Productions
Re:New
Music to be seen… and tasted. An original production of Musica Aperta
- Directed by Joe Banno
- Script Juan Uriagereka
- Music Director/Arranger Mariano Vales
- Choreographer Gabriel Chajnik
- Chef Jose Andres
- Artistic Director Ignacio Alcover
- Executive Director Marina Galvani
Re:New was presented at the Embassy of Argentina and the Shakespeare Theatre in 2004 with the collaboration of the chef Jose Andres and the participation of Jaleo Restaurants. Music to be seen… and tasted.
Cast
- Stage Director (plus): Danny Ladmirault
- MC/Conductor/Keyboard/Voice: Mariano Vales
- Artistic Director/Cello: Ignacio Alcover
- Culinary Director: José Andrés
- Soprano: Lorena Guillén
- Violin I: Lina Bahn
- Violin II: John Hughes
- Viola: Mahoko Eguchi
- Clarinet: David Jones
- Piano/Keyboard: Kathryn Brake
- Dancers: Gabriel Chajnik - Mary Capellas
Andante
First Movement
Youkali, song (tango-habanera). Music by Kurt Weil, words by Roger Fernay (arrangement by Mariano Vales)
Pierrot lunaire, melodrama (melodramas: Serenade, Nacht, and Gebet an Pierrot). Music by Arnold Schoenberg, words by Albert Giraud
La Voix humaine, opera (excerpt). Music by Francis Poulenc, words by Jean Cocteau (arrangement by Mariano Vales)
Allegro
Second Movement
Slow movement for string quartet (1905) (excerpt). Music by Anton Webern. Five movements for string quartet, op.5 (movement III: Sehr bewegt). Music by Anton Webern
Intermezzo
Sorbet WoO, and Two Miniatures By Chef José Andrés
Schatzwalzer (excerpt) music by Johann Strauss, Jr. (arrangement by Anton Webern)
Adagio
Third Movement
Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda, from Madrigali guerrieri ed amorosi (excerpt). Music by Claudio Monteverdi, words by Torquato Tasso choreography by Gabriel Chajnik
String Quartet No, 8 (Movements 1; Largo, II: Allegro molto, and III: Allegreto). Music by Dimitri Shostakovich choreography by Gabriel Chajnik
Coda
Percussion Improvisation by Musica Aperta
Viaggio in Italia (Movement I: Federico II-excerpt-, and III Bella e crudele). Music by Giovanni Sollima, words by Michelangelo Buonarotti (Bella e crudele) choreography by Gabriel Chajnik
