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Ebb & Flow Ensemble to Perform at The MACC

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Ebb & Flow Arts Ensemble. Courtesy photo.

Ebb & Flow Arts Ensemble: (l to r) Ethan Pernela, Joanna Morrison-Pernela, Ignace Jang, Helen Liu, Scott Janusch. Courtesy photo.

By Maui Now Staff

The Maui Arts & Cultural Center will present the Ebb & Flow Ensemble on Sunday, Jan. 18, 2015, at 5 p.m. in the McCoy Studio Theater. Pre-concert discussion begins at 4 p.m.

Ebb & Flow Ensemble is comprised of members of Hawai‘i Symphony: Ethan Pernela, viola; principal cellist Joanna Morrison-Pernela; violin, concert master Ignace Jang; Helen Liu, violin; and principal oboist Scott Janusch.

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Works will include Benjamin Britten’s “Phantasy Oboe Quartet” and Jean Francaix’s “Cor Anglais (English Horn) Quartet.”

Also on the program are works by Mario Davidovsky, including his Pulitzer Prize-winning “Synchronisms #6” for piano and electronic sounds, with special video by Peter Swanzy, the world premiere of Robert Pollock’s “Piano Quartet” and an award-winning “String Quartet” by Neil McKay, Hawai‘i’s “dean” of composers,

“Miraculously, we are presented by The MACC for the eighth time since 2001,” said E&FA Executive Director Pollock. “We are delighted to help celebrate recent centenaries of Benjamin Britten (2013), and Jean Francaix (2012). After 100 years, they have  officially become classical composers!”

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     The concert will be audio live streamed from McCoy Studio Theaterhttps://new.livestream.com/accounts/11701095/events/3726833.

Visit www.ebbandflowarts.org for more information.

Tickets are $25. Call (808) 242-SHOW (7469).

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