Association Scholarship Audition and the Mary Elizabeth Land Scholarship Audition first prize winner in the Musically Advanced ll solo piano division at the Florida Federation of Music Clubs Festival, and first prize winner in both the junior and senior levels at the Brass Ring competition. Matthew will attend Oberlin Conservatory of Music in the fall.

    Unitarian Universalist Church of Jacksonville
    7405 Arlington Expressway, 32211
    904-725-8133
    Gregg Miles, president
    Henson Markham, music director, 904-346-0373
    www.uujax.org

    07/18 @6pm: Chamber Music Society of Good Shepherd

    Schumann: Piano Trio in d minor
    Max Huls, violin; Lauren Franklin, cello; Christine Clark, piano
    Handel/Halvorsen: Duo for violin & viola
    Timothy Edwards, violin; Tyrone Tidwell, viola
    Brahms: Neue Liebeslieder Waltzes, vocal quartet & piano 4-hands
    Erin Kistner, soprano; Lysa Hofmann, alto; Jamar Woods, tenor; Chris Randolph, bass; Rodgin Arpon, Jeanne Huebner, piano; Shannon Gallier, chorusmaster

    The Church of the Good Shepherd
    1100 Stockton Street
    Jacksonville, FL 32204
    Phone: 904-387-5691
    http://www.goodshepherd23.org/

    07/25 @6pm: Summer Organ Recital Series: Rodney Cleveland


    CLICK HERE for series flyer

    The Church of the Good Shepherd
    1100 Stockton Street
    Jacksonville, FL 32204
    Phone: 904-387-5691
    http://www.goodshepherd23.org/


    07/31 @7:30pm: Nosferatu - A Symphony of Horror


    Our fascination with vampires never seems to subside. Come and see the movie that started it all! This silent film event will feature music by Plastic Squirrel (Tony Steve on percussion and Bob Moore on Piano). Admission is free... Warning: this is not a "pretty" vampire!!!

    Terry Concert Hall
    Jacksonville University

    2800 University Blvd North
    Jacksonville, FL 32211
    (904)256-8000
    (800)225-2027
    http://www.ju.edu/programs/music/facilities.aspx

    05/24 @ 7:30 p.m.: Palms Presbyterian (Jax Beach)


    Monday Evening, May 24, 2010, 7:30 p.m.

    An Evening in Paris:
    Choral Masterworks from France and Beyond



    The Concert Choir of Tennessee Wesleyan College
    Dr. Nathan Windt, conductor


    The 45-voice TWC Concert Choir tours extensively throughout the United States and Europe – a recent tour took them to Germany to perform for US troops. The evening’s program will feature music by French composers as well as music inspired by France, in addition to a traditional selection of sacred and secular American folk songs. Nathan Windt is entering his second year as Director of Choral Activities at TWC. Dr. Windt is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music.

    Palms Presbyterian Church
    3410 S. Third Street
    Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250

    Phone:904-246-6427
    Fax: 904-246-0541

    05/21 @ 11am & 7:30 pm: Friday Musicale


    KEVIN SHARPE, piano


    Art, Ascension and Absolution

    The last three Piano Sonatas of Ludwig Van Beethoven:
  • No. 30 in E major op. 109
  • No. 31 in A-flat major op. 110
  • No. 32 in c minor op. 111

    Kevin Sharpe is regarded as one of the country's most promising concert pianists. After a successful debut in New York City's Weill Hall, he has been praised by critics and has enchanted audiences with his "precise touch" and "strong individual voice."

    Sharpe's piano studies began at the age of twelve at the Newark School of the Arts. He continued his education at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music with renowned pianist and teacher, Frances Walker. According to Walker, "Sharpe is a fine sensitive musician and one of the best pianists I have ever worked with." After receiving his Bachelor of Music degree from Oberlin, Sharpe went on to Study at Indiana University where he received his Masters Degree and Doctorate of Music under the tutelage of Menahem Pressler, distinguished pianist of the Beaux Arts Trio. Pressler describes Sharpe as "an excellent pianist rather extensive repertoire ... his playing has true brilliance."

    Among the many awards Sharpe has received are the Oberlin Conservatory Rudolph Serkin prize, The National Association of Negro Musicians Competition and the National Young Artists Piano competition. In 1991, Sharpe was the top prize winner in the Johann Sebastian Bach International Piano Competition in Washington DC.

