FORT WORTH, Texas, April 25, 2014—Due to a minor injury to one of the artists, string trio Time for Three is rescheduling their April 29, 2014 Cliburn Sessions concert at Live Oak Music Hall & Lounge. The new date will be announced next week.
Tickets already purchased will be honored on the newly scheduled date. If any ticketholders would like a refund, they should email sydney@theliveoak.com.
“The concept behind Cliburn Sessions is to present classically-trained artists in a very relaxed environment, where they are free to be casual, to blend genres, to interact with the audience,” said Cliburn President and CEO Jacques Marquis. “It’s an intimate, cool environment—and will allow us to bring even more great talent to Fort Worth. Many of these musicians may venture outside of the classical idiom during the course of the concert—into jazz, pop, world, alternative. In the hands of exceptional artists, good music is good music.”
ABOUT TIME FOR THREE
Time for Three—Zachary (Zach) De Pue, violin; Nicolas (Nick) Kendall, violin; and Ranaan Meyer, double bass—defies traditional classification. Performing music from Bach and Brahms to their own arrangements of The Beatles, Katy Perry, Kanye West, and Justin Timberlake, they have performed everywhere from Carnegie Hall to jazz clubs, European festivals, NFL games, and the Indy 500. Their hit YouTube anti-bullying video “Stronger,” featured on CNN and the Huffington Post, has inspired students around the globe. Their packed 2012–13 season included the release of their second album, a return to Carnegie Hall, their first tour of Asia, and the world premiere of a new concerto by William Bolcom, in addition to their continuing residency with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra. More information at http://www.tf3.com
ABOUT LIVE OAK
The Live Oak Music Hall & Lounge, located in the Historic Fairmount District of Fort Worth in the old Southside Lion’s club community building erected in 1952, is North Texas’ newest premier listening room and dining experience. Owner and designer Bill Smith rejuvenated the building from floor to ceiling—giving it new life, while staying true to its mid-century origin. “It goes far beyond me just being a business owner; the Live Oak is a culmination of my life’s work. My desire was to create a place to listen and a place to be heard,” Smith says.
The upscale pub cuisine is matched by 91 taps of domestic craft beers and award winning cocktails. The Live Oak has received many awards, including Fort Worth’s best rooftop patio—a favorite place for patrons to get a perfect view of downtown. The Live Oak provides both artist and concertgoers an intimate musical experience with a setting reminiscent of a 1950s lounge and hall, and has played host to many notable artists, including Kevin Eubanks, John Oates, Guy Clark, Darrell Scott, Jeff Coffin & The Mu’tet, BJ Thomas, as well as many up and coming local artists.
ABOUT THE CLIBURN
The Cliburn advances classical piano music throughout the world. Its international competitions, education programs, and concert series embody an enduring commitment to artistic excellence and the discovery of new artists.
Established in 1962, the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition is widely-recognized as “one of the world’s highest-visibility classical-music contests” and remains committed to its original ideals of supporting and launching the careers of young pianists and sharing the transformative powers of music with a wide global audience. The Fourteenth Cliburn Competition, held May 24–June 9, 2013, in Fort Worth, Texas, welcomed 30 competitors, aged 19–30 and representing 13 nations. Beyond the over 40,000 who enjoyed the Competition in person at Bass Performance Hall, the fully-produced webcast streamed over 13 million minutes of video to more than 170,000 unique viewers in 155 countries.
In addition to cash and other prizes, the six winners of the competition receive three years of commission-free career management, with the Cliburn arranging and providing full artist services for hundreds of engagements. Extensive media coverage for the winners is generated through a documentary, national and international radio broadcasts, publicity efforts with media worldwide, and recordings with label harmonia mundi usa.
The Cliburn’s four-year cycle:
YEAR ONE—Van Cliburn International Piano Competition
(For pianists 18 to 30; held May 24–June 9, 2013; next in May/June 2017)
YEAR TWO— Non-competition year
(Focus on winners career management and growing local programs)
YEAR THREE—Cliburn International Junior Piano Competition and Festival
(For pianists 13 to 17; to be held June 21–28, 2015)
YEAR FOUR—International Piano Competition for Outstanding Amateurs™
(For amateur pianists 35 and older; to be held in summer 2016)
Additionally, the Cliburn promotes great music and world-class artists through the annual Cliburn Concerts series at Bass Performance Hall, the Kimbell Art Museum Piano Pavilion, and the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. It reaches 47,000 elementary school students each year with the education programs of Musical Awakenings® and the community at large with free Cliburn in the Community concerts.
Detailed information about the Cliburn and its programs is available at Cliburn.org.
Official Sponsors of the Cliburn are:
Amon G. Carter Foundation
Ann L. & Carol Green Rhodes Charitable Trust, Bank of America, Trustee
Arts Council of Fort Worth & Tarrant County
BNSF Railway Foundation
Crystelle Waggoner Charitable Trust
Edith Winther Grace Charitable Trust, J.P. Morgan, Trustee
Jane and John Justin Foundation
Mercedes T. Bass Charitable Corporation
Sid W. Richardson Foundation
The Burnett Foundation
Exclusive Print Media Sponsor:
Star-Telegram
Exclusive Radio Station:
WRR 101.1 FM
Official Airline:
American Airlines
Official Piano:
Steinway & Sons
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