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On Sunday April 24 at 3:00PM, the Gateways Music Festival Orchestracomprised entirely of professional classical musicians of African descentmakes their highly anticipated Carnegie Hall debut . Jeff: We'll hear the third of her symphonies this afternoon, which was commissioned by the Works Progress Administration's Federal Music Project. It's our national anthem. Eric Davis, DMA, Horn | Eric Davis leads a diverse musical . It's a beautiful moment. This place for musicians is key and essential and critical to the mission because most of our players work in environments where there are very, very, very few people, if any, who look like them. There were two halves to the concert, obviously before and after intermission. Gateways Music Festival is grateful to the following institutions, foundations and governmental agencies for their generous support of the 2022 Gateways Music Festival. You have to make it true. Jeff: Pleasure to talk to you. This performance is free and open to the public, but tickets are required. Gateways is receiving an $800,000 award from the. Right now, the stage door opens and back out to center stage here at Carnegie Hall, strides the conductor Anthony Parnther to lead this first performance at Carnegie Hall of George Walker's Sinfonia No. -on stage, certainly, but certainly I think this was the best possible opportunity to have my first outing with this great orchestra on this great occasion. It was a historic concert when the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra performed in Carnegie Hall. Congratulations. John: For his album, We Are. Anthony: I just feel that as musicians, our first responsibility is to come together and create beauty. A great big deep bow and a warm welcome to this Carnegie Hall audience. Gateways Music Festival Orchestra was founded in 1993 by prominent pianist and educator Armenta Adams Dumisani. Alex: The role this hall plays in this music is understood by all. 3 in C Minor and Sinfonia No. *General admission. John: George Walker was the first Black composer to win a Pulitzer prize in music that was in 1996 for his piece Lilacs. It's wonderful to have you here. Congratulations. I asked him what was it like to be at Carnegie Hall. I suppose that Gateways is a little bit like that too because you don't get together very often. Jeff: Conductor Anthony Parnther goes on stage, to conduct the final work on this program, the Fantasia on Lift Every Voice and Sing by James V. Cockerham in this initial performance of the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra at Carnegie Hall, a performance you'll hear from Carnegie Hall Live. George Walker was the first Black composer to win a Pulitzer prize in music that was in 1996 for his piece, . One of which is to support musicians of African descent who are isolated even in the ensembles in which they play as happens in other kinds of workplaces in the world, but also looking out at, as you said, the audience members who haven't found that Carnegie Hall is for them as well. I mean, it certainly felt like a religious experience on stage with him without a doubt. There was an assembly of musicians and people here within the organization that very carefully crafted this program along with Michael Morgan. Jeff: Oh, it was a wonderful variety of sounds as you say, and a really wonderful performance. John: Another curtain call for Conductor Anthony Parnther. People come to, I think, to concerts halls, not only to hear music but also to be affirmed culturally in their selves. You'll find lots of stuff on the wqxr.org website that Kelly was involved with during her time with the APL. 3. Well, I think as artists in this music that's called classical, we have always felt that Carnegie is a place for us, but what we think is important is we know that there are audience members that, until we grace this stage, did not know that Carnegie was a place for them. John: I Can, the name of that piece. Gateways Radio airs Friday evenings at 9 p.m. beginning on February 3. Congratulations. Lee: I think it is very much Jon. Those 5 Grammy Award wins came on the heels of 11 Grammy nominations an almost unheard-of hall for one artist, including a nomination in the best classical composition category. Learn More In the Know with GFO Young Artists Program LEARN MORE Children's Outreach I think the possibility of spontaneity is what makes this particular live performance so deeply engaging and organic for everybody involved including the audience. It was a historic concert when the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra performed in Carnegie Hall.It's an ensemble made up entirely of classical musicians of African descent, from orchestras around the country. Anthony Parnther: It's a real honor to be here with all of you and in my inaugural. The Gateways Music Festival is opening up a vital future for classical music, and we are honored to be part of it." To learn more about Gateways Radio or locate stations that broadcast the series, go to GatewaysRadio.org. Applause is for Anthony Parnther now taking center stage here at Carnegie Hall, and beginning