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Available in $25, $50, and $100 denominations, GIFTix can be purchased in person at the Theater Ticket Office, by phone at 1.866.OLD.TOWN (1.866.653.8696), or online click here
CLASSICS AT THE MERC
The Golden Valley Music Society, the region’s premier classical music presenter, joins with the Old Town Temecula Theater in hosting this Sunday series, Classics at The Merc.
Most Sunday afternoons, the Classics series showcases a wide range of talent and repertoire in the intimate confines of The Merc at the Old Town Temecula Theater. Enjoy these up-close and interactive performances. A great classical experience for a great price.
Performances: Sundays at 3 p.m.
Tickets: $11 adults, $5 students (No Senior Discount)
September 12: Tango Turetzky: Bert Turetzky, Bass; Nancy Turetzky, Flute; Alyze Dreiling, Violin and Lori Lirkell, Cello September 19: Piano Competition Winners September 26: John Douglas, Pianist
October 3: DARK October 10: Colin McAllister Guitar (performance and masterclass) October 17: Unviersity of Redlands Artist Faculty: Kay Nevin, clarinet; Sarah Andon, flute; Kira Blumberg, viola; Mary Drapkin, harp October 24: Schumann Homage: Victoria Martino, violin; James Lent, piano October 31: Jung Trio- Jenny Jung, piano; Julie Jung, cello; Ellen Jung, violin
November 7: Alma Nova Duo- Jessica Pierce, flute; Almer Imamovic, guitar November 14: Gregory Lawrence, violin (masterclass and concert) November 28: Brass Quintet All American Salute- Bruce Dorcy, horn; Brandon Jagow, trombone; Michael Schmidt and Brad Steinwehe, trumpet
December 5 and 12: Candlelight Classics- click here for tickets December 19: Kensington Trio- Ron Morebello, piano; Natalka Kytasty, violin; Yuri Kytasty, cello December 26: Baroque Duo- Victoria Martino, baroque violin; James Lent, baroque continuo organ
The Soul Of John Black is the nom de musique of John Bigham, whose impressive resume includes a stint as percussionist with the Miles Davis band, eight years of guitar and keyboard work with the pioneering rock-funk-ska band Fishbone, and touring and session work with Dr. Dré, Eminem, Nikka Costa, Bruce Hornsby and Everlast, just to name a few.
It's blues for a new generation, crafted by a mature spirit who is adept at acoustic, electric, and slide guitars as well as soulful singing. With a laid back, but focused approach to live gigs, Bigham’s arrangements blend blues, folk, funk, rock, country, classic soul, gospel and world music, thus bringing the blues up to date without sacrificing authenticity.
“The Soul of John Black uncovers a stripped bare but solid little band fusing soul, blues-rock and hip-hop flavas.” The Philadelphia Daily News
SEPTEMBER SERENADES Presented by Golden Valley Music Society and Temecula Presents
A warm summer evening in our Golden Valley features Lindsay Deutsch, a rising star among violin soloists. In her California Chamber Orchestra debut, Ms. Deutsch brings her energetic, passionate playing to the stunningly beautiful Bach Concerto in A Minor. The program also features Mozart’s Divertimento # 136. And, as twilight falls into night, the orchestra’s exquisite strings explore the soaring melodies, lush harmonies, and atmospheric glow of Dvorak’s Serenade for Strings in E Major.
PROGRAM: Mozart - Divertimento # 136 Bach - Violin Concerto in A Minor Dvorak - Serenade in E Major
Performance: Saturday, September 18, 2010 at 7:30pm
Featuring the John Rodby Trio, plus surprise guests.
Performance:
Sunday, September 19, 2010 at 2:00pm
Tickets:
$25 Adults $20 Students/Military/Children
DANCE MOVES Peter G. Kalivas, from The PGK Project, in association with Temecula Presents create a new way for audiences to experience dance.
Dance Moves is an innovative forum for dancers and choreographers to promote themselves to the community and create awareness of their work.
In this intimate, non-traditional dance series, the audience mingles with the art of dance, thus creating a conversation between artist and viewer.
For the audience, this creates more insight into the choreographic and performance process of a variety of dance styles and new dance works in progress.
DANCERS & CHOREOGRAPHERS: To sign up to participate and perform, please contact Peter G. Kalivas, Artistic Director, The PGK Project, 619.886.7924 or The PGKProject@aol.com.
Performances:
Third Tuesday of each month at 7:00 pm:
September 21 October 19 November 16 December 21
Admission: $5 suggested donation at the door
"I see a different kind of discourse going on by taking away the fourth wall and losing that distance between the performer and the audience - which can be a 20-foot gap with an orchestra pit."
"In a more intimate space, the audience is remarkably close to the performance. That enables the audience to physically and visually experience the work in a whole new way."
- Peter G. Kalivas
TEMECULA GOSPEL FEST 2010 Performances: Friday, September 24, 2010 at 7:00pm Saturday, September 25, 2010 at 2:00pm Saturday, September 25, 2010 at 7:00pm
Tickets: $22
Discounts available for Seniors, Students, Military
Friday, September 24 at 7:00pm Spirit of the Valley
Join us for this unforgettable night of unified Christian praise…something you will not want to miss!
