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For the Viva Italia Contest Finale at Wagner College on Sunday (4 p.m. in the Campus Hall PerformanceCenter) the College Choir, Chamber Singers and Treble Chamber Singers will perform sacred works andopera choruses by Italian composers as well as a medley from Adam Guettal’s “The Light in the Piazza,” (inwhich Florence, Italy, plays an essential role).Music faculty members Alan Dornak, Janet Pranschke, Elizabeth McCullough and James Sergi, who willperform scenes from Mozart’s “Don Giovanni” and Verdi’s “La Traviata.”MONDAY: CSI CHAMBER MUSIC & ST. ALBAN’S SERIESCollege of Staten Island faculty, led by pianist Sylvia Kahan and united under the banner Chamber MusicCollective of CSI, will play chamber concertos by Vivaldi, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninoff and Shostakovich, withsome special guests, the Tottenville High School String Orchestra.The 7:30 concert will be given in the Center for the Arts on the Willowbrook campus.And beyond: The excellent Music at St. Albans series, a bright spot on the musically under-served SouthShore, launches its season Oct. 30 at 3:30 p.m. with “A Greek Musical Odyssey” starring soprano JulieZiavras , pianist Spiro Cardamis and bouzouki player Kostas Psarros. (at St. Albans Episcopal Church inEltingville. Seats, $25 and $20.The same afternoon (3 p.m.), the Serenade Series at Christ Episcopal Churchin New Brighton will present Sandro Russo, a pianist prized for his sensitive work on difficult showpiececompositions by Liszt, Chopin and others. Admission is free but donations are accepted.© 2011 SILive.com. All rights reserved.Page 10 of 154
Dance teachers will walk the red carpetSunday, October 30, 2011, 6:35 AMStaten Island AdvanceBySTATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- VizzaV Events presents the second annual Red Carpet Dance School Awards to beheld on Sunday, Nov. 13 at 3 p.m. in the Springer Concert Hall on the campus of the College of StatenIsland, Willowbrook. Tickets must be purchased in advance for $22 each through the participating danceschools or through VizzaV Events by calling 866-892- 3660. Honorees will be presented with the newlydesigned "VizzaV Lumin Award" signifying how they illuminate the lives of our community through dance.Former borough president Ralph J. Lamberti will be opening the event and the master of ceremonies will beradio personality Joe Cause.Emmy award winning choreographer Tyce Diorio will receive the Celebrity Spotlight Award and recordingartist Reina will perform her hit, 'If I Close My Eyes.' All participating dance teachers will walk the red carpetgreeted by Bette Midler impersonator Donna Maxon.The unique format is not a competition but presents the award winning choreography of the honorees.Participating dance schools are: Brandy's Dance Unique, Dongan Hills; Dance Electra, South Beach; DanceFactory, Charleston; Dance Sensations, Great Kills; Great Expectations, Meiers Corners; Gigante DanceCenter, Tottenville; Inspirations In Dance, Bulls Head; L.A. Dance, Tottenville; Liv2 Dance Studio, GrantCity; Melissa's Dance Workshop, Travis; Miss Caroline's Dance Elite, Annadale; Miss Theresa's Danceland,Westerleigh; One Step Ahead, Great Kills; Reflections in Dance, Eltingville; and Studio Dancers, Richmond.Conceived and produced by Joan Jeanne Lamberti, the event has been referred to as "The Oscars for theDance Community." Ms. Lamberti is the former CEO/Director of Staten Island Dance Arts Studios.VizzaV Event's mission is to "Enrich the Connection between business and community" by creating a showthat entertains and highlights the contributions of dance studio owners and the positive effect they have onour youth.In accordance with the VizzaV mission statement, a portion of the ticket sales is donated to a particularcharity. This year's recipients are St. Jude Children's Hospital founded by Danny and Marlo Thomas and theThe Actors Fund, a nationwide human services organization that helps all professionals in performing artsand entertainment.Page 11 of 154
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