this concert by the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra with this work by Brahms, his variations on a Theme by Haydn. The Gateways Music Festival Orchestra from Carnegie Hall Live. 3; Florence B. Prices Symphony No. Conductor Anthony Parnther is also out on the stage now with the rest of the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra. Of course, the orchestra, a whole bunch of people on stage, makes a great sound, gets a lot of attention, makes a big statement. The role this hall plays in this music is understood by all. To many Black musicians, the Gateways Music Festival represents a welcome haven from the isolation many face in their working lives. To Learn More, Click Here Rochester, NY | APRIL 18-20, 2022 Festival Piano Recital GATEWAYS MUSIC FESTIVAL ORCHESTRAMichael Morgan, ConductorKodak Hall at Eastman Theatre60 Gibbs StreetSunday, August 1816, 201320154:00 p.m.Master of Ceremon. What does it mean to have you and your colleagues in this place at this time? John: In fact, the third movement is called Juba, which is a type of body percussion and dance that was widely found in musical traditions of enslaved Afro-Caribbean people. Description. The Walker in its own way is a set of variations as well. ICS was also the ensemble in residence at the 2010 and 2013 Southampton Arts Festival in Long Island, New York. There are some elements of truth to that, but what's happening in a concert hall is not just a celebration of Brahms and Walker and Batiste and Price, but it's also a celebration of the audience. The festival has just grown and grown and grown since 1993, from that vision. We are about to hear this performance of the, , music by Johannes Brahms based on a theme that probably wasn't actually written by Haydn. Tweet Save . John: Our thanks to Clive Gillinson and the staff at Carnegie Hall, the WQXR recording crew, Edward Haber, George Wellington, Irene Trudel, Duke Marcos, and our production team. Alex: Yes. Jeff: Congratulations to you, Anthony Parnther, and to the Gateways Music Festival at an amazing week in New York in an amazing combination of this concert. In May of 1912 at Carnegie Hall, where the stage welcomed a large ensemble of African American musicians, the Clef Club Symphony Orchestra. Copyright 2022 New York Public Radio. That's an unfair question. . Kelly Hall Tompkins, the concertmaster giving the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra a chance to retune after that Brahms opening. Adults: $15 | Seniors and Students: $10 | Children/Youth (Under 18): Free, Film ScreeningCaged Bird: The Life and Music of Florence B. We'll hear her Symphony No.3, one of more than 300 compositions of hers, symphonies, concerto, chamber music, and choral music, most of which were lost for decades. Gateways For: STUDENTS ; FACULTY & STAFF; ALUMNI; PARENTS Price, Corey Hunter, PhDGeneral admission. SAHAM. Our mentor's other vision was that the Black community in particular, all communities but the Black community needs to see people of African descent up on the stage playing this music and it's about representation. This is Carnegie Hall Live, I'm Jeff Spurgeon joined by my colleague, John Schaefer. Proof of vaccination is required to enter Carnegie Hall and masks must be worn inside at all times. [crosstalk]. and D.M.A. 56a; George Walkers Sinfonia No. We're delighted to welcome to the Carnegie Hall microphones, Alex Laing, who is the principal clarinet of the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra, and also with the Phoenix Symphony, and is an educator and a speaker around the country. Visit our website terms of use at www.wnyc.org for further information. [crosstalk]. He also told us they want to be a resource for the larger community. Recent performances include Los Angeles; Washington D.C.; Toronto; Danbury, Connecticut; and an eight-concert Midwest tour. All Rights Reserved. Now we're so pleased to welcome to the Carnegie Hall microphones, Maestro Anthony Parnther. They'll open the second half of the program with a big work by prolific American composer, Florence Price. The Brahms to begin, and then the Variations on "Lift Every Voice and Sing" to conclude and in between, four works by four composers of African descent that even if they weren't world premieres like Jon Batiste's work, were the first time they were being heard on the Carnegie Hall stage. It would come up. Gateways Music Festival Orchestra (photo: Keith Bullis) Gateways Music Festival has received a substantial award of $800,000 from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. You'll find lots of stuff on the wqxr.org website that Kelly was involved with during her time with the APL. Follow me. 230 were here. And serves on the board of directors in this orchestra. All right. We should mention too that I Can, this new work also is credit offered in the program to orchestrator Matt Wong. General Admission. Mary also enjoys teaching private trumpet lessons with students from ages 10 - 94! It was wonderful to see you turn and conduct the audience in that final piece as well. The chairs can be adjusted and the Brahms piano can be pushed out. 3 in C Minor