    Since that time, Sharpe has maintained a busy performing schedule in Washington, New York, New Jersey, Chicago, Florida and Atlanta. His performances of Bach's "Goldberg Variations" won him acceptance from New York's critical elite when Bernard Holland of the New York Times declared, "Mr. Sharpe's rock-steady progress through this complex music reflected both understanding and command." His Performance of the great Bach work at Washington's Organization of American States was broadcast live throughout the Latin Americas. His performance at the Kennedy Center's Terrace theatre was described as "a thoughtful performer with an attractive ear for nuance and detail."

    Currently, Dr. Sharpe holds the position of Associate professor of Piano and Chamber Music at the University of Florida where he is active as a soloist and chamber musician. A guest Soloist, he performs frequently with orchestras throughout Florida, Washington and Indiana. International appearances have included appearances in Mexico, Iceland, Finland Argentina, Hong Kong, and the Czech Republic where he was an American representative for the American Liszt society.

    Friday Musicale, Inc.
    645 Oak Street

    Jacksonville, FL 32204
    904-355-7584, phone
    904-350-3548, facsimile

    http://www.fridaymusicale.com/FM/Friday,_May_21,_2010.html
  • 05/18 @ 5:30 p.m.: Music @ Main


    Piotr Szewczyk's Violin Futura II


    Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra violinist Piotr Szewczyk returns to the Hicks Auditorium, performing new music for solo violin written especially for him by composers from around the country.

    Featured composers/works include:
    • Jason Bahr – Ephemeral Rhapsody
    • Richard Belcastro - Buyer's Remorse
    • Tyler Capp - Scatterbrain
    • Lisa Coons - Coming Undone
    • Jianjun He - Yang-Ge Dance
    • Sydney Hodkinson - RUSH
    • Kari Juusela - Red Bull #3
    • John Oliver - Tossing and Turning
    • Philip Pan - Thrash
    • William Schirmer - Lyric
    • Adam Schoenberg - Swoosh
    • Laurence Sherr – Midnight Dance
    • Gary Smart - Benediction
    • Suzanne Sorkin – Toward the Other Shore>/li>


    Music @ Main concerts are presented in the Main Library's Hicks Auditorium, located on the Conference Level of the Library near the Main Street entrances. About the MAIN LIBRARY

    Concert Parking
    Library customers who use the public garage at the corner of Duval Street and Main Street may take their garage tickets to the ground-floor Popular Services Desk to get validation for free parking weekday evenings when entering after 5 p.m., and on weekends. Free on-street parking is also available on weekends and evenings after 6 p.m.

    Main Library
    303 North Laura Street
    Jacksonville, FL 32202

    904-630-2665
    TTY for the hearing impaired: 904-630-2740

    CLICK HERE for complete information

    05/15 @ 12:30 p.m.: Baroque n’ Flutes




    Regency Regional Library presents ...

    Flutists Anne McKennon & Gia Sastre


    in a delightful afternoon concert of Baroque flute duets featuring Works by J.S. Bach, Boismortier, Telemann, Quantz, and Vivaldi

    Reception to follow

    Regency Square Regional Library
    9900 Regency Square Blvd.
    Jacksonville, FL 32225
    (904) 726-5142

    05/04 & 05/05: Music @ Main


    Tuesday, May 4, 2010 @ 6:15 p.m.
    Scott Watkins, piano


    Renowned concert pianist Scott Watkins repeats repertoire from his recent Carnegie Hall recital, performing works by Beethoven and Chopin.
    CLICK HERE for more information.


    Wednesday, May 5, 2010 @ 6:15 p.m.
    Art Walk with the Symphony


    Listen in on the celestial sounds of the harp with Kayo Ishimaru, the Jacksonville Symphony's principal harpist, as she presents a 30-minute preview of an upcoming JSO concert, accompanied on piano by Bonita Sonsini Wyke.
    CLICK HERE for more information.

    Both concerts will be held at
    Main Library -- Hicks Auditorium
    303 North laura Street
    Jacksonville, FL 32202

    04/23/2010 @ 11 am & 7:30pm: Friday Musicale


    Friday, April 23, 11 am & 7:30 pm, Friday Musicale

    A Tribute to Eileen Farrell
    Kimberly Beasley, soprano
    Bonita Sonsini Wyke, piano



    Verdi: Ritorna vincitor (Aida) ; Tacea la notte (Il Trovatore)
    Mascagni: Voi lo sapete (Cavalleria Rusticana)
    Tosti: La serenata ; Ideale ; L’alba separa dall luce l’ombra
    Strauss: Zueignung ; Allerseelen ; Heimliche Aufforderung
    Debussy: Chanson de Bilitis


    Selections from: Richard Rodgers, Lorenz Hart, George Gershwin, Harold Arlen, Hoagy Carmichael
    Friday Musicale concerts are presented for the benefit of the Jacksonville community and are free and open to the public.

