Elektik Duo
Andrea Willis, soprano
Megaria Halim, piano
Program
In coelo et in terra (sonnet), Rita Strohl
The Seal Man, Rebecca Clarke
Penelope, Cecilia Livingston
Kalypso, Cecilia Livingston
Aunt Helen, Monica Pearce
Baby Book, Lauren Spavelko
Pot Roast à La RBG, Vivian Fung
Please join us for Leah Dianne Bondy’s voice recital on Saturday, April 20 at 12:00 PM. This public concert represents a component of this performer's Master's degree in Performance at the Don Wright Faculty of Music.
Program
G.F. Handel, Tornami a vagheggiar from Alcina
F. Liszt, Jeanne d’Arc au bucher, S. 293
G. Faure, La chanson d’Eve, Op. 95
C. Schumann, Liebst du um Schonheit, Op. 12, No. 4
C. Schumann, Warum willst du andre fragen, Op. 12, No. 11
C. Schumann, Am Strande
C. Schumann, Lorelei
L. Larsen, Songs from Letters
V. Fung, Pot Roast a la RBG
“The Divine Feminine: A Woman’s Love through Life and Loss” aims to tell the stories of women, historical, folkloric, and universal (Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Helen Creighton, Penelope of the Iliad, the mythical Sirens) and their capacities for love – love for their children, their partners, their work, a lost loved one, and/or themselves/each other. Through a programme dedicated exclusively to the works of Canadian women composers, the artists and the audience will consider how love has led to the most passionate moments of the character’s lives, for better or for worse.
Left Coast explores the voices of women composers of California in song, both historical and contemporary, ranging from Carrie Jacobs Bond and Elinor Remick Warren to Vivian Fung and Gabriela Lena Frank. Piano works by Gabriella Smith and Henry Cowell complement the program.
Featuring lyric coloratura Nikki Einfeld and pianist Allegra Chapman.
This concert is presented as part of The California Festival - a Celebration of New Music
Left Coast explores the voices of women composers of California in song, both historical and contemporary, ranging from Carrie Jacobs Bond and Elinor Remick Warren to Vivian Fung and Gabriela Lena Frank. Piano works by Gabriella Smith and Henry Cowell complement the program.
Featuring lyric coloratura Nikki Einfeld and pianist Allegra Chapman.
This concert is presented as part of The California Festival - a Celebration of New Music
Eklektik Music Duo presents Voices of Women: An art song concert celebrating the work of living women composers.
Andrea Willis, soprano
Megaria Halim, piano
Program
Monica Pearce, Aunt Helen
Lauren Spavelko, Baby Book
Cecilia Livingston, Penelope
Vivian Fung, Pot Roast à La RBG
Curated by pianist Megaria Halim, Museum London will host the concert Celebrate Women on April 11, 2023, including a program of works by Auerbach, Fung, Larsen, Nourbakhsh, Spavelko, and Uyeda.
Performers:
Patricia Green, mezzo soprano
Andrea Willis, soprano
Megaria Halim, piano
Program:
Leslie Uyeda, Minerals from Stone
Lauren Spavelko, Baby Book
Lera Auerbach, We Can Not Remember Them
Nilourfar Nourbakhsh, Serenade
Niloufar Nourbakhsh, Thistle
Libby Larsen, The Apple’s Song
Vivian Fung, Pot Roast à la RBG
“Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg” is headed to Houston in 2022. Works based on the New York Times best-selling book and Tumblr blog of the same name will be on view at Holocaust Museum Houston from March 11 through July 31 of next year.
Patrice Michael’s Notorious RBG in Song will be presented as part of the exhibition on May 18 and 19. With Andrew Harley, piano. More details to come.
“Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg” is headed to Houston in 2022. Works based on the New York Times best-selling book and Tumblr blog of the same name will be on view at Holocaust Museum Houston from March 11 through July 31 of next year.
Patrice Michael’s Notorious RBG in Song will be presented as part of the exhibition on May 18 and 19. With Andrew Harley, piano. More details to come.
Come explore love, longing, and laughter as Phoebe Wu (piano) and I join forces for a short and sweet set of contemporary classical music. Two parts poetry and vulnerability to one part whimsy, this set entitled take me as i am at Canterbury House in Ann Arbor will feature works by University of Michigan alumni Grey Grant and Annika Socolofsky in addition to highlighting music by Chen Yi, Alice Ping Yee Ho, and Vivian Fung. Guided through landscapes from Michigan Trees in the Fall to dark City Nights lit by Bright Moonlight, this musical journey reminds us that Loves don’t / go… especially not before consuming a delectable Pot Roast a la RBG! Visit www.thirdplacemusic.org for details and follow @thirdplacemusicfest!
Performed by soprano Jamie Marie Webb.
The concert will open with “Wider Than the Sky” by prolific art-song composer Lori Laitman.
In association with its popular exhibition Notorious RBG, Skirball Cultural Center presents West Coast premiere of the jazz-meets-classical dramatic concert
