Hey! We’re On the Radio This Friday
Nov 13, 2:00pm
(from a recorded Feb 16, 2020 performance)
Classical WMHT-FM 89.1 | 88.7
online at https://www.wmht.org/player/
From a performance recorded February 16, 2020 at
The School – Jack Shainman Gallery
Kinderhook, NY
https://jackshainman.com/the_school
Once again we are delighted that Concerts in the Village will be included on WMHT Radio’s broadcast schedule.
The Broad Street Orchestra’s performance of George Antheil’s spirited – actually rather wild – Serenade of 1948 was very well received by all able to be with us on February 16th.
Antheil was a unique composer in the history of 20th C. American music, a real character who counted among his closest friends the actress/inventor Hedy Lamarr. (His Wikipedia entry is worth a read: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Antheil.)
You may also find interesting a related interview by WMHT’s Rob Brown: https://www.wmht.org/blogs/classical/glorious-strings-in-a-glorious-space/.
Concerts in the Village (CITV) very much looks forward to resumption of its programming just as soon as is safely and responsibly possible. Please watch for further information.
In the hope that you, your family and friends have been well during this extended global challenge – and remain so!
David
David Smith, Artistic Director
Concerts in the Village
CITV concerts are made possible by the generous support of many individual, institutional and business supporters, including the T. Backer Fund, CITV Emerging Singer Fund, The Alexander and Marjorie Hover Foundation, Hudson River Bank and Trust Company Foundation, Eugene M. Lang Foundation, Price Chopper Golub Foundation, and Stewart’s Shops. Kinderhook Reformed Church is especially acknowledged for its many in-kind donations
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Concerts in the Village
presents choral and instrumental classical music in Kinderhook, NY.
“A stunning all Handel concert at the Kinderhook Reformed Church on November 9 was one of the finest musical events of its kind in many seasons. Maestro Smith has brought his musical forces to heights of musical grandeur. . . . This third Handel concert of the series reached heights of sustained musical beauty….In a short time ‘Concerts in the Village’ has taken on a major musical role in the Upper Hudson Valley.” -John Paul Keeler, On the Scene, Columbia-Green Media, Nov 15, 2014
CITV concerts are made possible by the generous support of many individual, institutional and business supporters, including the T. Backer Fund, CITV Emerging Singer Fund, The Alexander and Marjorie Hover Foundation, Hudson River Bank and Trust Company Foundation, Eugene M. Lang Foundation, Price Chopper Golub Foundation, and Stewart’s Shops. Kinderhook Reformed Church is especially acknowledged for its many in-kind donations
