Concerts
Native American Inspirations: Chapel Concert
Monday, October 21, 2019 | 7:30pm
Join the South Dakota Symphony’s visionary Lakota Music Project for a rare opportunity to hear one of the highest achievements of the “Indianist” movement in music. “The Hako,” a 1923 string quartet by Arthur Farwell, is based on a Pawnee ceremony symbolizing peace and tranquility. The late David McAllester, a central scholar of Native American music, acclaimed this work for a “breadth and exaltation” that was profoundly inspired by “cosmic” indigenous music and ritual. Presented by the PostClassical Ensemble, the Cathedral’s Ensemble-in-Residence.
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Program
- Arthur Farwell: Haku String Quartet
- Curt Cacioppo: Kinaalda String Quartet
- Jeffrey Paul: Pentatonic Fantasy for Dakota flute and Chamber Orchestra
- Jeffrey Paul: Desert Wind for Emmanuel Black Bear and Strings
- Jerod Tate: Guide Me for Emmanuel Black Bear and Strings
- Ted Wiprud: Amazing Grace for Emmanuel Black Bear and Chamber Orchestra
Performers
- Bryan Akipa, Flute
- Emmanuel Black Bear, singer/drummer
- Musician from the South Dakota Symphony Orchestras “Lakota Music Project”
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Admission
- $20-$40
- Student tickets $10-$15
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Dates Offered
- October 21, 2019 @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
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Notifications
- Bethlehem Chapel