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September 20, 7:30 pm |
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Little Theatre, Moreau Center for the Arts Saint Mary's College |
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Concert featuring Claricello's Jason Gresl on clarinet and bass clarinet performing an eclectic set of music from different eras. |
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Free and Open to the Public Presented by the Saint Mary's College Department of Music |
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January 27, 2008 , 2:30 pm |
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Little Theatre, Moreau Center for the Arts Saint Mary's College |
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A multi-disciplinary event featuring music that tells a story.
Free and Open to the Public Presented by the Saint Mary's College Department of Music
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December 4, 2007, 7:30 pm |
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Haggar Parlor , Saint Mary's College |
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Claricello's Lara Turner joins forces with Fleur de Lys' Mary Anne Ballard for an evening of beautiful music for two violas da gamba.
Free and Open to the Public Presented by the Saint Mary's College Department of Music
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Please follow these links for maps to our concert venues:
Welsh Parlor (Haggar Center) and Little Theater- Saint Mary's College
Great music and stellar performances await in the third season of |
Claricello and Friends Concert Series |
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blues! |
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March , 2007, 7:30 pm |
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Haggar Parlor, Saint Mary's College |
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A program of clarinet and cello works that spans from Medieval and Baroque arrangements to a world premiere of a work written for Claricello by Portuguese composer Cesar Oliveira. |
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Free and Open to the Public Presented by the Saint Mary's College Department of Music |
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Having established a reputation for innovative, high-caliber performances, Saint Mary's College Ensemble-in-residence, Claricello, blasts into the Fall with a dynamic set of concerts for their third season of the ÒClaricello and Friends Concert Series. Sponsored by Saint Mary's College Department of Music, the first concert of the series entitled 'Woodworks" takes place September 20, 2007 at 7:30pm in the Little Theatre, Moreau Center for the Arts on the campus of Saint Mary's College.
The program features a creative variety of clarinet and bass clarinet works performed by Claricello's Jason Gresl and guest pianist Jennifer Muniz. The concert opens with a dramatic duo by French composer Semler-Collery. The performance continues with a later French composer, Martinu, whose music embodies a light "joie d'vivre" found in much French music and culture at the beginning of the 20th century. The first piece written for bass clarinet as a solo intrument is a soulful Lied that begins the second half of the concert and the colorful feast concludes with Prokofiev's Sonata Op. 94. This sonata was originally written for flute yet quickly became a staple in the violin repertoire. The brilliant blend of melody and bravura is well suited to the clarinet.
For more information call Claricello at 574-233-2384 or visit www.claricello.com.
In 1998, Lara Turner and Jason Gresl formed Claricello to explore the sonic and musical possibilities of clarinet and cello in an interactive format that engages audiences and blends multidisciplinary elements into the performance. Currently Instrumental Ensemble-in-Residence at Saint Mary's College, Claricello continues taking advantage of a variety of concert opportunities, performing contemporary classical works as well as their own arrangements. Claricello has been featured on the Pendulum New Music Series in Boulder, Colorado and are regular guests at the Loon Lake Live! Chamber Music Festival in Upstate New York. In 2004 they were resident artists at the Banff Centre's Chamber Music Program and recently were guest performers at the first World Bass Clarinet Convention in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Currently, Lara Turner holds the position of Principal Cello with the South Bend Symphony, and in addition to teaching at Saint Mary's, maintains a private teaching studio. Jason teaches privately as well as at Saint Mary's and Andrews University, and is the Education Programs Coordinator for the South Bend Symphony.
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