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Women's Work: Faces of Eve
March 10th, 8:00pm
Renee Weiler Concert Hall
46 Barrow Street,
Renee Weiler Concert Hall: 46 Barrow Street, (Map)
Hosted by: Composer Beth Anderson
Program
"Of Being" by Mary Lynn Place Badarak for soprano and piano (World Premiere)
"The Showings: Lady Julian of Norwich" by Mary Lynn Place...
"The Showings: Lady Julian of Norwich" by Mary Lynn Place...
"Of Being" by Mary Lynn Place Badarak for soprano and piano (World Premiere)
"The Showings: Lady Julian of Norwich" by Mary Lynn Place Badarak for soprano and piano
"Imaginings (of Joseph and Lear)" by Adrienne Albert for voice and piano (World Premiere)
"Maternity" by Mary M. Boyle for soprano, clarinet and piano (World Premiere)
"Lament" by Carol Worthey, a vocalise for soprano and piano (World Premiere)
"Moon Lilies" by Lydia Busler-Blais for horn and piano (New York City premiere)
"Songs of No Return" by Lera Auerbach for soprano and piano (American Premiere)
"Yellow Jade Banquet" by Deon Nielsen Price, Duo for clarinet and piano (New York premiere)
"Bright Moonlight" by Chen Yi for soprano and piano
"Love Ritual" by Sharon J. Willis for soprano and piano (World Premiere)
Adagio by Mary M. Boyle for clarinet and piano (World Premiere)
"Slave from the Harriet Tubman section of 'Three Women'" by Thea Musgrave for soprano, narrator and piano (reduction) (New York premiere)
"Three Dream Portraits" by Margaret Bonds for soprano and piano
"He’s Got the Whole World In His Hand" arranged by Margaret Bonds for soprano and piano
"The Showings: Lady Julian of Norwich" by Mary Lynn Place Badarak for soprano and piano
"Imaginings (of Joseph and Lear)" by Adrienne Albert for voice and piano (World Premiere)
"Maternity" by Mary M. Boyle for soprano, clarinet and piano (World Premiere)
"Lament" by Carol Worthey, a vocalise for soprano and piano (World Premiere)
"Moon Lilies" by Lydia Busler-Blais for horn and piano (New York City premiere)
"Songs of No Return" by Lera Auerbach for soprano and piano (American Premiere)
"Yellow Jade Banquet" by Deon Nielsen Price, Duo for clarinet and piano (New York premiere)
"Bright Moonlight" by Chen Yi for soprano and piano
"Love Ritual" by Sharon J. Willis for soprano and piano (World Premiere)
Adagio by Mary M. Boyle for clarinet and piano (World Premiere)
"Slave from the Harriet Tubman section of 'Three Women'" by Thea Musgrave for soprano, narrator and piano (reduction) (New York premiere)
"Three Dream Portraits" by Margaret Bonds for soprano and piano
"He’s Got the Whole World In His Hand" arranged by Margaret Bonds for soprano and piano
Note from the host
On March 10, Mary Au, piano; Jordan James, horn; Arietha Lockhart, soprano; Berkeley A. Price, clarinet; and Mara Waldman, narrator present Faces of Eve with works by Adrienne Albert, Lera Auerbach, Mary Lynn Place Badarak, Margaret Bonds, Mary M. Boyle, Lydia Busler-Blais, Chen Yi, Thea Musgrave, Deon Nielsen Price, Sharon J. Willis, and Carol Worthey. Six world premieres, four New York premieres, and one American premiere shall be presented. Seven of the composers shall discuss their work.
This performance will be held at Renee Weiler Concert Hall [MAP], which is located at 46 Barrow Street, NYC (between Seventh Ave. South and Bedford Street). Call (212) 242-4770 for info.
March 2010 marks the the seventh annual presentation of Women’s Work, a series dedicated to women composers hosted by renowned American composer Beth Anderson and produced by Greenwich House Arts. With works chosen by the presenting ensembles and performers, the 2010 season will explore recent flute, vocal, and chamber music by prominent contemporary women composers from Asia, the Americas and Europe. Performances will take place at Renee Weiler Concert Hall on 3 Wednesdays in March: 03, 10, 24 at 8pm.
Visit http://www.myspace.com/womenswork
This performance will be held at Renee Weiler Concert Hall [MAP], which is located at 46 Barrow Street, NYC (between Seventh Ave. South and Bedford Street). Call (212) 242-4770 for info.
March 2010 marks the the seventh annual presentation of Women’s Work, a series dedicated to women composers hosted by renowned American composer Beth Anderson and produced by Greenwich House Arts. With works chosen by the presenting ensembles and performers, the 2010 season will explore recent flute, vocal, and chamber music by prominent contemporary women composers from Asia, the Americas and Europe. Performances will take place at Renee Weiler Concert Hall on 3 Wednesdays in March: 03, 10, 24 at 8pm.
Visit http://www.myspace.com/womenswork
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