Amongst the dreary doldrums of winter, we dream of spring. Composers and poets have drawn on springtime imagery to evoke feelings of rebirth and renewal....
Program Notes
Our November 5 program explores the musical memorialization of grief by three composers who felt compelled as survivors to tell their stories through their art: Ōshima, Shostakovich, and Britten....
Our November 4 program showcases three Central European composers: Weinberg, Laks, and Martinů. Despite their wartime experiences of persecution, exile, and internment, in their postwar music we find a wellspring...
On October 8, two timeless celestial bodies will take Guarneri Hall’s center stage: our sun and moon, long revered, mythologized, and used to mark the rhythms of human life....
Proust’s Salon: Tracing the Spiral of Time celebrates four figures, three musical and one literary, for whom the salon was an empowering space. Marcel Proust, Gabriel Fauré, Charles Koechlin and...
Arnold Schoenberg, the modernist innovator who would transform the language of music, saw in the image of the white-faced clown Pierrot the condition of the modern artist: a sensitive, imaginative...
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