    Friday Musicale
    645 Oak St., Riverside
    Jacksonville FL, 32207

    904-355-7584
    Christine Clark, president
    Henson Markham, 3rd vice-president * 904-346-0373
    Chris Heacox, executive director
    www.fridaymusicale.com

    03/24/2010 @ 6:15pm: Music @ Main


    Laura Nocchiero & Krzysztof Biernacki



    Dr. Krzysztof Biernacki, head of vocal studies at the University of North Florida, joins Italian concert pianist Laura Nocchiero for a special evening of music and song.

    CLAUDE DEBUSSY
    9 Préludes (1er livre)
    Danseuse de Delphes--Voiles--Le vens dans la plaine--Les collines d'Anacapri--La fille aux cheveux de lin--Ce qu’a vu le vent d’ouest--La cathédrale engloutie--La danse de Puck--Minstrels

    CLAUDE DEBUSSY
    Pour le piano
    Prelude--Sarabande--Toccata

    FRANCIS POULENC
    Four Mélodies
    Voyage à Paris--Hôtel--Rosemonde (texts: Guillaume Apollinaire); Mazurka (text: Louise Vilmorin)

    Complete concert information,program notes, and English translations of the song texts are available at http://mainconcerts.blogspot.com/2010/03/05242010-615pm-laura-nocchiero.html
    Concert Parking
    Library customers who use the public garage at the corner of Duval Street and Main Street may take their garage tickets to the ground-floor Popular Services Desk to get validation for free parking weekday evenings when entering after 5 p.m., and on weekends. Free on-street parking is also available evenings & weekends.

    Main Library -- Hicks Auditorium
    303 North Laura Street

    Jacksonville, FL 32202
    904-630-2665
    TTY for the hearing impaired: 904-630-2740

    03/19 @ 11am & 7:30pm: Friday Musicale

    Rodgin Arpon and Angelo Goderre

    Mary L'Engle Chamber Ensemble



    Rebecca Clarke: Sonata for viola and piano
    Angelo Goderre, viola; Rodgin Arpon, piano
    Schubert:: Piano Trio 'Notturno'
    Timothy Edwards, violin; Lauren Franklin, cello
    Jeanne Huebner, piano
    Brahms: String Sextet in B-flat
    Timothy Edwards, Swantje Biernacki, violin
    Angelo Goderre, Tyrone Tidwell, viola
    Lauren Franklin, Larry Rawdon, cello


    Friday Musicale
    645 Oak St., Riverside
    Jacksonville FL, 32207
    904-355-7584

    Christine Clark, president
    Henson Markham, 3rd vice-president * 904-346-0373
    Chris Heacox, executive director
    www.fridaymusicale.com

    03/02 @ 7:30 p.m.: JU Terry Concert Hall

    Composers Concert 2010


    The Orchestra’s program will showcase compositions by JU students and faculty.

  • Scott Watkins, Assistant Professor of Piano
  • Tony Steve, Assistant Professor of Percussion
  • William Schirmer, former Professor of Composition and Theory
  • Piotr Szewczyk, Winner of the 2008 Fresh Ink Composer Competition
  • Peter Dutilly, Winner of the 2009 Frederick Delius Award for Composition

    Stay after the concert for a Conversation with the Composers, where you can ask the composers anything you want about their music! It's too late to do this with Beethoven or Stravinsky, so take part in this incredible opportunity!

    Terry Concert Hall • Jacksonville University
    2800 Univ Blvd North, Jacksonville, FL • Phone 800-225-2027
  • 02/22/2010 @ 6:15 p.m.: Music @ Main


    Noteworthy Duo

    Flutist Lisa Schroeder and classical guitarist Michael Nigro present a program of Latin American music.

    Lisa Schroeder and Michael Nigro join their musical talents to create Noteworthy Duo. Their vision is to reach a non-classical audience, inspire the classical listener, and to touch just one life with a "noteworthy" performance. Noteworthy’s interest in South American Music can be heard throughout their extensive flute and guitar repertoire.

