NAAS Audition Intensive
NAAS Summer Audition Intensive
New World Center | 500 17th St, Miami Beach, FL 33139
NAAS Audition Intensives hosted by New World Symphony offer mock auditions, lessons, and performance psychology training.
NAAS Summer Audition Intensive
New World Center | 500 17th St, Miami Beach, FL 33139
NAAS Audition Intensives hosted by New World Symphony offer mock auditions, lessons, and performance psychology training.
Brahms Requiem
Camelback Bible Church | 3900 E. Stanford Dr Paradise Valley, AZ 85253
The North Valley Chorale performs one of the most extraordinary spiritual compositions ever composed.
Johannes Brahms, Ein Deutsches Requiem
Tickets
623.252.1746 | northvalleychorale@gmail.com
ClarinetFest 2021
Dr. Vince Dominguez presents a world premiere of Juegos Prohibidos by composer Hilda Paredes at the 2021 virtual International Clarinet Association conference in Fort Worth, TX.
Lecture: Digital Media For Musicians
The Puerto Rico Summer Music Festival and the Díaz-Del Moral Foundation are thrilled to announce the 2021 Virtual Edition of the Puerto Rico Summer Music Festival.
This year, a magnificent roster of mentors, lecturers, masterclasses, and performers will gather virtually. The full event schedule will be available at the Diaz Del Moral Foundation website on Thursday, April 15th. For any information, contact info@diazdelmoralfoundation.org
The 2021 Artistic Committee is comprised of Lizandro Valentín García Alvarado, Flor Lizbeth Cruz, Kailbeth Chacín, Orlando Medrano, Esther Seitz. f
ClarinetFest 2021
HARBINGER DUO presents the world premiere of LOCKSTEP for Two B-Flat Clarinets by composer Jonathan Russell at the 2021 virtual International Clarinet Association conference in Fort Worth, TX.
Lecture: Finding Your Voice In 2021
Hosted by Dr. Robert Spring and Dr. Joshua Gardner | Arizona State University | Virtual
During this clinic, I'll be focusing on how musicians can use both old and new skills to create a voice for themselves in today's ever-changing digital landscape to create new entrepreneurial career options.
Topics that will be covered will include but are not limited to content creation, networking, personal branding, and social media fluency.
Finding Your Voice In 2021
Hosted by Professor Dr. Ian Tyson | Vassar College| Virtual
During this clinic, I'll be focusing on how musicians can use both old and new skills to create a voice for themselves in today's ever-changing digital landscape to create new entrepreneurial career options.
Topics that will be covered will include but are not limited to content creation, networking, personal branding, and social media fluency.
Finding Your Voice In 2021
Hosted by Professor Dr. Christopher Nichols | University of Delaware | Virtual
During this clinic, I'll be focusing on how musicians can use both old and new skills to create a voice for themselves in today's ever-changing digital landscape to create new entrepreneurial career options.
Topics that will be covered will include but are not limited to content creation, networking, personal branding, and social media fluency.
Finding Your Voice In 2021
Hosted by Professor Kyle Bruckmann | University of the Pacific| Virtual
During this clinic, I'll be focusing on how musicians can use both old and new skills to create a voice for themselves in today's ever-changing digital landscape to create new entrepreneurial career options.
Topics that will be covered will include but are not limited to content creation, networking, personal branding, and social media fluency.
Panel: Millennial Musicians
Entrepreneurship | Marketing | Professional Development
Featuring Vince Dominguez, Chase Miller, and Laura Campbell
The ICA is excited to share the second online conference called ICA Plays On! This online event will be held January 28-31, 2021. ICA Plays On! 2021 is open to ICA members and has a registration fee of $10 for adults members and $5 for students, seniors, and New Horizons members. Those who register will have exclusive access to all presentations and performances as they are premiered, access to the virtual exhibitor hall, the opportunity to participate in warm-up sessions and workshops, and enter to win fantastic prizes!
You can see presentations from ICA Plays On! 2020 on the ICA YouTube channel, www.youtube.com/internationalclarinetassociation.
