81. Calendar - January 9, 2003 EXODUS pianist lara downes continues her Echoes of Change Political Upheaval andits Musical Aftermath concert series with Exodus From Hitler’s Europe to http://209.63.142.214/issues/sacto/2003-01-09/concerts.asp

Calendar Music Film Eat It Up ... E-mail Page Concerts EXODUS: Pianist Lara Downes continues her Echoes of Change: Political Upheaval and its Musical Aftermath concert series with . The evening features work by composers who left Europe during the Holocaust and immigrated to Hollywood, 8pm F 1/10. $16 for adults. $8 for children. Studio Theatre, Mondavi Center, UC Davis. Call (530) 752-1915 for more information. KRS-ONE: Hip hop artist KRS-One brings his For the Love of the Art Tour to Sacramento. KRS-One will deliver a lecture on the empowering nature of hip hop music, 8pm F 1/10. $5. Boys and Girls Club of Sacramento, 1117 G St. Catch his live show with Declaim, Addict Merchants, Spastick Emcee and Ned Hoddings Project, 8pm Sa 1/11 . $20-25. Colonial Theatre, 3522 Stockton Blvd. Call 498-8324 for more information. MUSIC WITHOUT BORDERS: Doctors Without Borders is the beneficiary of the net donations from an eclectic concert by cellist Elizabeth Grunin, pianist Marta Belen, soprano Ursula Knudson and trumpet player Tom Mueller. The program ranges from Monteverdi to Rorem, 2pm Su 1/12.

82. J. - Music lara downes, pianist. At JCCSF, 3200 California St. 8 pm $20$24. (415) 292-1233.saturday 12. “350 Years of Jewish Music in America. http://www.jewishsf.com/content/2-0-/module/displaystory/story_id/22666/edition_

Friday June 4, 2004 - Thursday June 10, 2004 Printer Friendly Email to A Friend Friday June 4, 2004 Music “A Musical Journey from Mozart to Gershwin.” Rozolita Agrest-Mikulinsky and Maxim Lubarsky perform. At JCCSF, 3200 California St. 6:30 p.m. $10-$15. (415) 292-1239. “El Fuego Nuevo: Music of Modern Latin America.” Lara Downes, pianist. At JCCSF, 3200 California St. 8 p.m. $20-$24. (415) 292-1233. “350 Years of Jewish Music in America.” HaShirim, a South Bay Jewish community choral group. At Congregation Beth Am, 26790 Arastradero Road, Los Altos Hills. 4:30 p.m. Free. www.Hashirim.org. David Broza. Israeli singer-songwriter. At Osher Marin Jewish Community Center, 200 N. San Pedro Road, San Rafael. 7 p.m. $17.50-$35. (415) 444-8000. “Unveiled: World Music and Women’s Voices.” Women’s vocal ensemble Vocolot. At JCCSF, 3200 California St. 8 p.m. $25-$28. (415) 292-1233.

83. Mondavi Center Events Lara Downes Supplemental Information Capriccio is part of an ongoing series of piano character pieces; others in theset include Novelette (also composed for lara downes), Ballade, Impromptu http://www.mondaviarts.org/events/1supplemental_info.lasso?id=1251&supplement=1

84. Mondavi Center Events lara downes, piano Presented by UC Davis Department of Music. 10/15/2004, lara downes,piano Presented by UC Davis Department of Music. 6/12/2005, http://mondaviarts.com/events/byname.lasso

85. Mondavi Center > Event Listings By Date Fri, 21, lara downes, piano Presented by UC Davis Department of Music. Fri, 15,lara downes, piano Presented by UC Davis Department of Music. http://mondaviarts.com/events/

= Video Clip = Audio Clip List Events: By Date By Name By Genre By Series September 2005 Next Month Making Music Visible New World Symphony-Symphonic Eurythmy Tour 2005 with the Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra Seniors, students, children, and groups of 25 or more receive a 10% discount off the general price. To purchase group tickets, please call the ticket office at 530.754.2787. Call for Unity An Evening of Interfaith Music and Celebration of Community An evening of Interfaith Music and Celebration of Community Lara Downes Perspectives: The Wunderkind Stefon Harris and Blackout "It is amazing to witness such an incredible talent on an instrument with a signature all his own...every note sounds and is entirely Stefon Harris. With a cast of hot young exuberant players going by the code name Blackout, there is no stop to the beauty and dynamics that are constantly explored by this group." Ballet Flamenco Jos© Porcel

