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Rudolf Budginas
Monday, September 14, 2009
Rudolf Budginas, pianist, will be at the Historic Elsinore for an evening concert at 7:00 pm. Earlier in the day, 12:30, there is an educational matinee that is free to stdents and their parents or teachers.
Budginas, born in Russia, lives in California, teaches college and plays lots of concerts. He calls his concerts, "Classics for the Rest of Us" and "not for stuffed shirts." He says performing classic music in a way people can relate to and have fun with, is his goal.
Tickets are on sale at the Elsinore Theatre and range from $21 - $35. |
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Cavatina Duo
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Critics are raving about the Cavatina Duo -- “Brilliant” (British Flute Society Magazine) Eugenia Molinar on flute and “Virtuoso” (Soundboard) Denis Azabagic on guitar have won numerous competitions, from the Young Musicians of Doelen in 1996 to the prestigious Encore prize in 2003.
With a repertoire spanning baroque, classical, and contemporary periods, as well as original works based on their native Spanish and Balkans folklore, Cavatina Duo masters the balance between technical sensibility and senseless passion.
"Spectacular!"
British Flute Society Magazine
"… a kind of magic..."
Sun-Times |
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Tenor Daniel Rodriguez
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Former New York City police officer, Daniel Rodriguez has experienced a meteoric rise to fame. He was one of his department’s designated anthem singers on September 11, 2001, when fate intervened -- he rendered a capella performances of “God Bless America” and the National Anthem that proved far greater than a patriotic gesture. Ringing, heartfelt and beautiful, his performance stirred the hearts of the entire nation.
Since then, he has performed at venues ranging from 2002 Winter Olympics, to Disneyland, to The White House. A pillar of courage and faith, Daniel Rodriguez is truly an inspiration, who freely shares his deep appreciation for life, God and country.
“… the second coming of Andrea Bocelli…”
The Trades Online
“a real voice… full-bodied singing…”
New York Times |