    This past year, the duo toured to 23 states in the U.S., playing concerts, live television programs, and radio shows. Their debut CD, entitled “Between Guitar and Flute” was released in February 2009. Lisa and Michael are both on faculty at Vanguard University of Southern California.

    Complete concert information and program notes at http://mainconcerts.blogspot.com/2010/01/02222010-615-pm-noteworthy-duo.html
    Main Library / Hicks Auditorium
    303 North Laura Street
    Jacksonville, FL 32202

    904-630-2665

    02/12/2010 @ 11a.m. & 7:30p.m.: Friday Musicale


    Philip Pan violin & 7 string Viper
    & Scott Watkins, piano



    Violin & Piano
  • Schumann: Sonata in A minor, Op. 105
  • Beethoven: Sonata in G, Op. 96

    On the 7 string Viper
  • Bach: Toccata in D minor
  • Gnarls Barkley: "Crazy"
  • Mark Woods: "Vivaldi Rocks"

    Friday Musicale concerts are presented for the enrichment of the Jacksonville community and are free and open to the public.

    Friday Musicale
    645 Oak St., Riverside
    Jacksonville FL, 32204
    904-355-7584
    Christine Clark, president
    Henson Markham, 3rd vice-president
    Chris Heacox, executive director
    www.fridaymusicale.com

    02/13/2010 @2p.m.: Music @ Main



    Friday Musicale presents
    The Amazing Life of Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges


    A Free Concert for the Whole Family!

    Violinist Tyrone Tidwell narrates the life of Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges interspersed with several works by the 18th century composer, closing with the Symphony Concertante in E-flat for two violins and orchestra.

    A free picture book about Le CHEVALIER de SAINT-GEORGES will be given to the children in the audience for this special program!

    Other featured musicians include:
    Timothy Edwards, violin
    Max Huls, violin
    Swantje Biernacki, violin
    Angelo Goderre, viola
    Larry Rawdon, cello
    Jamar Woods, keyboard
    Gabrielle Williams, soprano

    The narration was prepared by JU Professor Emeritus of Humanities, Dr. Sharon Scholl.

    Concert Parking
    Library customers who use the public garage at the corner of Duval Street and Main Street may take their garage tickets to the ground-floor Popular Services Desk to get validation for free parking weekday evenings when entering after 5 p.m., and on weekends. Free on-street parking is also available on weekends and evenings after 6 p.m.

    Main Library -- Hicks Auditorium
    303 North Laura Street

    Jacksonville, FL 32202
    904-630-2665
  • 02/09/2010 @ 6:15 p.m.: Music @ Main


    Wonkak Kim, clarinet



    Award-winning clarinetist Wonkak Kim has dazzled audiences with playing that is “virtuosic and stirring” (Journal de Morges, Switzerland). Collaborating with Mr. Kim is pianist Grace Eun-Hye Choi.

    Program Selections
  • Gioacchino ROSSINI : Introduction, Theme and Variations (1812)
  • Edward LEIN : September
  • Alban BERG : 4 Stücke, Op. 5
  • François DEVIENNE : Sonata in E-flat, Op. 28, No. 2
  • Charles-Marie WIDOR : Introduction et Rondo, Op. 72



    Hailed by critics around the world as “excellent” (The Washington Post) and as a “tour de force” (Classical Voice of North Carolina), clarinetist Wonkak Kim has quickly established himself at the forefront of his generation, concertizing throughout the United States, Costa Rica, South Korea and Europe. Mr. Kim, who began studying clarinet with Kenneth Lee at the age of fifteen, has been a featured soloist with more than a dozen orchestras, performing concertos by Mozart, Nielsen, Spohr, Weber, and Copland. As a prizewinner of numerous national and international competitions, he has appeared in Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, German Embassy in Washington D.C., and Constitution Hall.

    CLICK HERE for complete concert information.

    Music @ Main concerts are presented in the Main Library's Hicks Auditorium, located on the Conference Level of the Library near the Main Street entrances. About the MAIN LIBRARY

    Main Library
    303 North Laura Street

    Jacksonville, FL 32202
    904-630-2665

    Concert Parking
    Library customers who use the public garage at the corner of Duval Street and Main Street may take their garage tickets to the ground-floor Popular Services Desk to get validation for free parking weekday evenings when entering after 5 p.m., and on weekends. Free on-street parking is also available on weekends and evenings after 6 p.m.
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