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Dr. Maxine Thévenot and Dr. David Arcus |
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Iain Quinn, David Arcus, Maxine Thévenot,
The Very Rev. Gary W. Kriss |
On May 20th, 2007 the Choir of the Cathedral Church of St. John, Albuquerque, NM, gave the premiere of David Arcus's The Head That Once was Crowned with Thorns in the presence of the composer. The performance was conducted by Maxine Thévenot (Associate Organist-Choir Director) and accompanied by Iain Quinn (Director of Cathedral Music & Organist). The premiere was part of the Cathedral Commissions program and generously supported by Jay Hill, Esq. The program commissions new works for the Cathedral on an annual basis.
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Prof. Bradley Ellingboe, Founding Director of Las Cantantes, and Dr. Maxine Thévenot, newly appointed director of Las Cantantes, the women's choir at UNM. After 14 years as their Director, Ellingboe passes on the baton to Thevenot at his final concert with them on April 29th.
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Maxine Thévenot and Michael Boney, Director of Music, St. Michael's Episcopal Cathedral, Boise, Idaho. March 11, 2007. |
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Organists of St. Petersburg, Florida, taken following my recital at St. Petersburg College.
Seated on the organ bench: Edward Barbieri, Maxine Thévenot, Paul Dixon, Sylvia Chai
Standing on left: Robert Setzer, Mari Reive, Paul Meeker, ?, Paula Rossin.
Standing on right: ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, Bob Shone (partially hidden), Gloria Luddecke, Jennifer Sharp, Phyllis Jones.
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| Choir members from the Cathedral of the Incarnation: Josh, Gerry, Katrina (my super page turner), Maria, David, Jennifer and Larry Tremsky (Canon Musician at the Cathedral of the Incarnation, Garden City, NY). February 25, 2007. |
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Signing CDs after the performance. February 25, 2007. |
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On February 10, 2007, the Cathedral Church of St. John, NM, presented the second annual Trelease Memorial Concert honoring the life and ministry of The Right Reverend Richard M. Trelease, Jr., former Bishop of the Diocese of the Rio Grande. The concert featured the Cathedral Choirs, guest soloists, members of the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra and conductors Iain Quinn (Director of Cathedral Music & Organist) and Maxine Thevenot (Associate Organist-Choir Director). The all-Bach concert featured Cantatas 72 (Alles nur nach Gottes willen), 106 (Gottes Zeit ist die allerbeste Zeit), 192 (Nun danket alle Gott) and the Motet, Komm Jesu, komm. It was a dream come true having the opportunity to conduct 106-Actus Tragicus.
From left to right: Soprano, Johanna Sindelar from Santa Fe; Conductors, Maxine Thevenot & Iain Quinn; Resident Conductor of NMSO, Roger Melone; Tenor, Jay Hill from ABQ; Carol Tucker Trelease; Chris & Kay Trelease; Thom Sloan; Jerry Wellman from Austin; Counter-tenor, Robert Isaacs from NYC; and Baritone, David Farwig from Denver.
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February 11, 2007, the Annual Members' Recital of the local AGO featured music of Spain, Mexico, New Mexico, Latin America, and Brazil. From left to right are: Maribeth Gunning, Jane Smith, Edwina Beard, Marla Riggins Clark, Iain Quinn (front), Eddie Saltz, Maxine Thevenot and Fred Frahm and Craig Smith in the back row.
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January 28, 2007, The Cathedral Commissions program sponsored the world premiere of British composer Judith Bingham's The Morning Watch (SATB and organ). The Cathedral Choirs were directed by Iain Quinn and accompanied by Maxine Thevenot. Pictured are Maxine Thevenot, Interim Dean Gary Kriss, composer Judith Bingham and Iain Quinn.
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Polyphony will make their New Mexico debut on December 15th as part of the Friends of Cathedral Music at the Cathedral Church of St. John. The repertoire on the program includes works by Hildegard von Bingen, Antony Baldwin, Eleanor Daley, Guillaume Dufay, Patrick Hadley, Tarik O'Regan, and featuring Benjamin Britten's A Ceremony of Carols.
(photo courtesy Albuquerque The Magazine) |
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CANTAT, a vocal ensemble formed by Santa Fe Music Works to present a concert of music by award-winning New Mexico composer, Mary Badarak, with guest director, Maxine Thévenot. Concerts took place September 8 at the Unitarian Universalist Church, Santa Fe, and September 9, 2006 at the Cathedral Church of St. John, Albuquerque. |
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Maxine Thévenot, Maestro Julian Wachner, Thierry Escaich. Opening night concert of the AGO National Convention.
Chicago – July 2, 2006 |
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Maxine Thévenot and fellow Canadian organist Philippe Belanger.
Chicago – July 2, 2006 |
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Composer of the Year, Richard Proulx and Maxine Thévenot.
Chicago –
July 4, 2006 |
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McNeil Robinson, Terence Fullerton, Iain Quinn, Naji Hakim, Maxine Thévenot during the AGO National Convention.
Chicago – July 5, 2006 |
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