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Ronen Chamber Ensemble
9351 N. Delaware
Indianapolis , IN 46240
(317) 846-9334
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The 2009-2010 concert season marks an exciting 26th season for the Ronen Chamber Ensemble. Season highlights include:
ONE-TWO-THREE. . .Three intimate gems by Bach, Jolivet and Beethoven. Tuesday, October 13, 2009, at 7:30pm at the Hilbert Circle Theatre Wood Room
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Timeless Inspirations. . . A Spirit & Place concert. . .Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time (excerpts) and Bach featuring Northminster's magnificent pipe organ. Sunday, November 8, 2009, at 4:00pm at Northminster Presbyterian Church
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Mozart and the Moderns. . . Winds are in the spotlight with Mozart's C Minor Serenade and music of Ligeti and contemporary composer Katherine Hoover.
Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2010 at 7:30pm at the Hilbert Circle Theatre Wood Room
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Souvenirs de Voyage with Violinist Yura Lee (IVCI Laureate)...Lee performs Haydn, Franck and B. Herrmann with Ronen musicians. Tuesday, May 4, '10 at 7:30pm at the Glick Indiana History Center Frank and Katrina Basile Theater
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We look forward to your joining our artistic directors, David Belllman and Ingrid Fischer-Bellman along with other Indianapolis Symphony musicians, at these four outstanding concerts.
Our mission is to give music lovers an opportunity to hear both the small intimate works by great masters and the new, fresh, contemporary works for chamber ensembles in a setting that lets listeners hear and see music-making up close. Our presentation is casual with time for the audience to talk with the musicians after the performance.
2005 We participated, for the first time, in the Indianapolis Spirit & Place Festival in collaboration with the Hasten Hebrew Academy.
2004We celebrated 20 years of chamber music in Indianapolis by featuring works of Indiana composers.
1997We featured women composers including the premier "Three Prophecies" written by Indiana's own Barbara Bell.
1993We exchanged new scores with chamber groups from Indianapolis sister cities in Germany and Poland.
1986We broadcast performances of Brahms, Debussy and Hodkinson on NPR in a series featuring chamber groups with ties to major symphony orchestras.
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and our generous patrons and subscribers.
Thank you!
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