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Auditions! Auditions! Auditions! - Wednesday, December 31, 2008

Monday, January 5, 2009

 

6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

 

Treasures of the Gulf Museum

 
Patron Of The Arts Continues - Thursday, November 13, 2008

Three free student recitals will be at 1 p.m., 2 p.m. and 3 p.m., Friday, Nov. 7. Jonathan Guist, clarinetist, and others will perform at 8 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 8. Both performances will be at the Science, Engineering and Technology Building Lecture Hall.

For a complete season schedule and admission information go to http://blue.utb.edu/finearts/PatronHome.htm

For more information contact 882-7025 or patron@utb.edu.

 
  
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The El Paseo Arts Foundation serves the communities Lower Laguna Madre Area.
 
Our mission is to encourage, support and promote the arts for the benefit and education both of area residents and visitors.  We produce or support a year-long schedule of events including community theater, concerts, performances, local fine arts shows, cultural events focusing on area history and educational events.
 

Become a member of the El Paseo Arts Foundation – help support the arts and culture of the Lower Rio Grande Valley.

 
  
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Join the many others who are supporting the growth of the arts in the Laguna Madre area by joining the
El Paseo Arts Foundation. Click here for membership information.

We invite you to enjoy our many performances and activites throughout the year. Bookmark our site for upcoming information and event announcements.


  
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Average rating:  (4.8)
 ETA3, 12/5/2008 
Reviewer: Peggy and Bob Paris (Brownsville/South Padre Island, )
My husband and I were privileged to attend the concert by ETA3. The three musicians from Japan, Russia, and the USA, all graduates of Julliard provided a rare quality of performance that thrilled the audience more with every piece. One particularly outstanding number was played on the flute but mimicked a percussion instrument and a zoom tube, a children's toy. I hope to have opportunity to hear many more El Paseo presentations.
 Nunsense, 8/25/2008 
Reviewer: Alice Hanson (Lakeville, Mn, )
I hope you have a repeat of "Encore" for the winter Texans. I am sorry I could not have seen the production, but hope to be in the area by Oct.

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 Le Duo Francois, 6/15/2008 
Reviewer: Will Schwartz (South Padre Island, )
On Monday evening, June 2, El Paseo Arts Foundation sponsored another fine concert at the convention Center. Featured artists were Ron Francois, violinist and his wife, pianist Sylvana Santinelli. The program opened with Beethoven's G-major Sonata, alternatively majestic and light-hearted. Technical precision was impeccable with the tonal sonority of the violin blending beautifully with the rich harmonies and rhythms of the piano. As is typical in Sonata literature, both parts are equally important with suble role changes between solo and support.
Next, violinist Francois offered a sterling rendition on Sonata No. 1 by Eugene Ysaye from the 6 monumental sonatas for violin alone. This work, quoting Gregorian chants, exploits every musical potential on instrument and performer.
Following intermission, the couple returned for a powerful rendition of the great Cesar Frank Sonata.
The wonderful singing tone of the violin blended with the sumptuous voice of the piano, resulting in a colorful highlight of the program.
The performance concluded with the lively Spanish Dance from La Vida Beve by Manuel De Falla.
The husband-wife team is resident faculty at Colorado State University where they perform regularly in addition to concert tours.
An appreciative audience offered several stading ovations. El Paseo Arts Foundation merits thanks for presenting these cultural events. Next on the agenda might be for someone to come forward to promote the acquisition of a grand piano to avoid the necessity and expense for any program requiring the use of keyboard.
 Loved it!, 5/19/2008 
Reviewer: Wendy (South Padre Island, United States)
We very much enjoyed your performance of Nunsense at the SPI Convention Center. Thanks so much for bringing a great show to the island.

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El Paseo Arts Foundation presents
Valley Symphony Orchestra Principal String Quartet

SPI Convention Center
January 13, 2009

6:30 hors d'oeuvres and cash bar; 7:30 concert.

Click Here to purchase tickets online.

  
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