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I also love to acknowledge my sister Brigitte Christine Heusch, her beautiful daughter Francesca Heusch my son in law Jaime Nichols and his wonderful family. Thank you to all my friends for all their support. All my love to our daughter Vanessa Haupt Nichols
Thank you Dale Anderson —News Staff Reporter for a wonderful tribute
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June 4, 1939 – Aug. 18, 2024
Thank you so very much for your outburst of love and condolences regarding the loss of my brave, courageous husband Charles who has been fighting MS, grueling dialysis for over 4 years with many other painful health issues. Our daughter Vanessa Haupt Nichols, her husband James , my sister Brigitte Christine Heusch and her daughter Francesca would like to thank everyone for your wonderful support. We tried to celebrate every day for the gift of life. And the healing will take a very long time. Charles was looking forward to the 9/7event at the Montante Center bringing so many of his friends together. I am sure he will be there in spirit.
A Memorial service is being planned for a later date when musicians/ friends are available
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After over 4 grueling painful years on dialyses and MS, my courageous husbands body gave up. He was a heroic fighter.
View Charles Victor Haupt's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF CHARLES HAUPT
September 7 @ 4 PM Canisius Montante Cultural Center 2001 Main Street " FOLLOW YOUR BLISS shared sounds"
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FOLLOW YOUR BLISS—Shared SOUNDS
September 7 @ 4 PM Montante Cultural Center
PROGRAM:
1st.suite for solo cello
1. Canto primo
2. Fuga (1964) Benjamin Britten (1913-1976)
Jonathan Golove, cello
Introduction by Anthony Chase, Buffalo Theater critic:
Ann C. Colley, SUNY Distinguished Professor, Emerita
Down to the Seas Again
When I, Ann C. Colley, was living in Cambridge as a Visiting Scholar from September, 2019 to March, 2020, I periodically left behind my reading in the Cambridge University Library and took the train to various seaside towns along the East Anglia Coast. Weather permitting during the autumn and winter, I packed up my rucksack and spent weekends walking by the sea. Alone along a deserted seaside, I would walk one way along the sands one day and in the opposite direction the other.
This presentation portrays parts of these solitary walks. The video presents these experiences through a narrative (spoken by me) and through images taken by me. Accompanying the video are passages from Benjamin Britten’s orchestral “Sea Interludes” that were composed to be performed between acts of his opera Peter Grimes (1945). Britten’s music is an appropriate accompaniment, for Britten grew up along the East Anglia Coast (in Lowestoft). He lived close to and frequently listened to the music of the North Sea
Changing Light (2019) Kaija Saariaho (1952-2023)
Tiffany DuMochelle,soprano Jonathan Golove, cello
Rondeau brilliant, D 895 (1826) Franz Schubert (1797-1828)
Andante
Allegro
Charles Castleman, violin Claudia Hoca, piano
Intermission
“Gay Guerilla (1979) Jullius Eastman (1940-1990)
Stephen Solook, Vibraphone
“Composed for four identical instruments and premiered on pianos in January 1980 along with Crazy Ni**er and Evil Ni**er, which constitute his “Ni**er” series. My arrangement is for solo vibraphone with loop pedal. “Now the reason I use Gay Guerrilla — G U E R R I L L A, that one — is because these names — let me put a little subsystem here — these names: either I glorify them or they glorify me. And in the case of guerrilla: that glorifies gay — that is to say, there aren’t many gay guerrillas. I don’t feel that ‘gaydom’ has — does have — that strength, so therefore, I use that word in the hopes that they will. You see, I feel that — at this point, I don’t feel that gay guerrillas can really match with ‘Afghani’ guerrillas or ‘PLO’ guerrillas, but let us hope in the future that they might, you see. That’s why I use that word guerrilla: it means a guerrilla is someone who is, in any case, sacrificing his life for a point of view. And, you know, if there is a cause — and if it is a great cause — those who belong to that cause will sacrifice their blood, because, without blood, there is no cause. So, therefore, that is the reason that I use gay guerrilla, in hopes that I might be one, if called upon to be one.” - Julius Eastman This piece falls under Julius’s “organic music”. which is “a sort of large-scale additive process of accumulation of harmonic materials that proliferates and grows organically across considerable time spans”, Luciano Chessa. Starting on a single note, and as this piece grows and travels through different sections, we find ourselves in a forest or cloud of notes, but towards the end of the piece and climax we arrive at the Lutheran chorale, “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God” by Martin Luther. The text in the chorale can be interpreted as a call for strength and pride, which brings us to the end the same as the piece began, on a single note. I like to interpret this as the strength a single person has throughout their life, and the strength Julius tried to maintain throughout his life.
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https://youtu.be/DFXcoGPq5jw A great evening
Nov 17, 2023The Joy of Music and SongMontante Cultural CenterCanisius UniversityA Musical Feast ProductionMade possible by: Arts Services, Inc.
Concert Series initiated by Charles Haupt, featuring a changing thematic focus, which includes chamber music and solo performances.
André Holland, Kate Mara, Zazie Beetz, and Stephen McKinley Henderson will star.
hank you for making this " A Musical Feast" evening a true " JOY OF MUSIC AND SONG AND STORYTELLING"
with Stephen McKinliey Henderson , Tony Chase interviewer, Holly Bewlay soprano, Tiffany Du Mouchelle soprano, George Caldwell jazz piano, Michael Serio piano @ Montante Cultural Center
Buffalo, NY
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