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VENUE. Purchase tickets at the door.
MAIL. Download Ticket Order Form.
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Odyssey Passport: Season 10
*SAVE $15* when you purchase 4 much-anticipated concerts presented by Odyssey! This Passport includes October 18, December 6, February 21 and May 2 concerts.
January 18 "Kids at Heart" concert is Admission Free.
March 6-7 "Odyssey & MCB" tickets are sold separately at the Missouri Theatre.
January 18 "Kids at Heart" concert is Admission Free.
March 6-7 "Odyssey & MCB" tickets are sold separately at the Missouri Theatre.
SINGLE TICKETS
$10 Student Ticket
One price for ANY concert this season! Please specify for which concert you
are purchasing the ticket. Current student I.D. is required at the door.
***Tickets are available for purchase at the door beginning 6:15pm. Cash/Checks Only.***
are purchasing the ticket. Current student I.D. is required at the door.
***Tickets are available for purchase at the door beginning 6:15pm. Cash/Checks Only.***
SUBSCRIPTIONS & SPECIALS
Odyssey Group Package
~ Bring your Friends and Family ~
For the following concerts, Odyssey offers Group Rate for audience of 25 or more (up to 50% discount).
October 18 - December 6 - May 2
For more details, please contact Artistic Director (here).
For the following concerts, Odyssey offers Group Rate for audience of 25 or more (up to 50% discount).
October 18 - December 6 - May 2
For more details, please contact Artistic Director (here).
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PAST CONCERTS
10.12.2012 Beethoven & Hanging Gardens
Friday at 7pm, First Baptist Church
This special concert features beautiful Ludwig van Beethoven’s Violin & Piano Sonata No. 6 by Amy Appold and Natalia Bolshakova, exotic works by Saint-Saëns and Ravel with countertenor Chad Payton, flutist Alice K. Dade and pianist Peter Miyamoto, lush and exciting Liebermann Sonata for Flute and Piano, and Schoenberg’s stunning Hanging Gardens featuring soprano Christine Seitz and pianist Peter Miyamoto. Join us for the reception after the concert!
ONLINE SALE IS NOW CLOSED. TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE VIA CASH OR CHECK AT THE DOOR. $20 / $10 Student / Free Children Under 12.
This special concert features beautiful Ludwig van Beethoven’s Violin & Piano Sonata No. 6 by Amy Appold and Natalia Bolshakova, exotic works by Saint-Saëns and Ravel with countertenor Chad Payton, flutist Alice K. Dade and pianist Peter Miyamoto, lush and exciting Liebermann Sonata for Flute and Piano, and Schoenberg’s stunning Hanging Gardens featuring soprano Christine Seitz and pianist Peter Miyamoto. Join us for the reception after the concert!
ONLINE SALE IS NOW CLOSED. TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE VIA CASH OR CHECK AT THE DOOR. $20 / $10 Student / Free Children Under 12.
12.7.2012 Holiday Bells & Drums
Friday at 7pm, First Baptist Church
…and Saxophones, too!! Featured are our favorite percussionists Julia Gaines, Brian Tate and the University Percussion Ensemble featuring colorful and wide ranging repertoire that includes an arrangement of “12 Days of Christmas.” Also featured are Trio Chymera in a performance of Piazzolla's "Buenos Aires Winter" and Sakamoto's "Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence," as well as Columbia Handbell Ensemble lead by Edward S. Rollins. Come and enjoy this delightful, festive musical treat!
…and Saxophones, too!! Featured are our favorite percussionists Julia Gaines, Brian Tate and the University Percussion Ensemble featuring colorful and wide ranging repertoire that includes an arrangement of “12 Days of Christmas.” Also featured are Trio Chymera in a performance of Piazzolla's "Buenos Aires Winter" and Sakamoto's "Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence," as well as Columbia Handbell Ensemble lead by Edward S. Rollins. Come and enjoy this delightful, festive musical treat!
2.1.2013 Baroque Flamenco
Friday at 7pm, First Baptist Church
This Baroque concert is the largest ensemble we have ever put together, to perform the popular Orchestral Suite No. 3 (tunes that everyone recognizes), coupled with glorious Cantata BWV 119 that calls for four trumpets, three oboes, flutes, etc., and a virtuosic choir, Bach Collegium Choir lead by conductor R. Paul Crabb. Between the two orchestral works, Maria Duhova Trevor will perform truly a fantastic piece written for harp, “Baroque Flamenco” by Deborah Henson Conant.
This Baroque concert is the largest ensemble we have ever put together, to perform the popular Orchestral Suite No. 3 (tunes that everyone recognizes), coupled with glorious Cantata BWV 119 that calls for four trumpets, three oboes, flutes, etc., and a virtuosic choir, Bach Collegium Choir lead by conductor R. Paul Crabb. Between the two orchestral works, Maria Duhova Trevor will perform truly a fantastic piece written for harp, “Baroque Flamenco” by Deborah Henson Conant.
