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Tribute: Radius Ensemble
When:
Saturday, Mar 09, 2019 8:00p -
9:00p
Where:
Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall
27 Garden Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
Admission:
$25
Categories:
Music
Event website:
https://longy.edu/about/events/tribute-radius-ensemble/
TOWER – Red Maple for bassoon and strings
RAVEL arr. JONES – Le Tombeau de Couperin for wind quintet
COLEMAN – Portraits of Langston for flute, clarinet, piano and narrator with special guestRegie Gibson
Plus a new work by the winner of the Pappalardo Composition Competition for oboe, cello and piano
In 1914, Maurice Ravel started planning a suite honoring the memory of the composer François Couperin, but after the war the significance shifted, and each movement of Le Tombeau de Couperin was dedicated to the memory of a fallen friend. Langston Hughes was a descendent of slaves who rose to become a leading figure in the Harlem Renaissance and one of America’s great poets. Composer Valerie Coleman interweaves music with selections from Hughes’s poetry in Portraits of Langston. Special guest narrator to be announced. Joan Tower’s Red Maple is scored for bassoon and strings, a lyrical work bursting with color. Plus, the premiere of a new work by the winner of the Pappalardo Composition Competition.
Purchase tickets at left or check out the full season and subscribe.
Please note: there is a $4 surcharge per ticket when purchased at the door.
Pictured: Langston Hughes. Photo by Carl Van Vechten
RAVEL arr. JONES – Le Tombeau de Couperin for wind quintet
COLEMAN – Portraits of Langston for flute, clarinet, piano and narrator with special guestRegie Gibson
Plus a new work by the winner of the Pappalardo Composition Competition for oboe, cello and piano
In 1914, Maurice Ravel started planning a suite honoring the memory of the composer François Couperin, but after the war the significance shifted, and each movement of Le Tombeau de Couperin was dedicated to the memory of a fallen friend. Langston Hughes was a descendent of slaves who rose to become a leading figure in the Harlem Renaissance and one of America’s great poets. Composer Valerie Coleman interweaves music with selections from Hughes’s poetry in Portraits of Langston. Special guest narrator to be announced. Joan Tower’s Red Maple is scored for bassoon and strings, a lyrical work bursting with color. Plus, the premiere of a new work by the winner of the Pappalardo Composition Competition.
Purchase tickets at left or check out the full season and subscribe.
Please note: there is a $4 surcharge per ticket when purchased at the door.
Pictured: Langston Hughes. Photo by Carl Van Vechten