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'First' concert is musician's last

Published: Friday, Oct. 27, 2006 2:39 p.m. MDT
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Roens' "Invocation," for soprano, cello and piano, will receive its world premiere Thursday. It's a cycle of three songs. "The first and third are Homeric hymns and the second is a Jewish Sabbath prayer," Maurer explained.

Rounding out the concert is Olivier Messiaens' "The Black Bird," for flute and piano. "It's from 1952, and it's a mainstay of the flute repertoire."

Maurer said the concert will be an interesting blend of works. "We're tapping the whole tapestry of music. Different ideas, styles and musicality are represented. I suppose it's a little capsule of my vision."

In addition to Maurer and Funicelli, clarinetist Robert Walzel, cellist Nicole Jackson, pianist Melissa Livengood and soprano Cheryl Hart will perform.

If you go

What: Contemporary Music Consortium

Where: First Unitarian Church, 1300 E. 600 South

When: Thursday, 7:30 p.m.

How much: Free, but donations accepted

Web: www.cmcconcerts.org


E-mail: ereichel@desnews.com

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Laurel Ann Maurer is leaving her job as director of Contemporary Music Consortium.

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