4.4.2013 Plowman Commencement: Piano Recital by Frederic Chiu
Thursday at 7pm, Missouri Theatre
One of the three Plowman judges this year is pianist Frederic Chiu, who was the recipient of the Avery Fisher Career Grant, the Petscheck Award of the Juilliard School, and was a fellow of the American Pianist Association. He was also the "non-winner" of the 1993 Van Cliburn Competition, where his elimination from the finals caused an uproar in the press. With over 20 CDs on the market, his repertoire includes the complete work of Prokofiev as well as popular classics of Chopin, Liszt and others, and lesser known masterpieces of Mendelssohn and Rossini, with a special place for the piano transcription. Many have been singled out, such as "Record of the Year" by Stereo Review, "Top 10 recordings" by the New Yorker, with raves from the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times.
One of the three Plowman judges this year is pianist Frederic Chiu, who was the recipient of the Avery Fisher Career Grant, the Petscheck Award of the Juilliard School, and was a fellow of the American Pianist Association. He was also the "non-winner" of the 1993 Van Cliburn Competition, where his elimination from the finals caused an uproar in the press. With over 20 CDs on the market, his repertoire includes the complete work of Prokofiev as well as popular classics of Chopin, Liszt and others, and lesser known masterpieces of Mendelssohn and Rossini, with a special place for the piano transcription. Many have been singled out, such as "Record of the Year" by Stereo Review, "Top 10 recordings" by the New Yorker, with raves from the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times.
4.5.2013 Verdehr Trio's 40th Anniversary
Friday at 7pm, First Baptist Church
Co-presented by the Mizzou New Music Initiative and Sinquefield Charitable Foundation.
An acknowledged leader in the field of new music, the Verdehr Trio for forty years has concentrated on molding and defining the personality of the violin-clarinet-piano trio. The trio has over the years created a larger repertoire by commissioning over 200 new works from some of the world’s prominent and exciting composers – known and unknown, young and old, from this country and abroad. The Verdehr Trio has performed throughout the world: in seventeen European countries, the former Soviet Union, in South and Central America as well as in Asia, Australia and in almost all of the United States. Among major concert halls where the Trio has appeared are Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Librayr of Congress, Vienna’s Brahmssael, Sydney Opera House, London’s Wigmore Hall, Auditorio de Madrid, Dvorak Hall in Prague, IRCAM Centre in Paris and Leningrad’s Philharmonic Chamber Hall, The Trio has also played at various international festivals – the Spoleto Festival, Prague Spring Festival, the Vienna Spring Festival, Warsaw Autumn, the Grand Teton Music Festival and at numerous international clarinet festivals, Recently the Trio received a Creative Programming Award from Chamber Music America.
Co-presented by the Mizzou New Music Initiative and Sinquefield Charitable Foundation.
An acknowledged leader in the field of new music, the Verdehr Trio for forty years has concentrated on molding and defining the personality of the violin-clarinet-piano trio. The trio has over the years created a larger repertoire by commissioning over 200 new works from some of the world’s prominent and exciting composers – known and unknown, young and old, from this country and abroad. The Verdehr Trio has performed throughout the world: in seventeen European countries, the former Soviet Union, in South and Central America as well as in Asia, Australia and in almost all of the United States. Among major concert halls where the Trio has appeared are Kennedy Center, Lincoln Center, Librayr of Congress, Vienna’s Brahmssael, Sydney Opera House, London’s Wigmore Hall, Auditorio de Madrid, Dvorak Hall in Prague, IRCAM Centre in Paris and Leningrad’s Philharmonic Chamber Hall, The Trio has also played at various international festivals – the Spoleto Festival, Prague Spring Festival, the Vienna Spring Festival, Warsaw Autumn, the Grand Teton Music Festival and at numerous international clarinet festivals, Recently the Trio received a Creative Programming Award from Chamber Music America.
4.6.2013 Plowman Competition: Semi-Finals
Saturday from 9:30am-5pm, First Baptist Church
This year, 15 ensembles will be selected through the Preliminary Auditions CD process to participate in the prestigious Plowman Semi-Finals. Each ensemble will have 20 minutes to set-up and perform their audition in front of the panel of three judges. What makes Plowman so unique is that instead of writing an adjudication, the judges are asked to discuss the audition with the semi-finalist ensembles directly with each ensemble the following day in a friendly setting of Sunday Brunch. The 5 Finalist ensembles are announced later Saturday evening at First Baptist Church (exact room TBA).
This year, 15 ensembles will be selected through the Preliminary Auditions CD process to participate in the prestigious Plowman Semi-Finals. Each ensemble will have 20 minutes to set-up and perform their audition in front of the panel of three judges. What makes Plowman so unique is that instead of writing an adjudication, the judges are asked to discuss the audition with the semi-finalist ensembles directly with each ensemble the following day in a friendly setting of Sunday Brunch. The 5 Finalist ensembles are announced later Saturday evening at First Baptist Church (exact room TBA).
