Ursula Kleinecke and Friends will celebrate the stories of women through their words and music.
FREE ADMISSION
For more information:
https://www.pomona.edu/events/becoming-fire-womens-stories-concert
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“[Ms. Kleinecke] has a wonderful vibrato that simply shimmers on long notes, and she is able to emotionally capture every high and low in the nineteen songs.”
-Endless Possibilities, WSRU
“Ursula Kleinecke-Boyer has a warm, full sounding soprano voice with a particularly rich, pleasing upper register. There is an old-fashioned, Eleanor Steber-like quality to her singing that’s appropriate to Hoiby’s songs... Performances that are technically strong and musically communicative... Both musicians are persuasive advocates for a composer whose music should be better known.”
-Fanfare - review of Songs of Lee Hoiby - Albany Records (TROY1102)
“[Ms. Kleinecke] can so effortlessly move from that kind of sound that is so clear it’s like looking in a stream and seeing the pebbles at the bottom, and it can be so dark that you want to wrap yourself up in the warmth of that cloak.”
-CD of the Week, May 10, 2009, KBAQ
Previous events
Ursula Maria Kleinecke, soprano Kyunmi Kim, piano
FREE ADMISSION A short lunch-time recital featuring songs by Mexican classical music composers Manuel Ponce, Julián Carrillo, Silvestre Revueltas, Graciela Agudelo, Enrique González-Medina, Mariana Villanueva and Daniel Catán.
Ursula Maria Kleinecke, soprano
Gayle Blankenburg, piano
A lunch-time program of beautiful songs by Argentine composer, Carlos Guastavino (1912 - 2000). Please join us!
Free Admission
This Is What I Know - Four Poems of Dorothy Parker
by Bruce Babcock
Ursula Maria Kleinecke, soprano
Kenneth Foerch, alto sax
Gayle Blankenburg, piano
~ ~ ~This Pomona Music Performance Faculty chamber recital features performers Ursula Kleinecke, soprano; Jack Sanders, guitar; Maggie Parkins, cello; Ken Foerch, alto saxophone; Francisco Castillo, oboe; Carolyn Beck, bassoon; Stephen Klein, tuba; Gayle Blankenburg and Jennie Jung, pianos with music by Beethoven, Gallon, Carlevaro, Henkel, Babcock and Broughton.
Free Admission
Art Songs of Latin America - Ursula Maria, soprano Vernon Snyder, piano
Free admission - doors open at 2PM
Parking at the library lot is very limited. Please park underground below the University of Phoenix. The entrance is the ramp directly north (towards the mountains) of the library parking lot. The parking gates are up and parking is free on the weekends. The library usually has an "Additional library parking" sign up at the entrance.