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DESCRIPTION:Santa Cruz Baroque Festival presents\n \nIberian Flare!\n \nStephanie Neira 
 (dance) with the Streicher Trio: Charlene Brendler (harpsichord), Katherine 
 Kyme (violin), and Joanna Blendulf (cello).\n \nDay and Time: Saturday, 
 April 26, 2008 at 7:30pm\nLocation: UCSC Music Center Recital Hall (Heller 
 & Meyer Drives, UC Santa Cruz campus). NOTE: There has been a LOCATION 
 CHANGE and this concert will not take place at Holy Cross Church (as 
 previously printed in our season brochures and postcards).\n \nProgram 
 Information: The Streicher Trio consists of Violinist Katherine Kyme, 
 cellist Joanna Blendulf, and harpsichordist Charlene Brendler. This program 
 presents a costumed dancer performing historical Spanish dances such as the 
 Jota, Fandango, and Sarabande to Iberian-influenced baroque music. 
 Originally inspired by the idea of dancing 18th-century Spanish steps to 
 the rarely-heard continuo sonatas of Domenico Scarlatti, the program also 
 includes music of Cabezon, Playford, and Lully. Original choreography can 
 be seen in the Fandango of Lopez. Also included is an unpublished set of 
 virtuosic La Folia variations by Swiss composer Albicastro (alias 
 Weissenburg). SF-based dancer Stephanie Neira visually augments the musical 
 experience with choreography and costumes, both original and historical in 
 nature.\n \nThis Scarlatti-based program is presented in the context of 
 SCBF's 2008 season theme Musical Legends. During the 4 years he spent in 
 Sevilla, Domenico Scarlatti (1685-1757, born the same year as J. S. Bach) 
 was significantly influenced by the Spanish gypsy and folkloric musics, 
 which formed the roots of flamenco. Upon his relocation to the Spanish 
 court in 1733 and serving as music master to the Spanish queen Maria 
 Barbara he produced 500 keyboard sonatas (over a period of 25 years), many 
 inspired by local dance forms. In the upcoming program Iberian Flare!, SCBF 
 celebrates the dual musical legend of Scarlatti and Maria Barbara, as well 
 as the colorful impact of Spanish folk music and dance on baroque 
 composers.\n \nMore information on the program and the artists at our 
 website at\nhttp://www.scbaroque.org/concerts.html\n \nAdmission: $2 K-12 & 
 UCSC students, $16 std/sen, $25 gen, $40-65 3-ticket Flex Passes\nTicket 
 Outlets: SC Baroque Festival (www.scbaroque.org, 831-457-9693), UCSC Ticket 
 Ofc (831-459-2159), SC Tickets (www.santacruztickets.com), Civic Center Box 
 Ofc.\n \nParking: UCSC charges $2 (cash) for weekend and evening parking.\n 
 \nRemaining events this season:\n> Concert V: The Legend of Tristan and 
 Iseult (SUN, May 11 - 7:30 pm)\n> Music in the Gardens Tour (SUN, May 25 - 
 1 to 5 pm)\n> Boomeria Organ Concert & Crawl (SAT, July 12 - 1 to 5 pm)\n  
 \n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/04/20/18494149.php
SUMMARY:Spanish Baroque Music & Dance with Iberian Flare!
LOCATION:UCSC Music Center Recital Hall\nHeller & Meyer Drives\nSanta Cruz, CA 
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2008/04/20/18494149.php
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