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Mallarme is putting out a CALL FOR TALENT to enlist artists to participate in a new concert series beginning Jan 1, 2022 called DYNAMIC DUOS. Our goal is both to showcase local musical talent and to expand on the style and genre of our usual programming. Musicians will be chosen based on both performance skills and the viability of the proposed program. All styles of music and musicians are welcome including those performing traditional classical chamber music. Applicants must be North Carolina-based professional musicians or college students enrolled in a college music program.
BIPOC and LGBTQ musicians are encouraged to apply.
For more information and application:
CALL FOR TALENT APPLICATION
Applications are due September 1, 2021
AUGUST 1, 2021
Jazz U Consortium VIRTUALLY featuring Baron Tymas – guitar (NCCU), Juan Álamo – vibraphone (UNC-CH), Dan Davis – drumset (UNC-CH and ECU) and John Brown – bass (Duke) in jazz standards and original compositions. Virtual link will be available starting August 1 @ 7pm. More info to follow!
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MUSIC AMONG FRIENDS SERIES
“Informances” by Mallarmé musicians, taking a deep dive into their musical lives and interests
Chapter 1: Nicholas DiEugenio – violin, the music of J.S. Bach on period instruments
WATCH MUSIC AMONG FRIENDS – CHAPTER 1
Chapter 2: Stephanie Vial – cello, the music of A. Caporale and J.C. Bach WATCH MUSIC AMONG FRIENDS – CHAPTER 2
Chapter 3: Baron Tymas – guitar, formative years, jazz improv, Montreal Project
WATCH MUSIC AMONG FRIENDS – CHAPTER 3
MALLARME MEMORIES
Listen to archival audio recordings from concerts over our 37 years!
February 2021: Celebrating Black History month with the music of Undine Smith Moore WATCH/LISTEN Afro-America Suite I. Andante from a concert in May 2010 at the Carolina Theatre, Durham
March 2021: Celebrating Women’s History month with the music of Joan Tower WATCH/LISTEN Island Prelude from a concert in October 2011 at the Nasher Museum, Durham
MUSIC IN SPACES.VIRTUALLY~ODE TO JOY SERIES 1-3
Three virtual concerts featuring lesser-known (but awesome) chamber music of Beethoven and his contemporaries.
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Artist Spotlight
BARON TYMAS, jazz guitar
NC Central University, UNC-CH
Baron Tymas is a guitarist, composer and Associate Professor of Music at North Carolina Central University.
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As the NCCU music department chair, Baron teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in jazz arranging, jazz composition, multimedia applications and guitar. His NCCU jazz combos have earned national recognition in the U.S, both through live performances and recordings.
Baron performs regularly with his own groups and others. He is privileged to have played with many world-class artists, and has released three albums as a leader. His 2017 project, Montréal, is a collection of original compositions dedicated to life in that beautiful city. His previous two albums are, Insight at Midnight (2009), and Blues for the Tribe (2007). Each album relies heavily on Baron’s compositions.
