About this Event
Program
Epigrammes de Clément Marot (Maurice Ravel)
Trois mélodies (Jean Barraqué)
La Chanson d'Ève (Gabriel Fauré)
Biograhies
Argenta Walther is a dedicated singer of music from the sacred medieval to the modern experimental, currently living and working in Los Angeles. She performs on a regular basis at some of the city's best-loved venues, including the blue whale, REDCAT, Automata, Saint John's Cathedral and the Museum of Jurassic Technology. Argenta is a frequent guest artist with both new, jazz, traditional classical and early music groups including Bach Collegium San Diego, People Inside Electronics, The Alexander Noice Sextet and Southland Ensemble. She is a founder of the contemporary vocal group Accordant Commons, and is one of the directing members of Ensemble Vocatrix, a group dedicated to the music of Hildegard von Bingen.
Todd Moellenberg is a pianist and artist based in Los Angeles. He specializes in both classical and contemporary repertoire, and has been featured as a soloist with Wild Up, Monday Evening Concerts and Piano Spheres. He has worked closely with composers Czaya Chernowin, Roger Reynolds, Yiheng Yvonne Wu, Rand Steiger, Thomas Meadwocroft and Xavier Beteta, with recordings released on Deutsche Grammophon, Sideband, and Petrichor. His creative work encompasses composition, video, poetry, and performance art, and has been featured by Conrad Tao, Ryan Nestor, Autoduplicity, Music for Your Inbox, Meaningless Work, Weirdo Night, and visual artists Matt Savitsky and Mariah Garnett. Todd received his DMA in contemporary piano performance at UC San Diego, under the mentorship of Aleck Karis. He currently lectures and instructs piano at UC Riverside.
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Special thanks to Ken Kodama for brightening our Music Parlor experience with freshly cleaned windows!
COVID-19 and flu precautions:
1. Limited attendance prevents crowding.
2. Washing hands upon arrival reduces risk.
3. Ventilation. Mask-wearing is optional.
4. If you have upper respiratory or gastrointestinal symptoms, please cancel and recover at home.
Free parking on a quiet residential street.
Caution: Dark steps and uneven gravel path may limit access.
Shoes-free house with hardwood floors.
No bare feet. Please wear clean, thick socks.
Adults only.
No cell phone or noisy distractions, such as eating, during music.
Enjoy vegetarian snacks and beverages in the dining area.
You are welcome to contribute healthy finger food snacks and beverages for all to enjoy.
Alcohol is not provided.
Please discard trash in receptacles.
Music Parlor Reservations
Programs are announced via Eventbrite about 2 weeks in advance.
Please reserve seats after the announcement via Eventbrite.
Seating is limited. If you reserve seats and then decide not to attend, please cancel Eventbrite reservations so that someone else may attend.
Plans
Feb 22: Nick Carlozzi, organist
Feb 24: Sung Chang, pianist
Feb 27: Joseph Simms, organist
Mar 6: s
Mar 8: Kseniya Orlik, soprano; Blair Reinlie, oboist; Paul DaSilva, pianist
Mar 14: Argenta Walther, vocalist with Todd Molllenberg, pianist
Mar 19: Keith Williams, cellist and Sarah Rasmussen, pianist
Mar 22: Victor Shlyakhtenko, pianist
Mar 28: Talent Fest
Apr 3: Peiyao Yu, organist
Apr 11: Greg Von Notias, violin and Sonia Lee, piano
Apr 18: Nick Galinaitis, keyboardist
Apr. 26: Dominik Yoder, pianist
May 1: Matheo Irazabal and friends
May 9: Ken Aiso, violinist and Valeria Morgovskaya, pianist
May 30: Isaac Mailach, cellist and Dani Pravder, keyboardist
Jun 2: Christa Marie Stevens, soprano; Marco Lozano, tenor: and James Lent, pianist
Jun 6: Makena James, organist
Jun 12: Shirley Wang, soprano and friends
Jun 20: Timothy Ruzon, organist
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Stan's Music Parlor, Los Angeles, CA, United States
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