and James V. Cockerhams Fantasia on Lift Every Voice and Sing. The Gateways Music Festival opens Nov. 9 -13. John: We should also mention Kelly Hall Tompkins, if that's a familiar name to our WQXR listeners, there's a good reason for that. Jeff: Backstage at Carnegie Hall, I'm Jeff Spurgeon. Founded in 1993, the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra celebrates the contributions of classical musicians of African descent, bringing together professionals from leading orchestras across the country to perform and inspire communities through the power of music. I think we rose to the occasion. Well, I think that's another thing we're saying about what do we think can and should happen in a concert that would be called classical and where is this music coming from and who are our composers. Jeff: Music of Johannes Brahms begins this concert by the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra in their Carnegie Hall debut. John: I think it's really interesting, Alex, that this idea that-- Representation, of course, is important, but this idea of the narrative of classical music is beyond race, is something universal. Jeff: Now, all the orchestra on its feet and with Maestro Parnther bow to this Carnegie audience this afternoon. Bless the Michael Morgan. I want to come back to Jeff's first question to you, which was about the significance of being here. The work we'll hear today is a bigger piece by George Walker, his Sinfonia No. (University of Rochester photo / J. Adam Fenster), downloading the latest version of Internet Explorer, Gateways Music Festival Orchestra makes Carnegie debut, Fantastic Rochester undergraduate research highlighted at annual expo, How to get a job after college: 5 tips for juniors and seniors. GATEWAYS MUSIC FESTIVAL, INC.26 Gibbs Street, Box 58Rochester, NY 14604, info@gatewaysmusicfestival.org(585) 274-1170. I wrote this poem in the summer of 2020. At least that's the case with her first, third, and fourth symphony. That'll be the next work on the program. It's our greatest cultural export as a nation. 3 James V. Cockerham: Fantasia on Lift Every Voice and Sing. When Gateways musicians walk out on stage, a new line of inquiry a new conversation is opened with the audience before we even play a note because the backdrop of classical music is that this is a white art form. My good friend Titus Underwood likes to often post the question to American orchestras, "Are we American orchestras or are we European approximations?" The orchestra comes together and you just dig into the music. We are going to hear the world premiere of. They're equally important to us. Of course, personally, I would love to see this orchestra come together more frequently. General Admission. General Admission. I should have asked you that before this began, but I'll lay it on you anyway. It's a real challenge for us to in very limited rehearsal time with a lot of events going on simultaneously put together especially a program of this difficulty and variety together and lightning fast. It's our greatest cultural export as a nation. The performance was the first by an all-Black classical symphony orchestra in Carnegie Hall's history. Jeff: Now, we spoke with Lee Koonce, who is the president and artistic director of the Gateways Music Festival, whom we had a chance just to say what Jon Batiste's piece that he had heard, and what we could expect. A terrific program today bookended by two sets of variations. It's our national anthem. That type of dance and the music that accompanied it was so important that Florence Price actually gave that name, Juba, to the third movement of all of her symphonies. It's a work for piano and orchestra. She climbed Mount Kilimanjaro five years ago. We talked on Friday with Lee Koonce, the festival's president, and artistic director about exactly who it was, who started this whole Gateways thing, and what her vision has led to. Backstage at Carnegie Hall, I'm Jeff Spurgeon. The ensemble taking center stage is part of the Gateways music festival, a larger organization dedicated to providing a community and a performance hope for classical musicians of African descent. For 30 years, Gateway Music Festivals & Tours has led the music tour industry with seamless performance tours for choirs, orchestras, concert bands, jazz bands and marching bands. It is his voice. This is really, I think what Gateways does for us, in addition to bringing us together to make a joyful noise, in addition to bringing together a community that is often geographically separate but spiritually connected, it allows for an intellectual exchange that is captivating to us and we're finding to others as well. He resides in Los Angeles and Palm Springs. Guest engagements include Chicago Sinfonietta, the Chamber Orchestra of New York, the Colour of Music Festival Chamber Orchestra, Richmond Symphony, and the Gateways Music Festival. The Gateways Music Festival is getting a substantial grant to continue its mission of supporting classical musicians of African descent. One of which is to support musicians of African descent who are isolated even in the ensembles in which they play as