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Nerissa De Juan Gives Farewell Concert Before Leaving for Austria
The evening was deeply personal, with a program consisting of songs that marked key points in De Juan’s artistic growth, she explained before the opening number. A characteristic of this concert...
Nerissa De Juan Gives Farewell Concert Before Leaving for Austria
The evening was deeply personal, with a program consisting of songs that marked key points in De Juan’s artistic growth, she explained before the opening number. A characteristic of this concert...
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Award-Winning Soprano Sings Songs of Her Musical Journey
As its name suggests, the concert is very much De Juan’s reflection on her music journey. “The repertoire that I’ll present is a selection of songs that I feel have...
Award-Winning Soprano Sings Songs of Her Musical Journey
As its name suggests, the concert is very much De Juan’s reflection on her music journey. “The repertoire that I’ll present is a selection of songs that I feel have...
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Four Artists Explore the Piano’s Possibilities
Although part of the piano duo’s reputation is as a substitute for an orchestra, the form contains many original works. What stood out in the program, however, was the large...
Four Artists Explore the Piano’s Possibilities
Although part of the piano duo’s reputation is as a substitute for an orchestra, the form contains many original works. What stood out in the program, however, was the large...
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Narrative Without Words: The Story of Chopin’s Ballade No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 23
The first theme is a waltz-like melody that elicits an experience so “corporeal” that it, as composer and musicologist Lawrence Kramer notes, “asserts the presence of a narrative voice.”
Narrative Without Words: The Story of Chopin’s Ballade No. 1 in G Minor, Op. 23
The first theme is a waltz-like melody that elicits an experience so “corporeal” that it, as composer and musicologist Lawrence Kramer notes, “asserts the presence of a narrative voice.”
