| 词条 | Draft:The DaPonte String Quartet |
| 释义 | {{AFC submission|d|v|u=Emanuele Conegliano|ns=118|decliner=Bkissin|declinets=20181219144024|reason2=music|ts=20181219132438}} {{AFC comment|1=I'm aware of the DSQ from growing up in Southern Maine, but without sources to back up your information, this article won't pass the draft stage. Look at Wikipedia's guidelines for bands and musical acts considered notable enough for an article to see if the Quartet qualifies. Bkissin (talk) 14:40, 19 December 2018 (UTC)}} The DaPonte String Quartet is a professional repertory ensemble, presently (2018) and for the past twenty-three years resident in Maine. Taking their name from Mozart’s librettist, the group’s mission is to relate musical text and its human/historical context through each score they perform. The Quartet took form at the Esther Boyer College of Music at Temple University, Philadelphia, in 1991. They removed to Maine initially on a three-year Rural Residency program grant, jointly administered by Chamber Music America and the National Endowment for the Arts, between 1993 and 1996. The group coached with Edgar Ortenberg, the last living member of the Budapest String Quartet, for six years, between 1991 and Ortenberg’s death in 1997. Their violinists alternate between first and second chairs. Background Information: Also known as: the DaPonte Quartet Origin: Philadelphia, United States of America Genres: Classical, ancient and contemporary art music on classic, original and electric strings Occupations: Public performance, teaching, recording, broadcasting string quartet music Instruments: two violins, one viola, one violoncello Years active: 1991-present Label: Centaur Records Website: www.daponte.org Members: Ferdinand Liva, Jr., Lydia Forbes, Kirsten Monke, Myles Jordan Past Members: Gabriel Gordon, Dean A. Stein, Stéphane Tran Ngoc, Mark Preston Recognition: The DaPonte String Quartet has received three grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and Chamber Music America (1993-1996), one from the Musical Fund Society of Philadelphia (1992), another recognizing ten years of extraordinary teaching from the Music Teachers National Association (2001), two formal resolutions of the Maine State Legislature recognizing their work (2011 and 2016), twice voted Maine’s Best Musical Group in Downeast Magazine’s readers’ polls (2014, 2018), the subject of a feature article in the New York Times, a CBS Sunday Morning “Postcard from Maine” segment and two feature presentations on Maine Public Broadcasting Network television. Recordings: The DSQ has released seven recordings: “53 Degrees:” music of Beethoven and Hugo Wolf, music of Schulhoff, Comolli and Shostakovich, “Live:” Concerto for String Quartet and Orchestra by Bohuslav Martinu (with the Portland Symphony Orchestra, Toshiyuki Shimada, conductor, 2001), three of Beethoven’s string quartets Op. 18, “DaPonte String Quartet Live:” music of Schulhoff, Mozart and Shostakovich (with pianist Gilbert Kalish), music of Dvorák, Schubert and Webern, and “Pathways to Healing:” Music of Beethoven and Mendelssohn (Centaur). An eighth recording, “University of North Texas College of Music:” is of members of the Quartet collaborating with Susan Demetris, violin, Mary Karen Clardy, flute, John Scott, clarinet, Pamela Mia Paul, piano and Ann Yeung, harp, presenting live music of Ravel, Mozart and Brahms (2005), and a projected recording is planned on the Naxos label of works by Richard Danielpour in 2020. Commissioned works: David del Tredici, Richard Danielpour, Tom Myron, Gia Comolli, Rocco Havelaar. Collaborative artists: Kate Aldrich, Carol Bennett, Suzanne Nance, Gilbert Kalish, Peter Serkin, Anton Kuerti, Awadagin Pratt, Daniel Epstein, Irina Nuzova, Marja Kaisla, Veronica Jochum, Lillian Kallir, Pamela Mia Paul, Hugh Sung, Seymour Bernstein, Jon Klibonoff, Dag Aschatz, Martin Perry, Jeffrey Goldberg, Sherry Siegel, Maria Bachmann, Lawrence Golan, Charles Dimmick, Carlos Rubio, Cornelius Duffalo, Rami Solomonov, Emanuel Vardi, Marcus Thompson, Dov Scheindlin, Katherine Murdock, Lila Brown, Joshua Gordon, Marc Johnson, Mark Simons, Mark Dover, Tom Hill, Larry Williams, Edward Allman, Eric la Perna, Brian Head, Sparx, John Farrell, Richard Blanco |
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