86. Crossovermedia touch. The Florida Herald-Tribune At the recital of pianist lara Downesthe attendance of the public was plentiful. The soloist http://www.crossovermedia.net/index.cfm?fuseaction=artists.reviews&artistID=14&r

87. - : Buy Now And Support Jimlujan.com With her debut recording, pianist lara Downesbeckons you to the dance floor as she interprets works by 19th and 20th...... Editorial Review Album http://jimlujan.com/B00004U3A2/Invitation_to_the_Dance.html

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88. Lara Downes :: Official Site Offers news, reviews, and music. Also includes availability for bookings. http://www.laradownes.com/

89. [ Winter Mittens ] - SFIF-100203 Name lara downes Title Reform Solo Piano Date of Release May 13, 2003 AddressAzica Records Record Bin Genre 20th Century Classical/Atonal Delights http://www.wintermittens.com/features/sfif100203.html

90. Eastern Conservatory Online Music Library Donohoe, Peter (piano); Dotson, Jonathan (guitar); downes, lara (piano);Draughon, Tom (guitar); du Pré, Jacqueline (cello); du Pré http://easterncollege.us/artists.html

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91. Untitled Document lara downes, of the UC Davis Department of Music, used her remarkable talents aspianist and raconteuse to bring to life the Romantic composer Robert Schumann http://davisclassicalreview.com/LaraDownes.htm

Lara Downes Opening Concert October 15 2004 As Ms. Downes told the audience, Schumann was an imaginative writer as well as a composer. His beloved Clara Wieck was the pianist for whom he wrote his most enchanting work. During her program, Ms. Downes seemed so absorbed by the Schumanns that she could have been Robert speaking with sensitivity about himself, his beloved and his music, and then Clara interpreting his work at the piano. Ms. Downes used words and music, no visuals, for this concert. The simplicity of her plan and the artistry of her performance avoided any hint of pedagogy. As she embraced her subject, words and music melted into each other. With several sections of Carnival op. 9, Ms. Downes captured the musical pictures Schumann created in his homages to Schubert, Mendelssohn, Chopin and Beethoven. Her playing ranged in spirit from graceful and enchanting to determined and contentious, and, as she had implicitly promised in her introductory remarks, she did indeed convey the particular style or phrase in the works of those earlier composers that had inspired Schumann. Home About Us Links Calendar Current Archives

92. EARPLAY 2001 Program Notes She is currently working on a commission for the Alexander String Quartet andpianist lara downes, to commemorate the opening of the Mondavi Center for the http://www.circusmusic.com/earplay/notes042902.html

Earplay P.O Box 192125 San Francisco, CA 94119-2125 earplay@earplay-sf.org Program Notes and Composer Biographies April 29 , 2002 The Green Room at the War Memorial Performing Arts Center 401 Van Ness Avenue, 2nd floor, San Francisco David Rakowski Two can play that game Peter Josheff , clarinet Jessica Van Oostom , marimba BIO: David Rakowski was born and raised in St. Albans, Vermont, and studied at New England Conservatory and Princeton with Robert Ceely, Milton Babbitt, Peter Westergaard, and Paul Lansky. He also studied with Berio at Tanglewood. He has received the Rome Prize, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and other awards, and has twice been a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in Music: in 1999 for Persistent Memory , commissioned and premiered by the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, and in 2002 for Ten of a Kind , commissioned and premiered by ÒThe President's OwnÓ U.S. Marine Band. He teaches composition and theory at Brandeis University, was formerly on the faculties of Stanford and Columbia, and has also taught at Harvard. He lives in Massachusetts with his wife Beth, and together they own a red canoe. Back to the EARPLAY home page Yu-Hui Chang Perplexing Sorrow (Earplay Commission) Tod Brody , flute Ellen Ruth Rose , viola Marja Mutru , piano NOTES: Perplexing Sorrow ÑWatching the unfolding of events last September was one of the most dreadful experiences a person could have. For those of us who did not lose someone, what has become seemingly insurmountable are the waves of questions pounding our minds. Questions about how in the same day, the good and bad of human nature were shown in such extreme ways; about finding truth among such vastly opposing perceptions of it; doubts about humankindÕs repeated mistakes, and about the meaning of life. The compositional ideas of

