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SUMMARY:Canciónes de desamorEncore performance by Juventas New Music Ensemble
DESCRIPTION:Voted an audience favorite last season\, Juventas New Music Ensemble and their soprano soloist Kelley Hollis are reprising my set of songs Canciónes de desamor\, on poetry by Cecilia Castillo.  \nFor a preview of the canciónes\, check out Juventas’ recent performance from June 2019:\n \n
URL:http://serpamusic.com/event/canciones-de-desamorencore-performance-by-juventas-new-music-ensemble/
LOCATION:First Church Boston\, 66 Marlborough Street\, Boston\, MA\, 02116\, United States
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SUMMARY:Schola Cantorum of Saint Stephen's Churchperforms Missa brevis "Eya\, martyr Stephane"
DESCRIPTION:The Schola Cantorum of Saint Stephen’s Church is giving another liturgical performance of the Missa brevis “Eya\, martyr Stephane” they commissioned from me in 2015. Here is a wonderful opportunity to hear a mass setting as it was intended to be performed\, as part of the liturgy and in a beautiful\, 19th century Gothic Revival church. The acoustic and the atmosphere will be worth attending for alone\, never mind the music-making. Also part of the service will be “Du Hirte Israel\, höre” from J.S. Bach’s Cantata\, BWV 104. \nPreview the Gloria from their premiere performance here:\n \n
URL:http://serpamusic.com/event/schola-cantorum-of-s-stephens-church-performsmissa-brevis-eya-martyr-stephane/
LOCATION:Saint Stephen’s Episcopal Church\, 114 George St\, Providence\, RI\, 02906\, United States
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SUMMARY:The Sterling Trio Presents: The Edge of Oblivion
DESCRIPTION:\nThe Sterling Trio’s inaugural program is centered around the late Dominick Argento’s stunning song cycle To Be Sung Upon the Water. Keeping with their mission of presenting new music and lifting up the voices of emerging composers the trio will be premiering a work by their pianist\, Jason Mulligan\, as well as a newly commissioned work Ophelia Floats by Austin\, TX based composer Steven Serpa. To close out the program the trio performs excerpts from Ricky Ian Gordon’s monodrama Orpheus & Euridice. \n“The Edge of Oblivion” is a meditation on the human condition in the 21st century. The music on this program explores themes of isolation and loneliness\, of feeling lost and adrift at sea. With this program the Sterling Trio asks you to join them on a journey through music that is hauntingly beautiful\, emotionally complex\, and musically ambitious. We hope that all our audiences leave the performance with renewed understanding and empathy for all people. \nFeaturing Alissa Roca (soprano)\, Brian Tracey (clarinet)\, and Jason Mulligan (piano) \n\n
URL:http://serpamusic.com/event/the-sterling-trio-presents-the-edge-of-oblivion-2/
LOCATION:St. Luke’s Lutheran Church\, 1210 W. Belt Line Road\, Richardson\, TX\, 75080
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