concert 5: to answer and resound
Saturday, April 6, 2013, 8 PM
First Church in Boston,
66 Marlborough Street
Sunday, April 7, 2013, 4 PM
Goethe-Institut, Boston,
170 Beacon Street
with guest artist Mary Mackenzie, soprano
A great teacher inspires his students to embrace their true selves. Schoenberg made a tremendous impact on American music, working with more than a thousand young musicians here. He called himself “a pupil of Mozart” and instilled in his students the value of classical technique and tradition, giving them the tools to cultivate their own unique voices.
program
- John Cage,Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs for voice & closed piano
- Lou Harrison,
First Concerto for flute & percussion
- Earl Kim, Illuminations for soprano & piano (1998)
- Arnold Schoenberg,
String Trio, Op. 45
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart,
Quintet in E-flat Major for piano & winds, K. 452
- Alexander von Zemlinsky,
Piano Trio in d minor, Op. 3 (1896)
artists
Deborah Boldin, flute
Vivian Chang-Freiheit, piano
Nancy Dimock, oboe
Whitacre Hill, French horn
Mary Mackenzie, soprano |
William Manley, percussion
Jesse Mills, violin
Kelli O'Connor, clarinet
Margaret Phillips, bassoon
Rafael Popper-Keizer, cello
Scott Woolweaver, viola
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