SaRon Crenshaw to Play Blues Concert

Come enjoy a FREE blues concert with SaRon Crenshaw and his band on Sunday, February 10, 2013 at 2 p.m. at Mount Laurel Library. This concert is open to the public. Celebrate Black History Month with this musical treat! No registration needed.

SaRon Crenshaw learned to play guitar at the age of ten and travels the country playing jazz and rhythm and blues. He has shared stages with talented recording artists such as Lee Fields, Roy Roberts, Denise LaSalle, Bobby Rush, Jessie James, Tyrone Davis, and Chuck Roberson. SaRon plays a Gibson “Lucille” model guitar signed by B.B.King himself and is a regular at Terra Blues in NYC.

For more information about SaRon Crenshaw and to listen to samples, visit:

http://www.saroncrenshaw.com/music.htm

This concert is part of the Second Sunday Concert series offered at the Mount Laurel Library thanks to a generous gift from Wegmans. Concerts are held every month. All are welcome to attend.

Music of Versailles – a lecture

Mount Laurel, June 18, 2012

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 

Catherine Sprague will be at Mount Laurel Library on Sunday, July 8 at 2 p.m. to present a history of the Palace of Versailles and the music composed and performed there. The lecture will cover music created from approximately 1623 through the French Revolution. No registration is needed.

Originally begun in 1623 as a hunting lodge by Louis XIII, Versailles soon evolved into the prestigious palace of the “Sun King” that was widely imitated throughout Europe. Entertainment and music were closely intertwined with life at Versailles, with more than 150 musicians attached to the King’s service. The lecture will be enhanced by video and audio clips of the music and art of the era.

Russian Romantic Flute and Piano Recital

Mount Laurel, April 20, 2012:

For Immediate Release:

Come enjoy a recital of Russian Romantic music with flutist Inna Gilmore and pianist Elizaveta Kopelman on Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 2 p.m. at Mount Laurel Library. The two will perform pieces by Rachmaninov, Valisenko and Lyadov. This concert is open to the public. No registration needed.

Inna Gilmore, who graduated with honors from the Tchaikovsky Moscow Conservatory, has won international performance competitions in Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Boston and New York City and made her Carnegie Hall debut in 2008.

“The momentum never decreased, and the audience didn't decrease either,
as they stayed and begged for more.” Anthony Aibel, New York Concert
Review (review of Inna Gilmore’s Carnegie Hall debut in 2008.)

Elizaveta Kopelman was born in Moscow and won the prestigious Young Concert Artist Trust Competition in London in 1995. Since then she has appeared as a soloist throughout the UK, Europe, USA, South America and the Middle East and has performed with such orchestras as the London Philharmonic, London Chamber Orchestra and New York Chamber Symphony.

For more information, visit http://www.innagilmore.com/

This concert is part of the Second Sunday Concert series offered at the Mount Laurel Library in partnership with the Mount Laurel township thanks to a generous gift from Wegmans. Concerts are held every month. All are welcome to attend.

The Library is located at 100 Walt Whitman Avenue in Mount Laurel (next to the post office). For additional information about this event, call 856-234-7319, ext. 333.


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