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25-Mar-2016
by Rob Howard
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 Accordion virtuoso Julien Labro is makes his Princeton University debut with two concerts on Thursday, April 14th, at 6pm and 9pm. He will be playing the accordion, bandoneon, and also the accordina. With listeners seated in-the-round on the stage of Richardson Auditorium in Alexander Hall for a program entitled ‘The Big Squeeze’, Labro will introduce the instruments and his program directly to the audience. Music by: Bernhard Molique, Astor Piazzolla, Isaac Albéniz, Gabriel Fauré, Fernando Otero and the performer himself at 6 pm; jazz works at 9 pm. Accompanied by pianist Gregg Kallor at both programs, Labro will also be joined by bassist Jorge Roeder and drummer Richie Barshay for the 9 pm jazz concert. Ticket prices for this series are $25 for adults and $10 for students. Buy both concerts and save 20%. French-born Julien Labro graduated from the Marseille Conservatory, then began winning international awards, taking 1st prize in the CIA Coupe Mondiale in 1996 and the Castelfidardo International Festival in 1997. After sweeping other international competitions, Labro moved to the USA some years ago, where he has further pursued his musical career. For further information email Dasha Koltunyuk: dkoltuny@princeton.edu |