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A Recital featuring Peter Yates, Buzz Gravelle, Walter Marsh, guitars; Nadia Shpachenko, piano; Isaac Schankler, accordion; Alexandra Grabarchuk, voice; Cynthia Fogg, viola; Tom Flaherty, cello

A New Music Recital The Truth in Simple Things, featuring music by George N. Gianopoulos, Yuri Ishchenko, John Cage, and Christian Carey, performed by mezzo-soprano Megan Ihnen and pianist Nadia Shpachenko

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Performance of Harold Meltzer's In Full Sail and Anton Arensky's An der Quelle from The Fountain of Bakhchisaray at Cal Poly Pomona Fall Conference

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Recording The Poetry of Places album at Skywalker Sound. The album is scheduled to be released in Spring 2019 on the Reference Recordings label.

World premiere of WINDOWS for clarinet, bassoon & piano in Beverly Hills, CA

Clarinetist Gary Gray, bassoonist Judith Farmer and pianist Nadia Shpachenko will perform the world premiere of WINDOWS during a chamber music concert at the 2017 Beverly Hills International Music Festival. Also on the program will be works by Beethoven, Chopin, Rota and Schurmann.

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Solo Recital The Poetry of Places. New works inspired by buildings by Amy Beth Kirsten, Hannah Lash, James Matheson, Harold Meltzer, Lewis Spratlan, and Jack Van Zandt. Also on the program are performances by The Los Angeles Belles, featuring a new work by Amy Gordon and more.

California State University Fullerton New Music presents: The Poetry of Places

InterArt Collaborative Projects Summer Symposium from 3-6 pm, concert at 7:30 pm

World Premiere of Rhapsodie #3 - Pandora's Box by Danaë Vlasse

Nadia Shpachenko, solo piano/narrator and Aitana Jordan, dancer
Choreographed by David Wilcox, director of the Long Beach Ballet

World Premiere of Christian Carey's Ross Gay Songs with Sara Noble, soprano and Nadia Shpachenko, piano at the New Music Gathering, Bowling Green State University

"Chamber Music Grab Bag" concert

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Solo Recital The Poetry of Places at Saddleback College. New works inspired by buildings by Amy Beth Kirsten, Hannah Lash, James Matheson, Harold Meltzer, Lewis Spratlan, and Jack Van Zandt.