Saturday, September 25 at 2:00pm Choir Sound Off and Christian Arts Showcase
Choirs and ensembles from Southern California go head to head, competing live for a chance to claim the First Place Prize and be featured at the 7pm Grand Finale Concert. The panel of judges is made up of local dignitaries and musicians. This concert will also include Dance, Music and drama making up a dynamic Christian Arts Showcase.
Saturday September 25 at 7:00pm Heavenly Bound-Glorious Gospel Grand Finale
You will not want to miss this blow out Celebration of Gospel Music!!!!
MAMMA WANTS HER BODY BACK
Lisa Druxman, a nationally recognized author, speaker and expert on health fitness for moms, is proud to present to you her brand new educational seminar, Mama Wants Her Body Back, an enlightening event giving the secrets on how you as a modern mom with a hectic busy schedule can still achieve everything that mama wants, from getting your body back to raising a healthy, happy family.
Voted as America’s favorite mom, Lisa has appeared on CNN, the Today Show, the Montel Show, and featured in countless magazines, like Woman’s Day, Pregnancy, and Parents. She is the author of LEAN Mommy and the founder of Stroller Strides, an international chain of mom fitness groups.
At Mama Wants Her Body Back, educational seminar you will learn:
• How specific inner thoughts you say to yourself can undermine you and your family, or with the right ones, can bring you great success
• How small steps (baby steps) will transform your life, your body and your happiness
• Why it is so difficult to get your body back after pregnancy, including the seven changes of pregnancy that stay with you after giving birth, and why conventional exercise is only targeting two. If you’ve struggled to get your body back for years, now you’ll discover the 5 missing pieces to get your body back.
• How to get your children to love and want healthy food
• Overcoming the guilt of giving everything of yourself to your family, and that how a small gift to yourself turns out to be a bigger gift to all those around you.
This is a premier educational event that is being filmed as a television special. As a television special, no products or services will be sold or solicited at this event. It is purely educational. So please join Lisa for an enlightening event that will change your life to achieve everything that Mama Wants.
All attendees will receive Lisa Druxman’s Mama Wants Her Body Back fitness program, valued at over $60. Your free gift as a thank you for attending.
Performance: Thursday, September 30, 2010 at 6:30pm
Featuring music by The Andrews Sisters, The McGuire Sisters, and more!
The Swing Dolls are a dynamic female vocal trio who captivate and entertain with stunning close harmonies, show-stopping costumes and stylish choreography.
They've appeared on major television shows and in concert halls worldwide with their stunning re-creation of The Andrews Sisters', and their new variety show is not to be missed!
The Swing Dolls specialize in performing songs from girl groups spanning pop music history, with a focus on the hits of the Forties, Fifties, Sixties & Seventies, made famous by such greats as The Andrews Sisters, The McGuire Sisters, Chiffons, Lesley Gore...with a nod to the music of ABBA a la Mamma Mia! The trio's authentic renditions of classic hits like "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy", "Sincerely", It's My Party and Dancing Queen are adored by audiences of all ages.
Their performance will take the audience down memory lane, reminiscing and enjoying music from the 1940’s through the 1970’s, as The Swing Dolls pay tribute to the history of the USO and, most importantly, our Armed Forces Personnel & Veterans.
For a highly entertaining family-style show that is sure to please all ages, don't miss this exciting presentation of yesteryear's greatest hits - The Swing Dolls!
"The Swing Dolls deliver the magic and excitement of the Swing Era with dazzling vocals, choreography and show-womanship unmatched by today's modern singing trios." -Stage Review Weekly, Las Vegas
DUO PRISM Presented by Golden Valley Music Society and Temecula Presents
Comprising pianist Rieko Aizawa and violinist Jesse Mills, Duo Prism is a dynamic ensemble committed to the full spectrum of works composed for this instrumentation.
Formed in 2005, Duo Prism won 1st Prize at the Gaetano Zinetti International Chamber Music Competition in Verona, Italy in 2006. Based in New York City, the duo enjoys opportunities to work with contemporary composers in addition to their exploration of the vast traditional repertoire. They are in the process of performing the complete sonatas by Beethoven, and they aim to commission new works in the upcoming season.
Both Aizawa and Mills are graduates of the Juilliard School. Mills is also a Grammy Nominee. A native of Japan, Ms. Aizawa made her United States debut in 1988 with the New York String Orchestra at the Kennedy Center and at Carnegie Hall.
“…played as if…received from some distant, vast and magnificent reach of the cosmos.” Washington Post
With a mixture of classical and contemporary dance, City Ballet of Los Angeles presents a repertoire of visionary delight in a company reflective of the many hues illuminating the world. The Company portrays the creative union of art and culture in Los Angeles with a mixture of classical and contemporary dance.
The Company was founded in 2003 by its artistic director, Robyn Gardenhire, following a thriving and gratifying career dancing with such companies as the Cleveland Ballet, Karole Armitage, American Ballet Theatre at the request of Mikhail Baryshnikov, and then his White Oak Project where she worked with star choreographers such as Lar Lubivitch and Mark Morris.
In this performance, the Company will bring the music of J. S. Bach and John Coltrane together in one program complete with a live 5-piece jazz band.
“…created fluent stepcombinations…in a mix of ballet and vintage show dancing.” Los Angeles Times
