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59 E.
Commerce
Street
Bridgeton,
NJ
08302www.bayatlanticsymphony.org
(856)
451-1169
Non-Profit
Organization
U.S.
Postage
PAID
Vineland,
NJ 08360
Permit No.
269
ORCHESTRA
IN
RESIDENCE:
Cape May
Music
Festival
Atlantic
County:
Richard
Stockton
PAC
Cumberland
County:
Guaracini
PAC
Rowan
University
Avalon
Symphony by
the Sea
Series
Jed Gaylin,
Music
Director
and
Conductor
Ruotao Mao
Concertmaster
The
Bay-Atlantic
Symphony2010
Gus Cilento,
MD
Education
Concerts
INSPIRING
THE YOUTH
OF SOUTH
JERSEY
2010 Gus
Cilento, MD
Education
Concerts
Bay-Atlantic
Symphony
Music
Director
Jed
Gaylinannounces
our 2010
education
series:
HOW
MUSIC
TALKS:
Rhythm and
Melody
The very
popular
“How Music
Talks”
series is
offered
free to
school-aged
students.
For our
2010
concert,
Maestro
Gaylin has
paired
works, each
emphasizing
a different
element of
how music
talks.
Mexican
composer Revueltas’
Night of
the Mayas
is a
dramatic,
pulsating
rhythmic
piece in
the vein of
Stravinsky,
and perhaps
even more
earthy. In
contrast,
the Brahms’
Double
Concerto is
steeped in
lyricism
and melody.
Two
tremendously
gifted
soloists
share the
stage with
each other
and the
orchestra:
BAS concert
master
Ruotao Mao,
and BAS
principal
cellist Jie
Jin. Young
audiences
will see
not only
how music
“talks” to
them, but
how the two
soloists
virtually
hold a
conversation
with notes
instead of
words.
That
conversation
is deepened
and
expanded to
include the
whole
orchestra
and the
audience.
Each work
also speaks
from a
different
culture—one
Latin
American
and one
European—with
a large
contrast in
effect upon
the
listener.
Yet, they
are both
masterpieces
in their
expression,
and show
the
versatility
as well as
the
universality
of the
musical
language.
Free
tickets are
made
possible
from
donations.
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 28,
2010
Rowan
University
10:00
-10:45 AM
Call (856)
451-1169 to
reserve
your seats.
FRIDAY,
APRIL 30,
2010
Cumberland
County
College
Guaracini
Performing
Arts
Center9:45-10:30
AM &
11:15-Noon
Call (856)
451-1169 to
reserve
your seats.
TUESDAY,
MAY 4, 2010
Richard
Stockton
College
Performing
Arts
Center10:30-11:15
AM
Call (609)
652-4786 to
reserve
your seats.
Limited
number of
FREE bus
vouchers
are
available,
on a first
come, first
served
basis.
Call (856)
451-1169
for more
information.
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JED
GAYLIN,
MUSIC
DIRECTOR
AND
CONDUCTOR
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After
attending
public
schools as
a child,
Mr. Gaylin
enrolled at
Oberlin
Conservatory
majoring in
Physics,
and then
graduated
with a
Bachelors
in Piano
and a
Masters in
Conducting.
He studied
conducting
privately
with Jahja
Ling. Mr.
Gaylin
obtained
his
Doctorate
in Musical
Arts from
Peabody
Conservatory,
studying
with
Frederik
Prausnitz.
Other
conducting
teachers
include
Leonard
Slatkin and
Murray
Sidlin.
Maestro
Gaylin has
received
numerous
awards as a
conductor,
including a
National
Endowment
for the
Arts grant,
a
Conducting
Fellowship
at the
Aspen Music
Festival,
the Presser
Music
Award, and
membership
in the
National
Musical
Honors
Society.
A special
thanks to
the Dodge
Foundation,
Frank and
Lydia
Bergen
Foundation,
and Richard
Stockton
College for
making this
program
possible.
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