This live-streamed performance is the culmination of a week of intense study and focus for the 20 gifted students of the 2021 Seminar for Advanced Wind Chamber Music.
Access the Facebook live-stream of this performance below.
Winds Young Artists Concert
This performance is the culmination of a week of intense study and focus for the 25 gifted students of the 2019 Seminar for Advanced Wind Chamber Music.
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TICKET INFORMATION
Seating is General Admission. $5 tickets available for purchase at the door.
Master Class with The Prairie Winds
Join us this evening as members of The Prairie Winds work with student quintets on the repertoire they have been rehearsing this week. Observe how faculty coach students to improve their performances, and gain insights and understanding into the process of making music.
Members of The Prairie Winds:
Jonathan Keeble, flute; Susan Warner, clarinet; Laura Griffiths, oboe; Fritz Foss, horn; Timothy McGovern, bassoon
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TICKET INFORMATION
This event is FREE and open to the public.
Rostad and Díaz with Fellowship String Quartets
Advance ticket sales are now closed.
ATTENTION: A limited number of tickets will be available for purchase at-the-door starting at 7:20 pm.
PROGRAM
Beethoven: Quintet in c minor, Op. 104
Brahms: Quintet, Op.34
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MASUMI ROSTAD, violist
ANDRÉS DÍAZ, cellist
Madeline Island Chamber Music is pleased to present violist Masumi Rostad and cellist Andrés Díaz with the 2019 Fellowship String Quartets in concert on Madeline Island!
Grammy Award-winning Japanese-Norwegian violist Masumi Per Rostad has been described as an “electrifying, poetic and sensitive musician” with an “understated yet commanding presence” by critics and is in demand as a soloist, chamber musician, and teacher as well as an active contributor to many online and print publications. While studying at the Julliard School he was awarded the ‘Lillian Fuchs Award’ for outstanding graduating violist. He also won The Juilliard School Concerto Competition and performed the world premiere of Michael White’s Viola Concerto in Lincoln Center’s Avery Fisher Hall, with conductor James DePreist.
Mr. Díaz has exhilarated both critics and audiences with his intense and charismatic performances. He has earned exceptional reviews for his “strongly personal interpretive vision” (The New York Times) and his “bold and imaginative” playing (The Boston Globe) and was awarded the prestigious Avery Fisher Career Grant as well as a generous grant from the Susan W. Rose Fund for Music in 1998. His appearances at the Tanglewood festival earned him the Pierre Mayer Memorial Award for Outstanding String Player and in 2009 was nominated for a Latin Grammy.
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TICKET INFORMATION
ATTENTION: A limited number of tickets will be available for purchase at-the-door starting at 7:20 pm.
Concerts at the clubhouse are reserved seating. For more information regarding tickets please call 715-747-2561.
Prairie Winds on Madeline Island
PROGRAM
Shostakovich: Waltz No. 2
Rameau: Gavotte with Six Doubles
Danzi: Quintet in e minor
Scott: Startin’ Sumthin’
Ungar: Ashokan Farewell
Machala: American Folk Suite
Traditional: Go Tell It on the Mountain
Coleman: Tzigane
del Aguila: “In Heaven” fr. Wind Quintet #2
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JONATHAN KEEBLE, Flute; SUSAN WARNER, Clarinet
LAURA GRIFFITHS, Oboe; FRITZ FOSS, Horn; TIMOTHY McGOVERN, Bassoon
Madeline Island Chamber Music is pleased to present The Prairie Winds in concert on Madeline Island. Since 1996, The Prairie Winds have been captivating audiences throughout North America with performances that present the finest wind quintet literature. They have performed at numerous celebrated music festivals, including Ravinia, Juneau Jazz and Classics, Chamber Music America’s Education and Residency Institute, and the Britt Festival in Oregon, where the group served as quintet-in-residence for four years. In 2003, the Prairie Winds began their annual residency with Madeline Island Chamber Music offering a chamber music program for collegiate wind players.
In addition to their busy touring schedule, the quintet also has an active radio presence—recent broadcasts include full-length concerts for Chicago’s WFMT “Live from Studio One” program and for listeners of Minnesota Public Radio. The group also has collaborated several times with pianist Ralph Votapek, a Van Cliburn International Piano Competition gold medalist, with whom they performed works for winds and piano by Mozart, Beethoven, and Poulenc.
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TICKET INFORMATION
Concerts at the clubhouse are reserved seating. For more information regarding tickets please call 715-747-2561.