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 28
By Victor Polatschek
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel: youtube.com/vincedominguez
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 27
After Pierrot Lunaire by Arnold Schoenberg
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel: youtube.com/vincedominguez
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 26
After Le Tombeau de Couperin by Maurice Ravel
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel: youtube.com/vincedominguez
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 25
After Die Lustigen Weiber von Windsor by Otto Nicolai
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel: youtube.com/vincedominguez
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 24
After Symphony No.4 by Gustav Mahler
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel: youtube.com/vincedominguez
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 23
After Johann Sebastian Bach
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel: youtube.com/vincedominguez
Finding Your Voice In Today’s Digital Media Landscape
Hosted by Professor Orlando Medrano | Texas A&M International University | Virtual
During this clinic, I'll be focusing on how students can use both old and new skills to create a voice for themselves in today's ever-changing digital landscape.
Topics that will be covered will include but are not limited to content creation, networking, personal branding, and social media fluency.
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 22
By Victor Polatschek
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel, click here!
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 21
After Overture on Hebrew Themes by Sergei Prokofiev
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel, click here!
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 20
By Victor Polatschek
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel, click here!
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 19
After Second Essay for Orchestra by Samuel Barber
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel, click here!
QLXS 2020 Webinar: Discussing Latinos In Classical Music
Quinteto Latino proudly presents a free virtual Quinteto Latino Seminario Webinar on Wednesday, October 14, 2020, from 10:00-11:00am PT.
Free Admission. To secure tickets, please click on the ticket link and book via Eventbrite.
The Webinar will feature a comprehensive presentation focusing on the diversity of the United States Latinx identity and highlight tools and methods that the orchestras and chamber ensembles can use to better serve Latinx classical musicians, composers and audience members across the country.
Armando Castellano, Founder of Quinteto Latino, will moderate a diverse panel of Latinx musicians from their Seminario QLXS 2020 cohort: Julian Hernandez, Chaz Salazar, and Francsisca Wright.
“When the general public thinks of classical music, images of men in tuxedos or composers in powdered wigs come to mind,” said Margaret M. Lioi, CEO of Chamber Music America. “The Seminario and follow-on webinar that Quinteto Latino has organized aims at shattering that misconception and increasing awareness of the rich heritage, the immense repertoire, the incredible talent, and the depth of diversity within the Latinx community.”
The Webinar will serve as a call to action for the classical music field and as the first event of its kind, provide attendees with tools to create a dialogue that addresses the Latinx experience in classical music: race equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Who should attend this event? We invite presenters, executive directors, orchestras, conservatories, musicians, composers, funders, advocates, and other community stakeholders at large in the field.
“Quinteto Latino is among a small number of organizations nationwide that have been leading by example at the nexus of diversity, performance, and arts education. QL meets this moment with the credibility that comes with fifteen years worth of diverse Latin American programming for audiences across the United States…This webinar series is an opportunity to build authentic solidarity vital to shaping an arts ecosystem that is reflective of our society's artistic potential,” said Karen Cueva, Director for Learning and Engagement Programs at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute
Quinteto Latino is a San Francisco Bay Area wind quintet with a mission to build community through Latino Classical Music: performance and advocacy. Founded in 2004 by horn player Armando Castellano, this unique ensemble aims to expand the boundaries of a classical music tradition, commonly perceived as predominantly Euro-American, by performing works exclusively by Latino composers. In venues traditional and nontraditional, Quinteto Latino makes this music available, relevant, and inspiring to audiences across cultural, class, and ethnic lines. In addition, Quinteto Latino advocates on behalf of Latino composers and classical musicians through mentoring, commissioning, hiring, and being a voice, both regionally and nationally, for issues around diversity and classical music.
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 18
After Joseph Sellner
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel, click here!
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 17
After Symphony No.3 by William Schuman
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel, click here!
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 16
By Victor Polatschek
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel, click here!
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 15
After “Die Gotterdammerung” by Richard Wagner
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel, click here!
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 14
After “Ariadne auf Naxos” by Richard Strauss
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel, click here!
