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presents:
Duo Cantilena: Oboe/English Horn & Guitar
ALL BRAHMS”
Sunday, February 7
Anthony Parnther –
on oboe and English horn, and Randy Pile
on guitar. The pair will perform as part of the
Conductor
Classics at the Merc chamber music series in
the Club at the Merc at the Old Town Tem-
ecula Community Theater. The concert begins
at 3:00 p.m.
The repertoire for oboe (or its lower-
voiced cousin, the English horn) and guitar is
small. The program will include some works
written for this combination, including Napo-
leon Coste’s charming Le Montagnard. Other
works on the program include music by Rob-
ert Benedict, Mauro Guiliani, Astor Piazzolla,
Maurice Ravel, Erik Satie, Jacque Ibert, and
Manuel de Falla. Many of these works are ad-
aptations specifically to take advantage of the
unique sounds of these instruments.
Tickets for Classics at the Merc are avail-
able at the box office, by calling 866-653-
8696, or by visiting www.temeculatheater.
The Golden Valley Music Society pres-
org. Admission is $11 for adults and $5 for
ents Duo Cantilena, featuring Susan Barrett
students with ID.
The Vagina Monologues are back for two
nights, February 16 & 17, 2010 @ 7:30 at
The
the Old Town Temecula Community The-
Featuring international award-winning ater, 42051 Main Street, Old Town Temecula,
soloists Ruslan Biryukov, cello & Danielle Belen, violin 92590. Director Patti Drew held auditions on
Apr. 11 - 2:30 pm
Vagina
December 14 and has a cast of 31 to perform
Murrieta Mesa High School Theater these benefit productions. The recipient of the
Apr. 15 - 7:30 pm
Monologues
proceeds is S.A.F.E., Safe Alternatives For
Old Town Temecula Community Theater Everyone, a non-profit agency in Temecula
that provides services for families with do-
Tragic Overture mestic abuse and violence issues. Tickets are
Concerto for Violin & Cello in A Minor $25 and can be purchased at the ticket office,
Symphony No. 3 in F Major on line at www.TemeculaTheater.org or by
www.InlandValleySymphony.org phone 866.653.8696. Opportunity tickets will
Buy tickets online or call 760-318-0460 be available for great prizes at both perfor-
Tickets: Adults $20, Seniors & Students (18 & under) $15 mances. February 17th performance will host
Military $15, Children (12 & under) $3 complimentary wine at 6:30 in the courtyard
before the show. The production runs about 90
minutes with no intermission. Laugh and cry
with us and support our victims.
“In The Mood”
at the Center
for the Arts
February 14th at 3 p.m.
Perfect for a pre-dinner Valen-
tine’s Day date, or for anyone who
enjoys an afternoon of musical the-
ater, Mike Pettite Presentations Inc
presents “In the Mood” on Valen-
tine’s Day at 3 p.m. at the Center.
This retro 1940s musical fea-
tures a cast of lively and talented
singers, soloists, and a trio accompa-
nied by the sensational, 20-member
String of Pearls Big Band Orchestra.
Celebrate a time in American histo-
ry when a combination of up-tempo
big band instrumentals and intimate,
romantic ballads set the mood for a
future filled with promise, hope and
prosperity. For more information,
visit www.artcenter.org or call the
Ticket Office at (800) 988-4253.
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