Oklahoma Haydn Festival 2020
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Chamber Concert Series
Past Events:
MONDAY, JUNE 15TH
8:00 PM EASTERN/7:00 CENTRAL
SYMPHONY #90
Our first roundtable discussion featured Oklahoma Haydn Festival's own Jose Batty (personnel manager) and Jim Waddelow (artistic director/conductor) discussing Symphony #90, which we will be performing in the summer of 2021. Both our speakers included enlightening historical details and analysis highlighting that Haydn was indeed a funny guy.
8:00 PM EASTERN/7:00 CENTRAL
SYMPHONY #90
Our first roundtable discussion featured Oklahoma Haydn Festival's own Jose Batty (personnel manager) and Jim Waddelow (artistic director/conductor) discussing Symphony #90, which we will be performing in the summer of 2021. Both our speakers included enlightening historical details and analysis highlighting that Haydn was indeed a funny guy.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17TH
8:00 PM EASTERN/7:00 CENTRAL
SYMPHONY #22
Our second roundtable discussion featured special guest Michael Ruhling, the first president of the Haydn Society of North America. Dr. Ruhling facilitated a lively lecture and discussion of connections between Symphony #22 and Haydn's religious works, questions of performance practice, and historical context.
8:00 PM EASTERN/7:00 CENTRAL
SYMPHONY #22
Our second roundtable discussion featured special guest Michael Ruhling, the first president of the Haydn Society of North America. Dr. Ruhling facilitated a lively lecture and discussion of connections between Symphony #22 and Haydn's religious works, questions of performance practice, and historical context.
MONDAY, JUNE 22ND
8:00 PM EASTERN/7:00 CENTRAL
LA CANTERINA
Our final roundtable discussion was led by Afton Wooten, who explored feminist issues in the performance history of Haydn's comic opera La Canterina. This presentation sparked a wonderful conversation around some tough questions about ethical and artistic issues involved in performing composers or works with controversial or problematic associations.
8:00 PM EASTERN/7:00 CENTRAL
LA CANTERINA
Our final roundtable discussion was led by Afton Wooten, who explored feminist issues in the performance history of Haydn's comic opera La Canterina. This presentation sparked a wonderful conversation around some tough questions about ethical and artistic issues involved in performing composers or works with controversial or problematic associations.