93. Dailystarcalendar.com From To (mm/dd/yyyy), (mm/dd/yyyy). Arizona Friends of Chamber Music pianist LaraDownes performs as part of the Piano and Friends Sunday Matinee Series. http://dailystarcalendar.com/cgi-bin/calendar/view.cgi?date=2004-11-7&id=4&event

94. NewMusicBox Joshua Pierce Photo by Peter Schaaf. What are you looking for in pieces of new pianomusic? The same is most definitely true for the pianist; even more so. http://newmusicbox.com/page.nmbx?id=54hf33

95. NewMusicbox PS Being a jazz pianist/composer I always premiere my own piano pieces, becauseit s expeditious and very convenient therefore I invite other pianists to take http://www.newmusicbox.org/page_comments.nmbx?id=54hf43

96. Jazz At Lincoln Center - Newsflash entitled On Gossamer Wings, performed by the exciting young classical pianistLARA downes, after which Mr. Golson will conduct an allstar big band http://www.jazzatlincolncenter.org/jalc/news/archive/010119b-news.html

ABOUT J@LC Newsflash Mission Membership ... HOME NEWSFLASH FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: January 19, 2001 For Photos or More Information: MARY FIANCE FUSS, Director of Public Relations (212) 258-9829 or mfuss@jazzatlincolncenter.org JESSE TAMPIO, Public Relations Associate (212) 258-9821 or jtampio@jazzatlincolncenter.org NAEEMAH HICKS, Public Relations Assistant (212) 258-9807 or nhicks@jazzatlincolncenter.org Downloadable color image available at http://www.jazzatlincolncenter.org/press/photo_index.html “A composer with an unusually brilliant melodic sense.” The New York Times PREEMINENT JAZZ COMPOSER The tuneful and swinging music of Benny Golson has been performed by great musicians from Miles Davis and Art Blakey to Diana Ross. Jazz at Lincoln Center -commissioned composition. This concert, entitled The Magic of Benny Golson

97. Clara Schumann Today Concerts And Presentations includes Clara Schumann’s Konzertanz in F Major, performed by pianist LaraDownes, Conductor Taavo Virkhaus; also performing Mahler’s Symphony No. 5. http://www.geneva.edu/~dksmith/clara/today.html

98. School/University Partnerships director) present a joint concert. A new adjunct faculty member, pianist LaraDownes, concentrates heavily on outreachrelated performances. http://sup.ucdavis.edu/k12invhumlangsoc.htm

School/University Partnerships Humanities, Language Arts and Social Science Contents: Area 3 History and Cultures Project Area 3 Writing Project Arts Bridge Music Department Concerts ... Area 3 History and Cultures Project Department of History Nancy McTygue Our regular offerings include extended summer institutes, year-round workshops on particular topics in history, and an annual weekend book retreat. The project also supports focused working groups of teachers and linguists to develop resources and expertise in discipline-specific literacy development. A calendar of events is available on our web site: http://historyproject.ucdavis.edu In a "teachers teaching teachers" format, expert teachers share the knowledge and skills they have developed in a collegial atmosphere with regional colleagues and UC faculty. The Marchand Room, a teaching resources library located on campus, contains books, slides, lessons and other teaching materials for loan. We invite teachers to make the room "your office on campus." The Marchand Collection of teaching materials and images in U.S. history is available for download from our web site Funding: Combined annual funding for the project is provided by the California History-Social Science Project and three Teaching American History grants, in partnership with Grant Joint Union School District, Sacramento City Unified School District and San Juan Unified School District.

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