Musical Moments

This week's concert features performances by Andrew Molina, Michael McClure, Avery Kirschbaum, Claire Blandino, and the Middle East Music Ensemble with works by Gaspar Cassadó, Frédéric Chopin, Claude Debussy, Gabriel Fauré, and Javad Lasghari.

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In the fifth installment of the series, Artist-in-Residence Tricia Park presents a concert of works for solo violin by Bach, George Walker, Chen Yi, and an arrangement of South Korean pop band BTS's DYNAMITE.

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In the fourth installment of the series, MD-PhD student Andrew Molina performs Johann Sebastian Bach's sixth cello suite, piano students Ellyn Liu, Nayu Shimo, and Haokun Liu perform music by Bach, Frédéric Chopin, and Franz Liszt, and the Middle East Music Ensemble shares Ara Dinkjian's Ağladıkça.

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This week's program spans traditions and centuries, from Caribbean folk music to 20th century classical. Members of the University Choirs open the program with French organist and composer Maurice Duruflé's setting of the Gregorian Chant, Ubi Caritas. Piano Program students Laura Sieh and Antony Simonoff perform the Classical and Neo-Classical music of Johann Sebastian Bach and Igor Stravinsky. Percussion Ensemble Director John Corkill showcases the marimba with a prelude by composer Michael Burritt, and the Afro-Cuban Folkloric Ensemble closes the program with a traditional song to the afro-Caribbean deity Orichaoko.

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This week's program begins with a work for solo piano—performed by Director of Piano Studies Eugenia Jeong—based on George Gershwin's "Embraceable You." Second year College student Aatman Vakil then shares some Shakespeare in a song by British composer Gerald Finzi, and the East View Park Chamber Players, comprised of students and faculty, perform the dramatic finale to Franz Joseph Haydn's "Emperor" Quartet.

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This week's program features music by Florence Price, Franz Liszt, and Johann Sebastian Bach, as well as a special choral performance of the Bulgarian folk song Snoshti Sām Minal.

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