BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20230210T180000Z DTEND:20230210T190000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:NMM Live! Oleg Timofeyev DESCRIPTION:On Friday\, February 10th at noon\, Oleg Timofeyev\, the world authority on the Russian seven-string guitar tradition\, will kick off the National Music Museum's spring 2023 NMM Live! concert series.\n\n\n\nConcerts will be held in the NMM's Janet Wanzek Performance Hall on the campus of the University of South Dakota in Vermillion\, SD.\n\n\n\nAdmission is free.\n\n\n\nOleg Timofeyev is a musicologist\, guitarist\, composer\, documentary film director\, and the world authority on the Russian seven-string guitar tradition. Timofeyev holds an M.A. in Early Music Performance from the University of Southern California and a Ph.D. from Duke University. The recipient of two IREX Fellowships\, two Fulbright Research and Teaching Fellowships\, he has won the coveted Noah Greenberg Award for his CDs "Music of Russian Princesses at the Court of Catherine the Great."\n\n\n\nIn addition\, he has recorded more than twenty CD solo and ensemble recordings featuring the music for the Russian seven-string guitar\, to critical acclaim worldwide. Dr. Timofeyev has taught at universities and conservatoires in the US\, Russia\, and Ukraine. In addition to a book on Russian-Romani guitar playing (Centerstream\, 2018) and a critical edition of collected works by Matvei Pavlov-Azancheev (with Stefan Wester\, DGA Editions\, 2020)\, Timofeyev's monograph on the seven string guitar in Russia is coming out next year (Cambridge Scholars Publishing\, 2023).\n\n\n\nNMM Live! will continue through the spring with a series of Friday noon concerts\, as well as an extended Sunday afternoon performance.\n\n\n\nBelow is the schedule for the coming months:\n\n- Sunday\, February 26 (2:00 pm) -- Catalina Vicens\, Lecture recital featuring the NMM's fortepiano by Joaquim Jos Antunes (1767)\n\n- Friday\, March 3 (Noon) Chris Vallillo\, Historic stringed instruments of Illinois\n\n- Sunday\, March 19 (2:00 pm) Ensemble Chaconne\, Flute\, theorbo/lute/guitar\, and viola da gamba playing treasures by the Late Baroque masters\n\n- Friday\, April 14 (Noon) Luerhman\, Shaffer & Check\, Americana\, from Old-Time Country to Jazz\, Swing and the Delta Blues\n\n- Friday\, May 5 (Noon) Kocher Jazz Quartet\n\n\n\nNMM Live! is brought to you\, in part\, by the USD Student Government Association\, and by the South Dakota Arts Council. SDAC support is provided with funds from the state of South Dakota\, through the Department of Tourism\, and the National Endowment for the Arts. More information can be found on our Facebook page\, or online at nmmusd.org. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:On Friday\, February 10th at noon\, Oleg Timofeyev\, the world authority on the Russian seven-string guitar tradition\, will kick off the National Music Museum&rsquo\;s spring 2023 NMM Live! concert series.
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\nConcerts will be held in the NMM&rsquo\;s Janet Wanzek Performance Hall on the campus of the University of South Dakota in Vermillion\, SD.
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\nAdmission is free.
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\nOleg Timofeyev is a musicologist\, guitarist\, composer\, documentary film director\, and the world authority on the Russian seven-string guitar tradition. Timofeyev holds an M.A. in Early Music Performance from the University of Southern California and a Ph.D. from Duke University. The recipient of two IREX Fellowships\, two Fulbright Research and Teaching Fellowships\, he has won the coveted Noah Greenberg Award for his CDs &ldquo\;Music of Russian Princesses at the Court of Catherine the Great.&rdquo\;
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\nIn addition\, he has recorded more than twenty CD solo and ensemble recordings featuring the music for the Russian seven-string guitar\, to critical acclaim worldwide. Dr. Timofeyev has taught at universities and conservatoires in the US\, Russia\, and Ukraine. In addition to a book on Russian-Romani guitar playing (Centerstream\, 2018) and a critical edition of collected works by Matvei Pavlov-Azancheev (with Stefan Wester\, DGA Editions\, 2020)\, Timofeyev&rsquo\;s monograph on the seven&ndash\;string guitar in Russia is coming out next year (Cambridge Scholars Publishing\, 2023).
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\nNMM Live! will continue through the spring with a series of Friday noon concerts\, as well as an extended Sunday afternoon performance.
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\nBelow is the schedule for the coming months:
\n- Sunday\, February 26 (2:00 pm) -- Catalina Vicens\, Lecture recital featuring the NMM'\;s fortepiano by Joaquim José\; Antunes (1767)
\n- Friday\, March 3 (Noon) &ndash\; Chris Vallillo\, Historic stringed instruments of Illinois
\n- Sunday\, March 19 (2:00 pm) &ndash\; Ensemble Chaconne\, Flute\, theorbo/lute/guitar\, and viola da gamba playing treasures by the Late Baroque masters
\n- Friday\, April 14 (Noon) &ndash\; Luerhman\, Shaffer &\; Check\, Americana\, from Old-Time Country to Jazz\, Swing and the Delta Blues
\n- Friday\, May 5 (Noon) &ndash\; Kocher Jazz Quartet
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\nNMM Live! is brought to you\, in part\, by the USD Student Government Association\, and by the South Dakota Arts Council. SDAC support is provided with funds from the state of South Dakota\, through the Department of Tourism\, and the National Endowment for the Arts. More information can be found on our Facebook page\, or online at nmmusd.org. LOCATION:National Music Museum\, Vermillion\, SD UID:e.2277.25432 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260516T210053Z URL:https://chamber.livevermillion.com/events/details/nmm-live-oleg-timofeyev-25432 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR