Lynne Marie Mangan

Classical Musician and Educator

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“Music of the Night”

A night of Broadway favorites
at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield

Lynne will perform with an orchestra in a fundrasing concert for Temple Israel in West Bloomfield. The concert will feature many favorite songs from Broadway shows, led by Cynthia Westphal, who was previously the Music Director of The Lion King on Broadway.

For more information, contact Temple Israel at their website.

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Toledo Symphony performs Handel

Toledo Symphony Orchestra
at the Franciscan Center at Lourdes College

Lynne will appear with the Toledo Symphony Orchestra in their performance of Handel’s Music for the Royal Fireworks. The orchestra will also perform Pachebel’s Canon, Mozart’s Serenata notturna, and Haydn’s Symphony #72.

For more information and tickets, visit the Toledo Symphony website at: http://www.toledosymphony.com/season/2006_2007/mozart3.asp

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Bach Cantatas at Cranbrook

Three of Bach’s most beautiful cantatas will be performed at Christ Church Cranbrook:

lJesu, der du meine Seele (BWV 78)
lHerr, gehe nicht ins Gericht mit deinem Knecht (BWV 105)
lKomm, du susse Todesstunde (BWV 161)

Christ Church Cranbrook Choir and Orchestra
John Repulski, conductor

Soloists:
Jennifer DeMello-Johnson, soprano
Wendy Bloom, mezzo soprano
Kate Bublitz, alto
Anthony McGlaun, tenor
David Trioano, tenor
Paul Tipton, bass

Lynne will be performing as a member of the Christ Church Cranbrook Orchestra.

Christ Church Cranbrook is located at the corner of Lone Pine and Cranbrook Road in Bloomfield Hills, across the street from the Cranbrook House and Gardens. All events are free and handicap accessible. For more information, contact the music office at 248-644-5210 ext. 37.

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Amabile Bach Ensemble

The Fine Arts Society of Detroit presents
an all Bach program featuring:

Suite No 1 in G Major BWV 1007

Trio Sonata IV in c minor, from the Musical Offering, BWV 1079

Cantata “Weichet nur, Betrubte Schatten”, BWV 202

The Amabile Bach Ensemble:
Susan Clark Joul, Soprano and Cello
Catherine Sherwin, Flute
Lynne Marie Flegg, Oboe
Sonia Lee, Violin
Michael J. McGillivray, Violin
Constance Markwick, Viola
Eugene Zenzen, Cello
Angelina Pashmakova, Harpsichord

Bach’s Cantata 202 features the oboe with soprano soloist on two major arias.

The concert will be held at The Players Playhouse in Detroit. Tickets are $10, and are available by contacting the Fine Arts Society of Detroit at 313-894-4440.

Summary of the concert by the Fine Arts Society of Detroit.

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Flint Symphony plays Mahler

The Flint Symphony Orchestra
at Whiting Auditorium in the Flint Cultural Center

Roger Maki-Schramm, bassoon Bio
Marianna Kulikova, mezzo soprano Bio
Richard Troxell, tenor Bio

Johann Strauss, Jr. Overture Die Fledermaus – The elegant dress, movements and manners of the Viennese people are reflected in this poised and graceful piece.

Mozart, Bassoon Concerto – This expressive work of humor, technical daring and lyricism calls for a bassoon wizard.

Mahler, Das Lied von der Erde – Mahler paints a moving portrait of the natural world and the seasons, particularly autumn. Literally translating to, The Song of the Earth, this poignant piece conveys the fragile splendor of life, youth, beauty, and a moving and gentle farewell to life.

Tickets are available by contacting The Flint Symphony Orchestra.