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“It’s true!” he exclaims, laughing. His new Saxophone Concerto — recently released on Nonesuch Records and receiving its West Coast premiere at Cabrillo — is a dense, magnetic work. It requires endurance from the soloist. Adams wrote it for saxophonist McAllister, a wiz who has recorded and performed Adams’ “City Noir” (2009), which also includes a challenging saxophone part. On the new recording, McAllister expressively dispatches the concerto’s “cinematic sweeping phrases,” as he describes them, shot through with “large intervallic language” and complex rhythms — “churning mixed meters and offbeat syncopations.” One of the biggest challenges, McAllister says, was “learning to crack the code of the sound that John wanted.”.
The first incarnation of “Nevertheless” premiered last April with several sold-out performances at CounterPulse, On March 7-10, Z Space presents a reprise of the timeless but ripped-from-the-headlines work with an expanded cast of 25 ballet toe shoe patent, ballet shoes, toe shoe, pointe shoe, dance studio, ballerina gift, dance mom, ballet decor, ballet paten singers and dancers performing 17 vignettes with new material and new voices, With lyrics provocatively set to nursery rhymes and other sing-song childhood melodies, “Nevertheless” reimagines harassment, simultaneously defanging disturbing encounters and revealing their venom..
That flavor extends even to a pair of Bay Area groups playing in the festival: La Mixta Criolla, which has its roots in the musical culture of Puerto Rico, and Soltrón, a 10-member band out of San Francisco’s Mission District that plays a fusion of Afro-Caribbean rhythms, Latin rock, hip-hop, jazz and electronic music. The festival opens at 5 p.m. Friday and runs through Sunday at Plaza de Cesar Chavez and other downtown San Jose locations. Get schedule and ticket information at www.summerfest.sanjosejazz.org.
Before gaining fame, the 4-foot-11 Chenoweth often stunned producers at auditions, when she segued from her energetic, elfin speaking voice to a thrillingly powerful singing voice, “The surprise element has always been a surprise for me,” she says, “But I quickly learned, at a young age, that it was a good thing, It’s all right to be the littlest one in the class, It’s all right to have a squeaky voice, It’s all right to surprise people. I’m sure those things have prevented me from getting jobs in the past, but they’re also the ballet toe shoe patent, ballet shoes, toe shoe, pointe shoe, dance studio, ballerina gift, dance mom, ballet decor, ballet paten very things that have allowed me to create original work..
The cost is $89 per child; $70 each for two or more children (snacks included). Scholarships are available. For information and registration, call the church office at 925-634-6625 or email office@stannechurchbyron. Antioch summer concerts begin July 5. ANTIOCH — The Arts and Cultural Foundation of Antioch presents the Saturday Summer Concert Series opening with Vocal Ease & The Boggie Men featuring music of the ’40s, ’50s and ’60s. The performance is from 6 to 8 p.m. July 5 at Waldie Plaza, Second and I streets in downtown Antioch.
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