Mary D'Angelo Performing Arts Brochure '06-07

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Single Ticket Prices: Gold Circle: $ 30.00 Adult: $ 25.00 Senior/Student/PC: $ 22.50 Youth: $7.50 MC Student: $ 12.50

Saturday, September 23, 2006 7:30 PM MDPACLuma elevates the child-like pleasures of playing with glow-in-the-dark illuminators to an astonishing, one of a kind light show. Using darkness as a canvas and light as a brush, Luma’s performers paint dazzling, dancing images that tell stories and spin a visual magic that evokes awe and wonder, set to hypnotic music. “The show is figuratively and literally illuminating. It never fails to amaze” - Chicago TribuneFor more information: www.lumatheater.com

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Single Ticket Prices: Adult: $ 17.50 Senior/Student/PC: $ 15.00 Youth: $ 5.00 MC Student: $ 5.00

TSunday, October 1, 2006 2:00 PM Walker Recital HallThe classical guitar repertoire of Irene Gómez embraces works ranging from a 16th century fantasia by Alonso Mudarra and an 18th century Bach prelude to contemporary composers like Argentinian Jorge Morel and Brazilian Heitor Villalobos. The first guitarist to graduate summa cum laude from the National University of Colombia, she divides her time between teaching there and performing in concert throughout Europe and the Americas.For more information: www.irenegomez.com

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Dr. Manuel and Cheryl Forero

“Irene Gómez is an artist of an exquisite sensitivity and a pristine intelligence.” - Javier Hinojosa Specialist in Old Music Schola Cantorum of Paris

Single Ticket Prices: Gold Circle: $ 30.00 Adult: $ 25.00 Senior/Student/PC: $ 22.50 Youth: $ 7.50 MC Student: $ 12.50

WFriday, October 6, 2006 8:00 PM MDPACWhether you love classics from Queen or classics from Verdi, you’ll be blown away as this eclectic band reinvents opera arias into bona fide rock anthems. A powerhouse five-piece band, a string quartet, and two outstanding vocalists bring the towering emotion and timeless musicality of opera into the 21st century. According to Time Out New York, “The East Village Opera Company’s charisma is inescapable and infectious; they electrify the classics for a new generation.”For more information: www.eastvillageoperacompany.com

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HSaturday, October 21, 2006 8:00 PM Walker Recital HallHer music is unique, soulful, and enchanting, encompassing her wide array of influences from Sarah Vaughan to Ben Folds Five. Sara Gazarek was just another college kid from the Northwest, scrambling to make tuition as a jazz performance major at the esteemed Thornton School of Music at USC, when she was named as a recipient of the prestigious Downbeat Student Music Award for Outstanding Collegiate Jazz Vocalist. Now, after the release of her remarkable debut CD Yours, Sara has performed with such jazz legends as Oleta Adams, Karrin Allyson, and Diane Schuur.For more information: www.saragazarek.com

“ Simple, straightforward, swinging – and emotionally believable at every

turn – Gazarek’s the real thing...Wow. You have to hear this girl sing.”

- Paul deBarros, The Seattle Times

Single Ticket Prices: Adult: $20.00

Senior/Student/PC: $17.50 Youth: $7.50

MC Student: $10.00

NSaturday, November 4, 2006 8:00 PM MDPACNiyaz was founded by Iranian vocalist and composer Azam Ali, multi-instrumentalist and composer Loga Ramin Torkian and twice Grammy-nominated American producer/remixer Carmen Rizzo. Together the members of Niyaz have established a new common ground, where the ageless mystical poetry of Urdu and Persian Sufi poets is adventurously placed in the context of sweeping electronic beats and Iranian/Indian acoustic instrumentation. For their Erie appearance, oud player Dmitris Mahlis and tabla player Satnam Ramgotra round out the group. For more information: www.niyazmusic.com


“... an alluring combination of medieval Persian and Indian exoticism and beats that are state of the art.”- Billboard

ASunday, November 5, 2006 2:00 PM Walker Recital HallA major prizewinner of many of the world’s most prestigious international piano competitions - Reine Elisabeth of Belgium, Leeds, Salzburg, Sydney and Vienna – Sara Davis Buechner established her early career by winning the Gold Medal of the 1984 Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition in Salt Lake City, Utah, and as a Bronze Medalist of the 1986 Tschaikowsky International Piano Competition in Moscow.For more information: www.sarabuechner.com


Buechner has it all -- intelligence, integrity, and all-encompassing technical prowess.”- Tim Page, New York Times

