The Consulate General of the Federal Republic of Germany in Miami,
the French General Consulate in Miami and the Alliance Française de Miami present:
FRENCH - GERMAN 40 Years Elysee Agreement Anniversary*
Thursday January 23 @ 6.30pm:at the Alliance Française; French-German Exhibit & Concert
Alliance Francaise Miami, 1414 Coral Way in Miami - open to the public
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Selected Paintings on display:
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Eos & Thitonos
2002, Oil, 40" x 40"
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The Procession
2002, Oil, 36" x48"
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Hektor & Achill
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White Dog
2002, Oil, 40" x 40"
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Exhibit Opening night with
>>German Artist, Hans FEYERABEND
Ongoing: Face Value, One Man Show; Oil paintings at MLP in Berlin, Germany.www.feyerabend.com
>>French Artist, Bénédicte BLANC-FONTENILLE: 1995: Centre Culturel de Toulouse (France), 1998: Galerie Commines (Paris), 2002: Galerie Damien B. (Miami) - Group Exhibit
& >>French Artist, Chantal PHILIPON “De Floride et d’Ailleurs”
>>CONCERT : String Quartet of Students of the Conservatory of Music at Lynn University, Boca Raton
Daniel Andai (violin) A native of Miami. Studies with Professor Sergiu Schwartz. Has performed in Jamaica, Russia, canada; and throughout the United States. Is winner of several competitions that have led to solo concerts with orchestras.
Gabrielle Fink (violin).- A native of Miami. Studies with Professor Sergiu Schwartz; she has studied at the prestigious Cleveland Insitute of Music with David Russell. She has also attended The Aspen Music Festival in Colorado.
Dmitry Pogorelov (vioIa) - A native of Russia. Studies with Professor Sergiu Schwartz. Is prize winner of several competitions in Europe and was winner of the 2001 Concerto Competition for Lynn University. He is also a finalist in the 2002 concerto competition for the University.
Ana-Maria Achitei (cello) - A native of Romania. Studies with Professor Yohanna Perron. She has won the central competition for Romania before coming to the United States and is this year’s finalist in the Conservatory Concerto Competition.
Program:
Jean-Philippe Rameau (1683-1764) Rondeau
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Air from the Orchestral Suite
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770 - 1827) Trio in E-flat Major, First Movement (Adagio-Allegro con brio)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Divertimento KV 136
For more information about the Alliance Francaise Miami you may also visit www.afmiami.org |
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