Lynne Marie Mangan

Classical Musician and Educator

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Bach in Northville

On March 1st, Lynne will perform several works by J.S. Bach in a concert at First Presbyterian Church of Northville. Conducted by Dr. Darlene Kuperus, this concert features the Northville Concert Choir, several outstanding vocal soloists, and the Michigan Sinfonietta. Featured music includes selections from Cantata 80, Cantata 35, Cantata 147, Orchestral Suite #3, and Magnificat. Lynne’s husband Mark Flegg is also a featured soloist with soprano Karen Roberts on selections from Cantata 51.

First Presbyterian Church is located on Main Street, just east of Center Street in downtown Northville. For more information, including tickets and directions, visit the website of First Presbyterian Church of Northville at http://www.firstpresnville.org/.

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Windsor Canadian Music Festival 2009

wcmf-splashAs part of the Windsor Canadian Music Festival, Lynne will join members of the Windsor Symphony to present several new works in two different programs.

On February 28th at 7:30pm, the Windsor Symphony will present a concert featuring the world premieres of new compositions by Canadians Shelley Marwood and Michael Richard Plowman along with the international premieres of compositions by American composers Kristin Kuster and Eric Santos.

On March 1st at 2:00pm, Lynne will participate in a Conductor/Composer Workshop, reading new works by emerging composers.

For more information about these concerts, including ticket information, visit the Windsor Canadian Music Festival website at http://www.windsorsymphony.com/wcmf/index.html

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Bach Fest 2009 at Christ Church Cranbrook



Christ Church Cranbrook continues their annual tradition of presenting a February concert of cantatas written by Johann Sebastian Bach. Lynne will perform with the Baroque Festival Orchestra, accompanying the chorus and soloists in presenting:
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Windsor Symphony: Ode to St. Cecilia

Lynne will join the Windsor Symphony Orchestra as guest Principal Oboe for their first Intimate Classics Concert of 2009. With the Windsor Classic Chorale, the orchestra will perform Henry Purcell’s masterpiece Ode to St. Cecilia. Also on the program is Handel’s Coronation Anthem #2.

odestceciliaMaestro John Morris Russell will lead the performances, which feature vocal soloists Peggy Dwyer (soprano), Elsie Inselman (alto), Catherine McKeever (alto), Robert Voelker (tenor), and Kevin McMillan (bass-baritone). The concerts will take place at:

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Great Lakes Woodwind Quintet

On January 9, the Great Lakes Woodwind Quintet conducted a Chamber Music Seminar at North Farmington High School.

The focus of the chamber music seminar was to help high school musicians with preparing chamber music. In addition to highlighting good music choices for the skill level of a small ensemble, the GLWQ facilitated discussions and demonstrated how to rehearse efficiently, how to communicate effectively, and how to negotiate respectfully. Several excellent NFHS ensembles performed and were coached by GLWQ members.

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20th Century Chamber Music Recital

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Lynne will join the Amabile Chamber Ensemble to present a concert of eclectic music from the twentieth century. Hosted by the Fine Arts Society of Detroit, this Sunday afternoon concert will feature several exciting works:
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Handel at the Cathedral



blessed-sacramentOn January 4th, Lynne will appear with the Cathedral Orchestra to present a concert at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Detroit. This afternoon event of Epiphany Lessons and Carols will feature:

The Choir and Orchestra will present selections from Georg Frederich Handel’s masterpiece oratorio,
The Messiah.

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Mannheim Steamroller in Detroit





Lynne is excited to perform once again with one of America’s favorite musical groups – Mannheim Steamroller. For the first time in several seasons, this multi-platinum selling musical group will be bringing their Christmas show to Detroit.

Founder, composer, drummer and UofM graduate Chip Davis describes this year’s new show:

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