BTuesday, November 14, 2006 7:30 PM MDPACBa Cissoko is a Guinean world music band, featuring four members, two of whom are playing the traditional Kora harp. The other two band members play percussion and bass, respectively. Young people love them for their tradition-breaking approach to the kora, and older people love them for continuing the art of that instrument. If Eric Clapton played kora, this is surely what he would sound like.For more information: www.ba-cissoko.com


“Ba Cissoko is probably the hottest young African group touring the USA - an enthusiastic quartet at once rigorously trained in, and determined to update, the luxurious musical traditions of the West African country of Guinea.”- John Goddard, Toronto Star


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Saturday, December 2, 2006 8:00 PM MDPAC

Sunday, December 3, 2006 2:00 PM MDPAC The MDPAC welcomes the Dave Stevens Big Band back to our stage to usher in the yuletide season with pizzaz. We are thrilled to have Erie-born Dave Stevens partner with the remarkable voice of Robin McKelle - a soul-infused alto tinged with haunting echoes of the postwar jazz greats. Robin evokes the jazzy spirit of 1940’s America, while retaining a contemporary edge that speaks of a new wartime. McKelle breathes fresh life into classics many listeners thought they knew intimately. Her brassy, on-the-fly sound pays homage to the days when jazz orchestras ruled America’s dancehalls and concert theaters. The City Style Swing Dancers are back with new numbers. This show is certain to evoke Christmas memories from glory days gone by!For more information: www.davestevensbigband.comwww.robinmckelle.com

“Star of tomorrow. A voice that compares with Sarah Vaughn and Ella Fitzgerald, although at times

she also sounds like a young Aretha Franklin. She blew all of us away

when we heard her.” - Keith Lockhart, Boston Pops Conductor

“She’s got quite a set of pipes on her!” - David Bowie

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LSaturday, February 10, 2007 8:00PM Walker Recital HallLouis T. Hardin, better known as Moondog, was one of the 20th century’s most respected musical icons, and also a pioneer on the avant garde/minimalist scene, lauded by Philip Glass, who called him the originator of minimalism. A Kansas native, Moondog arrived in Manhattan in 1943 and occupied a street corner on 6th Avenue and 54th Street, where he entertained with homemade drums, portable keyboard, and his own poetry. Swedish born Stefan Lakatos, the inheritor of the unique Moondog percussion instrument known as the trimbas, entertains audiences to Moondog’s legacy, which consists of some of the most beautiful and peculiar music that still amazes listeners all over the world—music that has influenced John Lennon, Frank Zappa, Paul Simon and many others. Project Moondog is spearheaded by local musician Lou Nicolia who will be joined in performance by Lakatos and seven other local musicians. For more information: www.moondogscorner.de

Single Ticket Prices: Adult: $15.00 Senior/Student/PC: $ 12.50 Youth: $ 5.00 MC Student: $ 5.00

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Pio’s Pizza

EFriday, February 16, 2007 8:00 PM MDPACExperience Valentine’s Day with your sweetheart and fall in love all over again to the lush soulful music of Italian new sensation Chiara Civello (pronounced Kee-ah-rah Chee-vel-oh). Civello began singing professionally at age 14, and won a scholarship to Boston’s prestigious Berklee College of Music. In both singing and songwriting, she’s added a Brazilian sound to her international mix of jazz and pop. Her Quartet will perform an assorted blend of musical styles. The group’s repertoire includes original compositions and arrangements by Chiara, along with ingenious renditions of jazz standards. The ensemble’s interactive approach to the treatment of each tune, highlighting each musician’s outstanding instrumental prowess in a context of constant and creative dialogue, makes each performance a unique musical experience. She’s our Valentine’s Day gift to you and your date. For more information: www.unlimitedmyles.com

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Matthew’s Trattoria &Martini Lounge

Single Ticket Prices: Gold Circle: $ 25.00

Adult: $ 20.00 Senior/Student/PC: $ 17.50

Youth: $ 7.50 MC Student: $ 10.00

“She’s more than a great singer; she’s a real musician and improviser, pianist and

composer. I love her dearly.”- Phil Woods

“The best jazz singer of her generation.”

