2020 SEASON
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New Year's Concert:
Special Guest Artist: David Krakauer
wednesday, January 1, 2020
3:00pm - white theatre
Join us for an annual favorite: a New Year's Day concert with Kinnor Philharmonic!
This year, we are thrilled to announce that internationally acclaimed clarinetist David Krakauer redefines the notion of a concert artist. Known for his mastery of myriad styles, he occupies the unique position of being one of the world’s leading exponents of Eastern European Jewish klezmer music, and at the same time is a major voice in classical music.
Klezmer music is the traditional Jewish folk music of Eastern European Jewish communities. Over time, the style of music has grown to include instrumental music, Yiddish vocal music, and modern fusion music.
The performance will be followed by a champagne and dessert reception.
This year, we are thrilled to announce that internationally acclaimed clarinetist David Krakauer redefines the notion of a concert artist. Known for his mastery of myriad styles, he occupies the unique position of being one of the world’s leading exponents of Eastern European Jewish klezmer music, and at the same time is a major voice in classical music.
Klezmer music is the traditional Jewish folk music of Eastern European Jewish communities. Over time, the style of music has grown to include instrumental music, Yiddish vocal music, and modern fusion music.
The performance will be followed by a champagne and dessert reception.
Photo credit: www.davidkrakauer.com
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David Krakauer is praised internationally as an innovator in modern klezmer as well as a major voice in classical music. He received a 2015 Grammy nomination as soloist with the conductorless orchestra A Far Cry, and a Juno nomination for the CD "Akoka" with cellist Matt Haimovitz.
Krakauer has performed as soloist alongside the Amsterdam Sinfonietta, Weimar Staatskapelle, Orchestre de Lyon, Dresdener Philharmonie, and the Baltimore, Detroit, and Seattle Symphonies. Krakauer has collaborated with the Kronos, Emerson, Tokyo, Orion, and Miro String Quartets. Krakauer’s discography contains some of the most important clarinet recordings of recent decades, including The Dreams and Prayers of Isaac the Blind (Osvaldo Golijov and the Kronos Quartet/Nonesuch); The Twelve Tribes (Label Bleu), and Paul Moravec’s Pulitzer Prize-winning composition Tempest Fantasy (Naxos). David Krakauer teaches clarinet and chamber music at the Manhattan School of Music, the Mannes College of Music (New School), The Bard Conservatory, and NYU. www.davidkrakauer.com |