From: PCC - Pima Arts <centerforthearts@pima.edu>
Sent: Monday, November 30, 2020 5:06 PM
Subject: Just Announced - Pima Music's Virtual Concert Series
Two Pima Theatre shows this week!
Pima Music presents
FREE (Donations are encouraged)
Donations are accepted at the Pima Foundation website to help our performing arts program and support the dedicated work of our students
Pima Music presents a week of online concerts. There will be back to back shows from The Jazz Ensemble, Wind Ensemble, Chorale & College Singers, Orchestra and the Opera/Musical Theatre Workshop.
DEC 8, Jazz Ensemble - The PCC Jazz Ensemble concert features big-band performances in a variety of styles This semester, Director Mike Kuhn had many performers take on multiple roles to get a bigger band sound. This performance draws largely from the jazz masters and standards.
DEC 10, Wind Ensemble - Join us for the end of the semester Wind Ensemble concert. Each family of the band will be featured, as well as the entire ensemble, which will close with three selections. This concert will offer a variety of styles including ragtime, renaissance, baroque and 20th century. We hope you can join this broadcast and help support the dedicated work of these young adults.
DEC 11, Chorale and College Singers - Chorale and College Singers' Fall concert will feature works for small ensembles. Pieces will include the famous duet from Lakmé, the quartet April is in my Mistress' Face by Morely, and several choral pieces such as Flying Free by Besig, I Carry Your Heart With Me by Stroope (with solo violin), Always Something Sings by Forrest, Jesus Christ the Apple Tree by Poston, Festival Sanctus by Leavitt, Down By the Sally Gardens arr. by Spevacek, and more.
DEC 13, Orchestra - PCC Orchestra will present a program for strings accompanied by piano. A major work is the Concerto for Strings in C minor by Antonio Vivaldi. This work is in three movements and is one of the most beautiful Baroque compositions for strings Vivaldi composed.
Students will also play a movement from the Trio-Sonata for two violins and a keyboard Op. 3 by Arcangelo Corelli, a movement from the Concerto for violin in A minor by J. S. Bach, and a movement from the Trio for Violin, Viola and Piano in E flat Major by W. A. Mozart.
DEC 14, Opera/Musical Theatre Workshop - the Musical Theatre Workshop Showcase will highlight various musicals. Including pieces from The Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserable, The Secret Garden, Little Women, Beauty and the Beast, and more.
Please join us for this exciting week of music and provide the students with the audience they deserve.
Pima Theatre presents
Project: Our America Vol. 4
Wednesday, Dec. 2 at 7 pm
5 volumes total - Wednesdays at 7 pm, 11/11 - 12/9
Donate $10 for one volume, $45 for all
All Students - $5 each; $20 for all
The fourth volume of this one-of-a-kind series premieres this week. Past episodes can still be viewed.
Pima Theatre students interviewed people from across the country to check in and see how they are handling this year. These stories have been compiled into five different volumes to be released every Wednesday, starting November 11th.
As part of the initiative for this brand new and exciting project, monies raised will go to a new theatre fund created this year. This new Achievement Award opportunity goes to new students interested in theatre, that may not otherwise be able to afford college.
Pima Theatre presents
A 1940'S RADIO CHRISTMAS CAROL
Friday, December 4 at 7 pm
donations up to full-time tuition (12 credits - $1,044)
Donations are accepted at the Pima Foundation website. All monies raised support the Achievement Award, which provides assistance to incoming theatre students to help pay for tuition.
Join Pima Arts Alumni for a one night only production of A 1940's Radio Christmas Carol. Alumni Guest Artists include, Alexis Burrows, Gaby De Brequet, Maria Gawne, Todd Thompson, Erin Thompson and David Zinke. Several alums are pulling double duty: Maria Gawne (Director), Music Director Alexis Burrows (Music Director) and Andrea Pratt (Producer) create a concert-style format that is socially distanced.
Storyline: It's Christmas Eve, 1943, and the Feddington Players are preparing for a live radio broadcast of their own version of Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Complicated by noisy plumbing, missed cues, electrical blackouts, and the over-the-top theatrics of their special guest, the broadcast takes a hilarious turn when the performers are forced to improvise a hysterically unusual ending in order to "save the show."
Featuring swing arrangements of Christmas standards and four original songs, A 1940's Christmas Carol is a heartwarming and laugh-out-loud piece that will give you all the holiday feels you have been craving.
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