- Tony Bennett

OFriday, March 2, 2007 8:00 PM MDPACOur prelude to St. Patrick’s Day is a gala doubleheader. Patrick Ball, one of the premier Celtic harpers and storytellers in the world today, will entertain with the eloquence and fire of the Irish oral tradition – and with the Celtic harp. After intermission, stomp your feet and clap your hands to jigs and reels performed by Dervish on mandola, fiddle, accordion and bouzouki. Vocalist Cathy Jordan delivers Irish music as few performers can. For more information: www.dervish.ie www.patrickball.com


“The musical integrity makes the group a

formidable heir to the throne abandoned by The Bothy Band, if not

a serious contender for The Chieftains’

international space…Simply a brilliant and

uncluttered testimonial to music imagination

and talent.” - The Irish Times

“Hauntingly beautiful ballads and lilting

storytelling [Patrick Ball]…

A gem.” - Variety

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Reception $20. Meet the band and enjoy traditional Irish fare after the concert.

CSunday, March 11, 2007 2:00 PM Walker Recital HallChu-Fang Huang, age 23, won first prize at the prestigious Cleveland Interna-tional Piano Competition in August 2005. From the original field of 240 ap-plicants, 30 pianists from 17 countries competed in Cleveland through three solo rounds. Ms. Huang’s prize package included the Mixon First Prize of $50,000, a recital debut at Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center, New York, and numerous professional concert engagements.For more information: www.cliburn.org


Cleveland International Piano Competition Winner

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“At 23, Chu-Fang Huang has everything in place for a high flying career. Clarity, poise, lucid phrasing, dead-on technique and stunning good looks...” - The Birmingham News

FTuesday, March 13, 2007 7:30PM MDPAC“Few theater artists today can achieve the level of visual splendor and theatrical magic that Mr. Pendleton can conjure,” says The Wall Street Journal of Momix’s celebrated founder Moses Pendleton (also the co-founder of Pilobolus). His versatile troupe of dancer/illusionists freely mixes classical ballet, modern dance, gymnastics, and theatrical illusion, creating surrealistic tableaux that are stunning, stimulating and always entertaining. The troupe brings one of its latest works, Opus Cactus, a suite of 21 dances built around an American Southwest theme and set to music ranging from Bach to Brian Eno.For more information: www.momix.com

Single Ticket Prices: Gold Circle: $ 30.00 Adult: $ 25.00Senior/Student/PC: $ 22.50 Youth: $ 7.50MC Student: $ 12.50

“Opus Cactus explodes with a sense of the magic, danger, sensuality, quirkiness, humor and beauty that can be found in that often hidden desert world.”- Hedy Weiss, dance critic

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AFriday, March 23, 2007 8:00 PM MDPACAs college buddies in the 70s, obsessive jugglers Howard Patterson and Paul Magid had a business card that read: “Jugglers Extraordinaire, Fire and Fear, Blood and Gore, Joy and Merriment.” They’ll bring everything but the blood and gore to our stage in an act that’s been wowing audiences with incomparable zaniness for nearly 30 years. If hard laughing hurts your stomach, stay away.For more information: www.fkb.com


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“Puns and politics, word play and satire, much of it improvised on the spot and racily topical, fall from their tongues as rapidly and seamlessly as pins fly from their busy hands.” - Chicago Sun-Times

BTuesday, April 3, 2007 7:30 PM MDPACBallet and bluegrass? You bet. North Carolina Dance Theatre’s Under Southern Skies will slide down as easy as grits and gravy. The program includes “Shindig” - the rollicking ballet set to traditional bluegrass music performed live by the Greasy Beans and “I’m With You” by Artistic Director Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux with the acclaimed country singer/songwriter Christine Kane. Each explores an aspect of what makes the South, its artists, and the culture of the region unique. The dances vary in mood from funky to romantic to kick-up-your-heels joyful, sometimes making ballet slippers look like bare feet. For more information: www.ncdance.org

Single Ticket Prices: Gold Circle: $ 30.00 Adult: $ 25.00 Senior/Student/PC: $ 22.50 Youth: $7.50 MC Student: $ 12.50

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“Unstinting in range and thunder…a

pleasure to behold.”- The New York Times

“…if they decided to settle in Britain they

would be among our top ballet companies.”

- The London Times “…one of the liveliest

and most brilliant – the level of dancing

is outstanding – classic troupes in North

America.”- New York Post

WSaturday, April 21, 2007 8:00 PM Walker Recital HallWith diverse cultural and musical influences, the Fareed Haque Group is opening new doors with a completely fresh approach to world music that grooves and percolates. The group makes its debut with the release of Cosmic Hug, a unique combination of world, jazz, and jam. Earthy, vital, breezy, electric, and truly eclectic, the Fareed Haque Group defies easy categorization. The band approaches the art of jazz improvisation in wide-ranging ways, bringing Middle Eastern scales, American-pop song forms and other far-flung elements to everything they play. Haque’s music is at times exciting and improvisatory, and at others relaxing and lightly settling into a mellow Funk groove. He co-founded the jam super-group Garaj Mahal and his work with Paquito D’Rivera, Sting, Dave Holland, Ramsey Lewis, Nigel Kennedy, and Edgar Meyer has proven him as a solid, versatile performer. For more information: www.fareed.com


