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Desert Daily Guide. March 1.

Welcome to the revamped magazine, where a new year heralds a fresh look infused with the power of data science. We're excited to unveil our updated format and would love to hear your feedback! Moving forward, we plan to enrich our content with augmented reality (AR), artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning. This issue features new stories, a live play, and a selection of more mature content, as we strive to bridge the gap between the past, present, and the future that awaits.

Welcome to the revamped magazine, where a new year heralds a fresh look infused with the power of data science. We're excited to unveil our updated format and would love to hear your feedback! Moving forward, we plan to enrich our content with augmented reality (AR), artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning. This issue features new stories, a live play, and a selection of more mature content, as we strive to bridge the gap between the past, present, and the future that awaits.

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<strong>Desert</strong> Hot Springs High School–the second<br />

large ensemble we’ve been able to include on<br />

our season.”The <strong>March</strong> 17 concert, Trailblazers,<br />

shines a spotlight on music from the late 19th<br />

and early 20th centuries by Henriëtte Bosmans,<br />

Ethel Smyth, and Dora Pejačević–women who<br />

were unabashedly themselves, defying the social<br />

expectations of their time against the backdrop<br />

of world wars and a global pandemic. Originally<br />

written for cello and piano, all three sonatas are<br />

presented here in new arrangements for viola<br />

and piano, marking a significant contribution<br />

to the viola repertoire. All three sonatas are<br />

featured on the new album, Trailblazers, from Acis<br />

Productions.<br />

Violist Molly Gebrian prioritizes the works of<br />

living composers and those who have traditionally<br />

been excluded from the culture of classical music.<br />

She holds degrees in both music and neuroscience<br />

from Oberlin College and Conservatory, New<br />

England Conservatory of Music, and Rice<br />

University. Previously, she was the viola professor<br />

at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and the<br />

University of Arizona. After a decade of teaching<br />

viola at the collegiate level, she will join the faculty<br />

at New England Conservatory of Music in Fall<br />

2024 to teach courses on the science of practicing.<br />

Called “phenomenal” by the late music critic Alan<br />

Rich, and hailed as one of the “local heroes” of<br />

the Los Angeles music scene (LAcitybeat.com),<br />

pianist Danny Holt performs around the globe<br />

in concert halls (Carnegie Hall, Walt Disney<br />

Concert Hall, Hollywood Bowl), clubs (Joe’s<br />

Pub, The Blue Whale, Copenhagen Jazzhouse)<br />

art galleries (MASS MoCA, Hammer Museum),<br />

churches, living rooms, and wherever else he<br />

can find a piano and someone to listen. He has<br />

performed with the Los Angeles Philharmonic,<br />

Blue Man Group, the Bang on a Can All-Stars, the<br />

California EAR Unit, and the Calder Quartet. He<br />

is the Founder & Artistic Director of <strong>Desert</strong> Hot<br />

Springs Classical Concerts.<br />

WHAT: <strong>Desert</strong> Hot Springs Classical Concerts<br />

Molly Gebrian (viola) & Danny Holt (piano):<br />

Trailblazers<br />

WHERE:Grace Church 17400 Bubbling Wells<br />

Road, <strong>Desert</strong> Hot Springs, CA, 92241<br />

WHEN: Sunday, <strong>March</strong> 17, 2024 4:00 – 5:00 PM<br />

WHO: Molly Gebrian (viola) | www.mollygebrian.com<br />

and Danny Holt (piano) | www.dannyholt.<br />

net<br />

On <strong>March</strong> 21, the Wisconsin Wind Orchestra<br />

presents Play of the Imagination, a program that<br />

encourages listeners to engage the imagination<br />

through expressive, evocative music and highly<br />

descriptive titles. Conductor Lawrence Dale<br />

Harper established the Wisconsin Wind Orchestra<br />

in 1995 as one of the few professional wind<br />

ensembles in the world. The WWO is committed to<br />

expanding the repertoire for winds through commissions,<br />

and has given the premiere performance of several works by<br />

prominent American and European composers.<br />

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