A Dialogue With Two Teachers
April 30, 2011
How can we make our children more successful and our country more competitive in 21st Century’s World-Wide-Economy? Few questions are as important for all of us… Improving Education! In America”. But how…??
This program centers around the goal of improving education in America, taking the form of an open dialogue between two influential educators from very different backgrounds
Their cumulative experience with education at the high school level is unparalleled, and serves as an ideal jumping-off point in our search to answer the question: What can we do as a society do to improve our education system?
An Evening of French Chanson
March 13, 2011
France has for long been considered a center for European art and music. The aim of this show is to connect the listener to the deep meaning and expression of the French “chanson” of Michel Legrand, Jacques Prévert, Edith Piaf and other legendary musicians and poets. This concert captures the true essence of French popular classics like "Milord" with a little bit of jazz spin to them. pon listening, you will suddenly find of yourself in Belleville, Paris, the ethnically diverse district described by Daniel Pennac. Here you will feel the atmosphere of the "banlieue parisienne" where people lead eccentric and creative lives! This show has already been performed with great success at well-known theaters and concert halls throughout the United States, such as the Count Basie Theatre (NJ), the Bergen Performing Arts Center (NJ), The Egg Hart Theatre (NY), Irvine Hall (PA), and the Berklee Performance Center (Boston, MA). This Angela Rossi and Maxim Lubarsky will take you on a tour through the traditional French music that has nurtured in the hearts and homes of France for centuries!
Art of Conversation
February 20, 2011
Interview with Liliana Cirstea Glenn |
Art of Conversation, Part 1 |
Art of Conversation, Part 2 |
Maria Lyudko
January 20, 2011
Interview with Marina Javits |
Maria Lyudko, Part 1 |
Maria Lyudko, Part 2 |
Shira Legmann
For Immediate Release
January 3, 2011
“Experimental Arts & Business Club Presents” Premieres New Show on MHTV
“Experimental Arts & Business Club Presents,” a new program showcasing artists, musicians and other intellectual arenas will premiere on Marblehead’s public access station MHTV during the month of January. The January edition, hosted by local entrepreneur Roberta Chadis, features Israeli-German pianist Shira Legmann performing music by György Ligeti, Chopin, Shostakovich and Hindemith as well as an interview with artist Meryl Lefkovich featuring her nature-inspired wearable art.
Legmann has performed as a soloist on the stages of the U.S.A, France, Germany, The Netherlands and Israel, where she performs frequently as both a soloist and chamber musician. Aside from being active as a pianist of classical music, Legmann is a contemporary musician whose recent activities include projects working with modern dance, visionary art and experimental new music. She has played with the Israeli Contemporary Players Ensemble, Musica Nova Consort and the Tel Aviv Fringe Opera among many other individual initiatives. Legmann has frequently taken part in the Israeli Radio Kol Hamusica and, in 2006, participated in an orchestral program with Yo-Yo Ma. She has participated in many master classes in Israel and Europe with well-known masters such as Murray Perahia, Robert Levin, Pascal Devoyon and Pnina Salzman.
Lefkovich is an award-winning painter and jewelry artist whose designs are driven by her love of nature and inspired by her walks in the woods to collect materials for her designs.
This show will run on MHTV (Comcast channel 10, Verizon channel 28) on the following dates and times: Friday, January 7 at 7:30 PM; Monday, January 10 at 1 PM; Friday, January 14 at 7:30 PM; Wednesday, January 19 at 7:30 PM; Thursday, January 20 at 1 PM; and Friday, January 28 at 7:30 PM.
"The Experimental Arts & Business Club" was created by Miriam Gofshteyn to promote artists, musicians and other intellectual arenas. Originally called, the "Women's Arts & Business Club", she later changed the name to include men and to encourage the development of business relationships.
The next “Experimental Arts & Business Club” event will be on January 20, 2011 and will feature Maria Lyudko, honored artist of Russia and guest soloist of the Bolshoi Theater. Lyudko is the prizewinner of 8 international competitions including “Hans Gabor Belvedere” (2002, Vienna, 3d prize in the operetta category, Moscow - prize, special prize of Graf zu Solms Laubach Opernwerkstatt ) and “TV Romanciada” ( 2000, Moscow, 1 prize). In 2007 Lyudko sang the world premiere of “Dracula” (Minna) by A.Tikhomirov in St.Petersburg, directed by Georges Devdariani. Lyudko will be accompanied by Dutch clarinetist and director, Georges Devdariani. This program will include arias from Mozart, Bellini, Puccini, Lehar and Dvorak. This event will be held in Marblehead, and the public is invited to attend. For more information, visit www.miriamgallery.com/EABC-next-event or email Miriam at: info@MiriamGallery.com.
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Contact: Miriam Gofshteyn, 781-631-0331
Roberta Chadis, 617-755-6331
Liliana Cirstea Glenn
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