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Leora Zeitlin

Las Cruces
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  • 1 week ago | krwg.org | Leora Zeitlin

    Since its premiere in Russia in 1890, Tchaikovsky’s ballet “The Sleeping Beauty” has been enchanting audiences of all ages the world over. This weekend, Borderlands Ballet presents four performances of the beloved ballet, featuring two internationally famous dancers – Elizaveta (Leeza) Domracheva and Aaron Smyth – and a live orchestra conducted by Jorge Martinez Rios.

  • 4 weeks ago | krwg.org | Leora Zeitlin

    On Sunday, the Mesilla Valley Concert Band will give the world premiere of a new work composed in memory of and in honor of Dr. Bill Clark and his lifelong dedication to music as a conductor, teacher, musician, administrator – and as a great wit. The work, “Turns of Phrase,” was composed by Tom Davoren, a close friend of Dr. Michael Mapp, who succeeded Clark both as Director of Bands at NMSU and as conductor of the Mesilla Valley Concert Band.

  • 1 month ago | krwg.org | Leora Zeitlin

    Some fifty dancers will perform eighteen dances in a variety of styles, including modern, hip-hop, jazz, flamenco, and more, in three concerts this weekend presented by the NMSU Dance Program. “We have something for everyone,” said Ryan McMullen in this interview with KRWG’s Intermezzo host Leora Zeitlin about the concerts.

  • 1 month ago | krwg.org | Leora Zeitlin

    Five composers from different eras and countries, all of whose last names begin with “B,” will be featured in a concert on Wednesday, April 30 by the New Mexico State University Faculty Woodwind Quintet. Only after the musicians settled on playing longer works by three of them – Grazyna Bacewicz, Nancy Bachmann, and Jenni Brandon – did they realize that the composers all have B names.

  • 2 months ago | krwg.org | Leora Zeitlin

    After several months of hiatus, Camerata del Sol is back — and will perform two concerts this weekend in Las Cruces and El Paso featuring music by Mendelssohn, Haydn, and El Paso composer Albert Yoshimoto. The longest work on the program is the Octet by Felix Mendelssohn, a masterwork written when the composer was just sixteen years old.

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