“Haque is an exceedingly gifted musician and is, without question, deserving of much wider recognition.” -Robert Kaye, World Fusion

RSunday, April 22, 2007 2:00 PM Walker Recital HallHear the Gold Medal performances in a combined tour of the top prize winners from two of the world’s major competitions, the International Franz Liszt Piano Competition of Utrecht, The Netherlands, and the as yet unknown Gold Medal winner of the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis. Don’t miss this dazzling display of artistry from two of the latest young sensations to hit the concert scene. For more information: www.violin.org


“Yingdi Sun was the only pianist who flawlessly performed Liszt’s gruesome octave jumps and maintained the tension in both pieces to the very end.” - De Telegraaf

Chicago Tribune calls the International Violin Competition of Indianapolis as “the ultimate violin contest...”

WSaturday, May 5, 2007 8:00 PM Walker Recital Hall Winners of the 2004 BBC Radio award for folk band of the year and also “Best Folk Band of the Year 2005” at the Scots Traditional Music Awards, Old Blind Dogs remain one of the most exciting Scottish bands around. The band has developed its own trademark style in which dynamic percussion and bluesy harmonica fuel delicately-phrased melodies of traditional songs. In concert, their respectful yet bracingly modern musical attack is a source of continual surprise, equally capable of moving your heart as it is your feet.For more information: www.oldblinddogs.co.uk


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The Robert Burns Scottish Club of

Erie, Pennsylvania

From the Past to the Future: Alumni Art TeachersCelebrating Dr. Thomas Gamble’s Presidential InaugurationThursday, September 14 through Sunday, October 15, 2006.Opening Reception: Thursday, September 14, 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. This reception opens the New Cummings Art Gallery.“Friends of Mercyhurst College” is a concurrent companion exhibit on the first floor of Old Main.

Janet Durrans, Photojournalist – Afghanistan: Through the BurqaThe Reverend Sylvester I. Jaworski Exhibit for 2006Thursday, October 19 through Wednesday, November 15.Opening Reception: Thursday, October 19, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Mercyhurst College Art Faculty ExhibitThursday, November 30 through Wednesday, January 10.Opening Reception: Thursday, November 30, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Thomas Paquette LandscapesThursday, January 18 through Wednesday, February 18, 2007.Opening Reception: Thursday, January 18 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.This exhibit introduces the new book:“Thomas Paquette – Gouache Paintings” which will be available through the gallery.

Senior Art Thesis ExhibitionThursday, March 15 through Sunday, April 15, 2007.Opening Reception: Saturday, March 24, 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Senior Interior Design ExhibitionSaturday, April 21 through Sunday, May 13, 2007.Reception: Thursday, April 26, 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Mercyhurst College

Cummings ArtGallery 2006

2007

Gallery Hours:Mon: Closed, Tue - Sun: 2-5 p.m., Thur: 2-5, 7-9 p.m.Gallery closed between shows and during college breaks.Gallery openings are free and open to all.

Peggy Brace, Director

Film showings at 2 pm and 8 pm.All foreign films are English subtitled.