Paysage Frontière Music Video Release
Premiering On Sunday, September 6, 2020
Paysage Frontière, composed by Victor Ibarra, was commissioned as part of a Doctoral recording project at Arizona State University by Vince Dominguez.
The work was premiered by Vince Dominguez at Quinteto Latino Seminario, August 27, 2020 in San Francisco, CA.
Score Available at www.victoribarra.net/music/catalogue-of-works/ Music Video by Tonal Memories Creative © 2020
PROGRAM NOTES
"Paysage Frontière, translated as Border Landscape was commissioned by Dr. Vince Dominguez in July 2019, completed in February 2020, and written to underscore the border crisis that escalated in the 2010s between the United States and Mexico. In this work, the theme is established specifically with the installation Resistencia by Marcela Armas in mind. In this visual installation, the borderline of Mexico and the United States is drawn in the dark space of the room with an incandescent metallic filament. According to the installation’s own description, “The work is presented in the physical space as a real limit, overflowing with tension and incandescence. Resistance is a representation of the United States-Mexico border executed with a metal incandescent filament called resistance heating. A series of steel cables, or “tensors”, allow the set of vectors to configure the border drawing in three-dimensional space. The wires act as a group of forces in tension that enable the line to be sustained in space.” The resistance used in the installation establishes a metaphorical relationship to the sociopolitical reality that is lived on both sides of the border by representing it as an overwhelming line, filled with tension and incandescence. Resistance heating demands and consumes large amounts of energy from the electrical grid that feeds it.” Taking this installation as a reference and in accordance with my usual way of working from graphic sketches that I transform into melodic designs, I reference the tension and fold points of the metallic filament that turns on and off in the dark space. Similarly, the idea of incandescence, on and off, are present in the nuances and notes that accompany the primary melodic design on which the piece is structured. The idea of resistance becomes a constant, immutable, unifying force that is interwoven between the visual universe, present in the installation of weapons, and in the sound in the acoustic space that remains empty. The work reflects the border as a dangerous edge, as well as the rupture and distortion of relations between two neighboring nations. " -Victor Ibarra
Quinteto Latino Seminario Institute 2020
Quinteto Latino is an advocacy organization with a professional wind quintet at its core, advocating on behalf of Latinos in classical music: audiences, composers, arts education equity and musicians. The Quintet’s musician advocacy programming is called SeminarioQLX and the culmination of the SeminarioQLX programming is a biennial conference of Latinx musicians from around the US. The 2020 conference will consists of 2 days of virtual workshops and meetings on August 27 and 28. In addition, a national webinar will be hosted in September to share the EID discussions with the field at large.
The desired outcomes for the conference are
- Continue to create a national network of Latinx classical musicians
- Take action as cohort of Latinx classical musicians from around the U.S.
- Come out of the conference with recommendations for webinar and our call to the field about Latinx classical musicians
Participants will include the 5 musicians from Quinteto Latino as well as 20 professional Latinx classical musicians from around the country.
2020 Committee Artists
Arturo Rodriguez / flute | San Francisco, CA
Evan Sanchez / oboe | Los Angeles, CA
Medina / clarinet | New York, NY,
Kika Wright / bassoon | Baltimore, MD
Vince Dominguez / clarinet | Providence, RI
Alex Rodriguez / bassoon | Pittsburg, CA
For more information
Email: https://mailchi.mp/0c3449081af1/qlxs2020-launch
Eventbrite: https://qlxs2020.eventbrite.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/584277995577168
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/CECtMZVgzP4/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/QuintetoLatino/status/1295800961038942208
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6701574231165153280
YouTube Video Release: Polatschek Etude Series, Episode 13
After Ludwig van Beethoven
In May 2020, I began the Polatschek Series on YouTube. Similar to those who have created videos for the Rose etude books, I recognized a lack of material for Victor Polatschek’s work. These etudes are a wonderful resource for the advancing student, featuring an array of styles and genres that work on improving every aspect of clarinet technique. It’s been really fun to create these videos and I hope that they provide useful resources for the clarinet community.
To visit my YouTube channel, click here!