November 12, 2020
Williams Hall
8:00PM
The Callithumpian Consort
Stephen Drury, artistic director

Brian Riordan:  Book Burner (2018)         
            Stephen Marotto, 'cello and electronics

John Cage:  Child of Tree     
            Jeff Means, amplified cactus

Giacinto Scelsi: Elegy per Ty
            Sam Kelder, viola
            Stephen Marotto, 'cello

Michelle Lou: Telegrams     
            Gleb Kanasevich, clarinet and electronics

A livestream music concert event featuring SICPP faculty, affiliates, and others.

Visit sicpp.org on Thursday, July 30 at 7:30pm for a link to join the event.

Pre-concert talk by composers Andres Carrizo, Fernanda Aoki Navarro and Paul Salerni (on the music of Earl Kim) at 7:30pm, concert begins at 8pm

Bela Bartok: Sonata #1 for violin and piano
Earl Kim: Scenes from a Movie, Part 1 "The Seventh Dream"                
Fernanda Aoki Navarro: Impermanence
Andrés Carrizo: Voces  

     with
Geneva Lewis, violin
Emily Siar, soprano
Tyler Bouque, baritone
Gleb Kanasevich, clarinet



Morton Feldman: Patterns in a Chromatic Field

      with
David Russell, 'cello
Stephen Drury, piano

Three generations, five compositions, one premiere - Callithumpian Consort plays music by Earl Kim, Steve Reich, Matthew Monaco and Paul Fake. Celebrating the centennial of Earl Kim, the Callithumpian Consort is joined by soprano Lucy Fitz Gibbon performing Now and Then and Three Poems in French, subtle and thought-provoking settings of texts by Beckett, Chekhov, Verlaine, Baudelaire and Yeats. Steve Reich creates an extrapolation of the music of Radiohead with his Radio Rewrite, and brand new music by emerging composers Paul Fake and Matthew Monaco brings us right to the present day.

Monday, November 25

8PM, Williams Hall, New England Conservatory

FREE!

https://necmusic.edu/events/callithumpian-consort-1

https://www.callithumpian.org/20192020-season

Steve Reich: Radio Rewrite 
Paul Fake: Waking in Winter (Callithumpian Consort commission)       
Matthew Monaco:  Quartet
Earl Kim: Now and Then; Three Poems in French

with
Lucy Fitz Gibbon, soprano

Lukas Foss:  Time Cycle
Pierre Boulez:  Dialogue de l'ombre double
John Luther Adams: Three High Places

with
Robin Steitz, soprano
Gleb Kanasevich, clarinet
Mike Williams, percussion
Stephen Marotto, 'cello