Ars Nova 21

Sunday, May 2, 2010 at 8 p.m.

An die Musik LIVE!

An die Musik LIVE! proudly presents Ars Nova 21: The Music of Robert A. Baker, Jerry Tabor and Keith Kramer. This exciting program of world premieres will feature performances by the Azimuth Quartet, the Salisbury University Guitar Ensemble, David LaVorgna, Joseph Satava and Jessica Hanel Satava. Sunday, May 2nd, 2010 at 8 P.M. Admission is free ($15 donation suggested). Featured on the program are Keith Kramer's new works Insurmountable for flute and piano and Cathartic for voice, flute, piano and string quartet. Additional highlights include new works by Robert Baker, including a string quartet and a solo piano work, and a new work by Jerry Tabor for guitar ensemble. An die Musik LIVE! A Classical, Jazz & World Music Concert Venue, 409 N Charles Street, Baltimore MD 21201. Phone: 410.385.2638 or 888.221.6170. Please visit www.andiemusiklive.com.

The directions to An die Musik are: from I-95 in Maryland, take I-395 N via exit 53 toward downtown. I-395 N becomes S Howard St. Then turn right onto W Mulberry St./US-40 E. and then take a left onto N Charles St. Charles Street is the main corridor running through Baltimore City, separating the east side of town from the west. Baltimore Street separates north from south. An die Musik is 4 blocks north of Baltimore Street. An Die Musik is seven blocks north from Harborplace and two blocks south of the Washington Monument, The Peabody Institute of Music and The Walters Art Gallery. There is metered parking on the street. No charge after 6pm or on Sunday. A pay parking lot is around the corner from us. Make a left on Franklin St. An Die Musik faces the back entrance to the Cathedral of the Assumption. The front of the Cathedral faces the Enoch Pratt Free Library.

Sound on Sound II: New Chamber Works

Friday, April 16, 2010 at 8 p.m.

An die Musik LIVE!

Sound on Sound II: New Chamber Works is an exciting evening of new chamber works, featuring works by Garth Baxter, John Belkot, Ray Jozwiak, Justine Koontz, Keith Kramer, Ariyo Shahry, George Spicka and Jerry Tabor. Featured on the program is flautist David LaVorgna and pianist Joseph Satava performing Keith Kramer's new work Insurmountable. $10/students free. An die Musik LIVE! A Classical, Jazz & World Music Concert Venue, 409 N Charles Street, Baltimore MD 21201; (410) 385-2638. Please visit www.baltimorecomposersforum.com and www.andiemusiklive.com.

Open Ears Open Minds

Wednesday April 7th, 2010, 7:30 P.M.

Loyola University Recital Room

This exciting program features music by Keith Kramer, Henry Cowell and Olivier Messiaen. Premiered will be Keith Kramer's work Insurmountable for flute and piano. Performers include David Lavorgna, Joseph Satava and Lura Johnson. Loyola University Recital Room in Baltimore, Maryland.

Keith's latest release is the exciting new orchestral work Emerge, performed by the Slovak National Symphony Orchestra, led by Kirk Trevor. It can be found on the Navona release Mementos, and is available through the Navona Records website, Amazon.com and iTunes.

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Baltimore, Maryland and College Park, Maryland: January 15th, February 18th and February 19th 2010
Baltimore, Maryland: October 31st and November 20th 2009
Baltimore, Maryland: February 27th and March 2nd 2008
Baltimore, Maryland: December 1, 2006
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