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Press ReleasesCelebrate Mother’s Day At The Ballet! Elim Park and The Connecticut Ballet present New Ballet Fest 2010 on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 9. The 3:00pm performance will feature four commissioned works by some of today’s most exciting young choreographers, including Mitzi Adams, Brian Carey Chung, and Ted Thomas, danced by Connecticut Ballet’s professional dancers. Bring mom to the ballet at 150 Cook Hill Road in Cheshire to enjoy an afternoon of inspired dance under the artistic direction of Brett Raphael. New Ballet Fest 2010 is part of Elim Park’s 2009-2010 Premiere Entertainment Series in Nelson Hall, sponsored by FIP Construction of Cheshire. Tickets to the ballet are $10 each or $15 per couple, and local dance students are invited for only $5. There will be an opportunity to speak with Mr. Raphael and the dancers immediately following the performance. The Connecticut Ballet is a nationally recognized, professional ballet company currently entering its 28th season. The Connecticut Ballet is headquartered in Stamford and Hartford and performs statewide, including annual seasons at The Bushnell in Hartford and Stamford Center for the Arts. In addition to full-scale classical ballet productions, Connecticut Ballet’s Center for Dance Education offers a comprehensive educational program which includes school assemblies, outreach classes at juvenile detention facilities, schools and community centers, a mentoring program for talented at-risk youth, professional development workshops for classroom teachers, and a trainee program for pre-professional ballet dancers ages 15-18. For tickets and information call 203.699.5495 or tdavis@elimpark.org.
Elim Park offers The Best Is Yet To Come Santopietro’s book, Sinatra In Hollywood, is a brilliant and fascinating account of Sinatra’s legendary film career, including Sinatra’s own observations of his film work. The show marries Santopietro’s entertaining stories with the incredible music and vocal style of Tony DeSare, Telarc recording artist and “Rising Star” Male Vocalist in the 2009 Downbeat Critics Poll. “The Best Is Yet To Come” will run one night only, Saturday
April 10, in the Nelson Hall performing arts center, part of the Premiere
Entertainment Series at Elim Park. The celebratory glimpse at Sinatra’s
iconic career is reminiscent of the “American Century” and
the golden age of Hollywood. On Thursday, March 18, 2010, internationally acclaimed organist, Dame Gillian Weir, will grace Nelson Hall at Elim Park Place, 150 Cook Hill Road, Cheshire, Connecticut. The 7:30pm performance, Weir’s only New England appearance this year, is part of Elim Park’s Premiere Entertainment Series, providing fine arts and entertainment in a newly added concert venue open to the greater Cheshire community. Lee Dettra Concert to Showcase Vintage Organ, Piano Artwork of Susan Seseske Wolanic on Exhibit At Elim Park Elim Park Presents CONCORA’s “Christmas in the Americas” Chiang Art Exhibit At Elim Park Place Elim Park Place Announces World renowned Concert Pianist; Frederick Moyer to Perform on March 11th 2009 at 7:00 pm in Nelson Hall. All are welcome! During over twenty-five years as a full-time concert pianist, Frederick Moyer has carved out a vital and unusual career that has taken him to forty-one countries and to such far-flung venues as Suntory Hall in Tokyo, the Sydney Opera House, Windsor Castle and the Kennedy Center. Moyer's enthusiasm, exacting artistry, and adventurous programming have made him a favorite among audiences of all ages. In recital, his delightful commentary from the stage brings the audience into the heart of the musical experience. Mr. Moyer will perform a program of classical piano masterpieces at Elim Park on March 11th. This concert has been anticipated for some time now and the guests are eager to greet Mr. Moyer, according to Margaretann Foster, Director of Marketing. The audience will enjoy listening to time honored favorites as well as some wonderful pieces they may be hearing for the first time. His programs often feature works by Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Beethoven and many others" “A success on the highest level from first to last ... something to write home about.” BOSTON GLOBE “A superstar pianist ... He produced a big, warm sound, was unfailingly accurate, and seemed to have no limit to his speed. But it was not so much technique that impressed as his musicality.” THE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL Seating will be based on a first come first Serve Basis. Click here to see the Nelson Hall Grand Opening Gala October 29, 2008 Stars and Stripes Forever! The Great American Piano a concert based on Bisaccia's PBS television special "The Great American Piano". He will perform a diverse repertoire including, original Gershwin improvisations, old fashioned novelty numbers plus songs from Scott Joplin, Billy Joel and Frederic Rzewski. The concert concludes with Bisaccia's dazzling arrangement of John Phillip Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever." Margaretann Foster August 11, 2008 CHESHIRE: Summer Pops Concert Cheshire: Elim Park Place Announces New Aquatic Therapy Program Cheshire – Living and Loving Life at 100 Elim Park Hosts Annual Christmas Festival Elim Park Breaks Ground for New Wellness Center and Bethel Place |
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