4.7.2013 Plowman Competition:
Finals Concert & Awards Ceremony
Sunday from 1:30pm-ca. 5:30pm, Missouri Theatre
with Reception during deliberation
Perhaps one of the most exciting circumstances both competing ensembles and audience members will ever experience, The Finals Concert is performed by the five Finalist ensembles which will compete for Cash Awards of $10,000 in total. Audience is asked to vote for their favorite ensemble, while Judges determine which ensemble deserves the honor of carrying the national recognition.
with Reception during deliberation
Perhaps one of the most exciting circumstances both competing ensembles and audience members will ever experience, The Finals Concert is performed by the five Finalist ensembles which will compete for Cash Awards of $10,000 in total. Audience is asked to vote for their favorite ensemble, while Judges determine which ensemble deserves the honor of carrying the national recognition.
4.7.2013 Gala Reception, A Celebration of Chamber Music
Sunday, 6-8pm Hosted by Volunteers and Odyssey Board
at the Home of Dr. Mary Stegmaier and Dr. Christopher Otrok
$25 per person - $40 for two | Drinks, Sweets and Heavy Hors d'Oeuvres will be served.
Come celebrate Plowman with the competition judges and contestants!
All donations and tickets sold earlier at the Odyssey Fundraiser 2013 will be honored.
at the Home of Dr. Mary Stegmaier and Dr. Christopher Otrok
$25 per person - $40 for two | Drinks, Sweets and Heavy Hors d'Oeuvres will be served.
Come celebrate Plowman with the competition judges and contestants!
All donations and tickets sold earlier at the Odyssey Fundraiser 2013 will be honored.
*SPECIAL EVENT*
4.8.2013 Cello Recital by Peter Wiley with pianist Anna Polonsky
Monday at 7pm, First Baptist Church
*** FREE ADMISSION - No tickets required. ***
Peter Wiley needs no introduction to those who love chamber music; it is almost impossible to listen to a recording of a piano trio or string quartet without Peter Wiley in either Beaux Arts Trio or Guarneri String Quartet, to which he was a member of for many, many years. A faculty member of the prestigious Curtis Institute, he is joined by pianist Anna Polonsky for this very special recital.
Mr. Wiley's appearance is made possible by the presenters of the 2013 Plowman Competition. Ms. Polonsky's appearance is in part made possible by Odyssey Chamber Music Series.
*** FREE ADMISSION - No tickets required. ***
Peter Wiley needs no introduction to those who love chamber music; it is almost impossible to listen to a recording of a piano trio or string quartet without Peter Wiley in either Beaux Arts Trio or Guarneri String Quartet, to which he was a member of for many, many years. A faculty member of the prestigious Curtis Institute, he is joined by pianist Anna Polonsky for this very special recital.
Mr. Wiley's appearance is made possible by the presenters of the 2013 Plowman Competition. Ms. Polonsky's appearance is in part made possible by Odyssey Chamber Music Series.
5.3.2013 Missouriana
Friday at 7pm, First Baptist Church / Reception to Follow.
This year's season finale is dedicated to composers who are currently living in Missouri. Hear new sounds of William J. Lackey’s new composition (2013); Paul Seitz’s “…and that the moon survives” (1994) with violinist Amy Appold and pianist Ayako Tsuruta; Stefan Freund's new work for oboe and piano (2012) with Dan Willett and Natalia Bolshakova; Patrick Dell's new work for trumpet and piano (2012) with Iskander Akhmadullin and composer at the keyboard, and Anthony Glise’s The Missouri Fables, Op. 26 (2005) with guitarist Jason Riley. Join us to celebrate the Season 9 – and onward to Season 10!
$20 General Admission | $10 Student | FREE Children 12 and under.
***Tickets are available for purchase at the door beginning 6:15pm. Cash/Checks Only.***
This year's season finale is dedicated to composers who are currently living in Missouri. Hear new sounds of William J. Lackey’s new composition (2013); Paul Seitz’s “…and that the moon survives” (1994) with violinist Amy Appold and pianist Ayako Tsuruta; Stefan Freund's new work for oboe and piano (2012) with Dan Willett and Natalia Bolshakova; Patrick Dell's new work for trumpet and piano (2012) with Iskander Akhmadullin and composer at the keyboard, and Anthony Glise’s The Missouri Fables, Op. 26 (2005) with guitarist Jason Riley. Join us to celebrate the Season 9 – and onward to Season 10!
$20 General Admission | $10 Student | FREE Children 12 and under.
***Tickets are available for purchase at the door beginning 6:15pm. Cash/Checks Only.***
Season 9 Odyssey Passport
*SAVE $20* when you purchase 5 concerts from October through May! This package includes October 12 Beethoven & Hanging Gardens, December 7 Holiday Bells and Drums, February 1 Baroque Flamenco, April 5 Verdehr Trio and May 3 Missouriana.
The Plowman Passport
*SAVE $20* when you purchase 4 concerts in April! This package includes ALL Plowman Competition & Festival events: April 4 Plowman Commencement & Frederic Chiu Piano Recital, April 5 Verdehr Trio, April 6 Plowman Semi-Finals and April 7 Plowman Finals Concert & Awards Ceremony.