The World’s Fastest IndianSeptember 13, in English, drama, 2hrs 7mins Website: www.worldsfastestindian.com, Rating: PG-13ThelifestoryofNewZealanderBurtMunro,whospentyearsbuildinga1920Indianmotorcycle--abikewhichhelpedhimsettheland-speedworldrecordatUtah’sBonnevilleSaltFlatsin1967. TsotsiAwards: 2006 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film September 20, in Zulu / Xhosa / Afrikaans, drama, 1hr 34mins Website: www.tsotsi.com, Rating: RSetinJohannesburg,a19-year-oldthiefstealsawoman’scar,onlytomakeashockingdiscoveryinthebackseat. Neil Young: Heart of GoldAwards: 2006 NatFilm Festival Audience AwardSeptember 27, in English, documentary, 1hr 43mins Website: www.heartofgoldmovie.com, Rating: PGNeilYoung:HeartofGoldisfilmmakerJonathanDemme’sintimatemusicalportraitoflegendarysinger/songwriterNeilYoung,filmedontheoccasionoftheworldpremiereofYoung’s“PrairieWind”concertatNashville’shallowedRymanAuditorium. An Inconvenient Truth October 4, in English, documentary, 1hr 40mins Website: www.climatecrisis.net, Rating: PG ThisdocumentaryoffersapassionateandinspirationallookatAlGore’sferventcrusadetohaltglobalwarming’sdeadlyprogressinitstracksbyexposingthemythsandmisconceptionsthatsurroundit. James’ Journey to JerusalemAwards: 2003 Award of the Israeli Film Academy for Best ActorOctober 11, in Hebrew / English / Zulu, comedy, 1hr 27mins Website: www.james-journey.com IntheimaginaryvillageofEntshongweni,veryfarfromwesterncivilization,theyoungJamesischosentoundertakeamission-apilgrimagetoholyJerusalem. Why We FightAwards: 2005 Sundance Film Festival - Grand Jury PrizeOctober 18, in English, documentary, 1hr 38mins Website: www.sonyclassics.com/whywefight, Rating: PG 13 ThisdocumentaryisanunflinchinglookattheanatomyoftheAmericanwarmachine,weavingunforgettablepersonalstorieswithcommentarybya“who’swho”ofmilitaryandbeltwayinsiders. Intimate StoriesOctober 25, in Spanish, comedy, 1hr 32mins Website: www.ocean-films.com/historiasminimas SetintheotherworldlyexpansesofSouthernPatagonia,thisquirkilycomicroad-movieisadistinctiveblendofbemusedsatireandgentlehumanism.

The MDPAC is proud to offer the PAC Pass for the Guelcher Film Series. Advantages of the PAC Pass include:• 10, 20, & 30 admission passes• Discounted on adult prices only - 10 admission pass - $45.00 Savings of $5.00 20 admission pass - $85.00 Savings of $15.00 30 admission pass - $112.50 Savings of $37.50• Use it for you alone or bring guests. • No need to dig through your purse or pocket for ticket money.• No need to wait in line to purchase film tickets – just have the ticket taker punch your Pass on your way into the theater.• It is good for the entire 06-07 Season (September – June). • The PAC Pass makes a great gift!For more details, call Annette at 824-3106

Who Killed the Electric Car?November 1, in English, documentary, 1hr 32mins Website: www.sonyclassics.com/whokilledtheelectriccar, Rating: PGWhodunitstylefilminvestigatingthehopefulbirthin1996ofGeneralMotors’electriccar,theEV1,untilitsabruptdeathin2002. Sophie SchollAwards: 2005 European Film Awards - Best Actress, Best Director November 8, in German, drama, 1hr 57mins Website: www.sophieschollmovie.com, Unrated AdramatizationofthefinaldaysofSophieScholl,oneofthemostfamousmembersoftheGermanWorldWarIIanti-Naziresistancemovement,TheWhiteRose. Heading SouthAwards: 2005 Venice Film Festival: ‘CinemAvvenire’ Award, and Marcello Mastroianni Award November 15, in French/ English, drama, 1hr 48mins, UnratedThreemiddle-agewomenconvergeonanislandlookingforflirtation,relaxationandrespitefromtheircolorlessjobsandmarriages.TheirexcursionleadsthemawayfromthegildedcageoftourismandopenstheireyestothepovertystrickenanddangerousworldofHaiti. Little Miss Sunshine November 29, in English, comedy, 1hr 41mins, Rating: RWebsite: www2.foxsearchlight.com/littlemisssunshine LittleMissSunshineisanAmericanfamilyroadcomedythatshattersthemold.Brazenlysatiricalandyetdeeplyhuman,thefilmintroducesaudiencestooneofthemostendearinglyfracturedfamiliesinrecentcinemahistory:theHoovers,whosetriptoapre-pubescentbeautypageantresultsnotonlyincomicmayhembutindeath,transformationandamovinglookatthesurprisingrewardsofbeinglosersinawinning-crazedculture. L’enfantAward: 2005 Cannes Film Festival - Golden PalmDecember 6, in French, drama, 1hr 40mins Website: www.sonyclassics.com/thechild, Rating: R Dispossessedtwenty-yearoldBrunoliveswithhiseighteen-year-oldgirlfriendSoniainaneasternBelgiansteeltown.TheyliveoffSonia’sunemploymentbenefitsandthepanhandlingandpettytheftcommittedbyBrunoandhisgang.TheirliveschangeforeverwhenSoniagivesbirthtotheirchild,Jimmy. The PropositionDecember 13, in English, action, 1hr 48mins Website: www.thepropositionfilm.com, Rating: R Setagainsttheharshandunforgivinglandscapeofthe1880sAustralianoutback,ThePropositionisavisuallystunningtaleofloyalty,revengeandthequestforjusticeinalandwithoutrule.

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