happens in other kinds of workplaces in the world, but also looking out at, as you said, the audience members who haven't found that Carnegie Hall is for them as well. It's a new work by Jon Batiste, the Grammy-winning pianist and band leader you may know from The Late Night with Stephen Colbert. share this message of hope and healing to inspire communities throughout the world and affirm our unity." For 27 years . He is a resident member of the Jacksonville-based Ritz Chamber Players, The Harlem Chamber Players, Gateways Music Festival Orchestra, and innovative chamber music theater group the Core Ensemble. Experience the rich sounds of the @gateways_music orchestra on Wednesday, April 20 at @EastmanTheatre for free. In 2015, Anthony was profiled by Los Angeles' KCET/TV as a "Local Hero" for his extensive community outreach and advocacy for the performance of works by Black, Latinx, and Women artists. Also particularly looking at it from the context of American orchestras. Now, we spoke with Lee Koonce, who is the president and artistic director of the Gateways Music Festival, whom we had a chance just to say what Jon Batiste's piece that he had heard, and what we could expect. A A. ulang. There is an improvisatory element to it. That is the first time that piece has been played on stage here at Carnegie Hall, by an orchestra also making its Carnegie Hall debut in this special event. Featuring five of Gateways most popular pianists performing works by Black and other composers. Jeff: If you can see it, you can be it, is the expression. Adults: $15 | Seniors and Students: $10 | Children/Youth (Under 18): Free, STERN AUDITORIUM / PERELMAN STAGEAT CARNEGIE HALL57th Street and 7th AvenueNew York, NY, THE GATEWAYS ORCHESTRAAnthony Parnther, conductorJon Batiste, piano. She created Gateways. with high distinction from the Eastman School of Music and M.M. Right now, the stage door opens and back out to center stage here at Carnegie Hall, strides the conductor Anthony Parnther to lead this first performance at Carnegie Hall of George Walker's Sinfonia No. The Gateways Music Festival Orchestra, most of them at least are leaving the stage. Now we're so pleased to welcome to the Carnegie Hall microphones, Maestro Anthony Parnther. He serves as teaching artist for Aspen Music Festival and the National Youth Orchestras program at Carnegie Hall. Today, 110 years later, another African American orchestra is making its first appearance on the stage of Carnegie Hall. Today, 110 years later, another African American orchestra is making its first appearance on the stage of Carnegie Hall. Okay. Gateways Music Festival is thrilled to announce that renowned Hollywood and symphony orchestra conductor Anthony Parnther will lead the Gateways Orchestra for its concerts in Rochester, NY and New York City, including the Orchestra's Carnegie Hall debut! That was cemented well before I became involved. Accuracy and availability may vary. I'll share it with you now. Since 1995, Gateways Music Festival has brought together professional classical musicians of African descent in Rochester, NY to both celebrate the contributions and increase the visibility of. Anthony: I mean, it certainly felt like a religious experience on stage with him without a doubt. Gateways musicians are rewriting that narrative., Alexander Laing, principal clarinet,Phoenix Symphony and Gateways Festival Orchestra, Armenta Adams (Hummings) Dumisani, Founder & President Emerita. The film screening and lecture are both free and open to the public, but tickets are required. She created Gateways. To come to a place where there are folks who've had a shared life experience, it's extraordinary for them. The Festival was initially scheduled for this November, with a Rochester kick-off, but was rescheduled to next Spring due to the coronavirus pandemic. 3. All rights reserved. Applause is for Anthony Parnther now taking center stage here at Carnegie Hall, and beginning this concert by the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra with this work by Brahms, his variations on, Music of Johannes Brahms begins this concert by the Gateways Music Festival Orchestra in their Carnegie Hall debut. The Orchestra made its stunning Carnegie Hall debut on April 24, 2022 as the first all-Black orchestra to be presented by the famed venue. I think also really significant for us is this is the first time that the orchestra or the festival has toured, has branched out of being in one place. The festival has just grown and grown and grown since 1993, from that vision. The concert featured conductor Anthony Parnther of the San Bernadino Symphony Orchestra and Southeast Symphony & Chorus in Los Angeles; and Grammy Awardwinning pianist and composer Jon Batiste, who performed the world premiere of a commission for the orchestra. Ruling year info 1999 President & Artistic Director Mr. Lee Koonce Main address 26 Gibbs Street Box 58 Rochester, NY 14604 USA Show more contact info EIN 16-1562873 I'll share it with you now. . Instead of a minuet or scherzo with trio you got a Juba. We exist outside of space, time or this place." 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