Venues

 

September 12, 2010                 Faculty Recital with Professor Larry White.  Matre’s Dance for Multi-percussion and Piano by John Psathas.  University of Texas at El Paso, Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall, 2:30 p.m.  For more information:  (915) 747-5606.

 

September 23, 2010                 “Passionate Piano: Franz Liszt.”  Mills Breast Cancer Institute Music Series.  509 W. University Ave, Urbana, Illinois.  12:00 Noon.  For more information:  www.millshope.com.

 

October 2010                           TBD.  “Passionate Piano:  Franz Liszt and Isaac Albéniz.”  Piano Culture, Spazio Fazioli NYC and Klavierhaus.  New York.

 

November 5, 2010                    Faculty Recital with Dr. Sang-In Han, tenor and Dr. Mark Schuppener, violin.  “Celebrating Schumann.”  Dichteliebe and the Violin Sonata No. 1.  University of Texas at El Paso, Fox Fine Arts Recital Hall, 7:30 p.m.  For more information:  (915) 747-5606.

 

February 2-4, 2011                   Fifth International Conference on Design Principles and Practices.  Design in the Performing Arts and Innovative Recital Models: How Design Affects Musical AestheticsSapienza University of Rome, Italy.  February 2-4, 2011.  For more information: designprinciplesandpractices.com/Conference-2011

 

 

About Dena’s Playing

“…Jones seeks to excite the human spirit, which is one of the basic, driving forces behind all aspects of great performance…” – Villa Grove News, Villa Grove, Illinois

 

“Jones’ performances were first rate, and her piano skills were absolutely dynamic and sensitive.” – El Paso Times, El Paso, Texas

 

“Dena Kay Jones has the power of Larrocha and the speed of Watts, and is likely to make a significant impact on the world of music.” – Sierra Vista Herald, Bisbee, Arizona

 

[On Spanish Music]

“…performs these great piano works, where nationalism goes hand in hand with music and culture.  It’s very exciting…” – The News-Gazette, Champaign,/Urbana, Illinois

 

[On Jones’ Debut CD, Select Piano Works by Joaquín Rodrigo]

“The pianist heard here, Dena Kay Jones, is an American who has made a specialty of studying and performing Rodrigo’s piano works.  It is no small compliment to say that she has mastered his Spanish idiom so well she might be mistaken for a native of his country.  The recordings have a perfect depth of soundstage and presence for the mood of the music.” – New Classik Reviews, Atlanta Audio Society

 

Photos

Dena Kay Jones, Color 1 or  Color 2

Dena Kay Jones, Sepia

Dena Kay Jones, Black and White

 

 

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