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MCCLA presents The Bernal Hill Players “Neighborhoods of Mexico City”

Friday, April 26 / 8:00 pm / $15 General / $12 Students & Seniors

After the excitement of creating and performing a program of newly commissioned works based on the theme of “Neighborhoods of San Francisco” between 2010-2011, the Bernal Hill Players are now turning to the theme of “Neighborhoods of Mexico City”. For their 2012-2013 season they will be joined by guest cellist Jessica Ivry in presenting two world premieres based on this theme, by prominent Mexican composers Eduardo Gamboa and Guillermo Galindo. In addition to the two world premieres, the Bernal Hill Players will perform a diverse collection of pieces from Mexico and South America, bursting with infectious Latin rhythms and melodies, and ranging from avant-garde to traditional styles:

Arturo Márquez: Zarabandeo
Astor Piazzolla: Milonga del Angel, Muerte del Angel
Joaquin Nin-Culmell: Quinteto
Heitor Villa Lobos: Choros No. 2
Agustin Lara: Granada
Mexican folksong: La Llorona

THE BERNAL HILL PLAYERS
Date	Friday April 26
Time	8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
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Location Details
2868 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94110 (map)
Event Type	Concert/Show
Organizer/Author	pedro
MCCLA presents The Bernal Hill Players “Neighborhoods of Mexico City” Friday, April 26 / 8:00 pm / $15 General / $12 Students & Seniors After the excitement of creating and performing a program of newly commissioned works based on the theme of “Neighborhoods of San Francisco” between 2010-2011, the Bernal Hill Players are now turning to the theme of “Neighborhoods of Mexico City”. For their 2012-2013 season they will be joined by guest cellist Jessica Ivry in presenting two world premieres based on this theme, by prominent Mexican composers Eduardo Gamboa and Guillermo Galindo. In addition to the two world premieres, the Bernal Hill Players will perform a diverse collection of pieces from Mexico and South America, bursting with infectious Latin rhythms and melodies, and ranging from avant-garde to traditional styles: Arturo Márquez: Zarabandeo Astor Piazzolla: Milonga del Angel, Muerte del Angel Joaquin Nin-Culmell: Quinteto Heitor Villa Lobos: Choros No. 2 Agustin Lara: Granada Mexican folksong: La Llorona Added to the calendar on Thursday Apr 4th, 2013 10:56 AM

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