Bellingham Symphony Orchestra: Vivaldi Reimagined
$15-$39
- David Feingold, guitar
- Yaniv Attar, guitar & conductor
- Erika Block, clarinet
- Denise Dillenbeck, violin
Andreas N. Tarkmann / Antonio Vivaldi — Clarinet Concerto No. 1 in B-flat major "Sant’ Angelo"
Max Richter — Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi – The Four Seasons
Vivaldi like you've never heard Vivaldi before! Join us for an afternoon of Vivaldi and Vivaldi reimagined. To start, Music Director Yaniv Attar picks up the guitar to join guitarist David Feingold for an arrangement of Vivaldi's Concerto in G major for Two Mandolins, Strings, and Continuo. Next, clarinetist Erika Block joins the orchestra for Andreas N. Tarkmann's Clarinet Concerto No. 1 in B-flat major "Sant' Angelo" (after Vivaldi). Finally, violinist Denise Dillenbeck takes the stage for Recomposed by Max Richter: Vivaldi – The Four Seasons. Premiered in 2012, Richter's Recomposed is a contemporary recomposition and reinterpretation of one of Vivaldi's most iconic works, incorporating elements of modern dance music, sampling, and looping Vivaldi's original bars. Join us for an afternoon of fresh takes on classic works!
Dr. Ryan Dudenbostel’s engaging and informative Pre-Concert Lecture will take place at 2:15pm in the Walton Theatre. Doors open at 2pm and seating is limited, so please plan accordingly.
COVID-19 Protocols: Face masks will be required at all 2022-23 BSO performances. COVID-19 vaccination and boosters are strongly encouraged. By purchasing tickets, patrons and their guests agree to abide by BSO Health & Safety Guidelines and be in good health while attending BSO concerts. Visit bellinghamsymphony.org for more details.
About David Feingold, guitar
David Feingold began musical studies in New York with the French Horn and the Piano when he was nine. Before his move to the west, Feingold studied guitar and composition with Ralph Towner for five years during the time that he attended Sarah Lawrence College. David also performed in Master-classes with Christopher Parkening, Jose Tomas, Michael Lorimer, and others.
As a composer, Feingold’s music has aired internationally and his CD The Boardwalk has received critical acclaim. Other guitar works of David Feingold’s have been performed throughout the United States and Canada including his Studies for Guitar, Music from Quixote, Waltz in F (Homage a Ravel).
https://cfpa.wwu.edu/people/guitar