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Subversion: music about conflicts, politics, and war
"Subversion: music about conflicts, politics, and war" is a chamber music program consisting of four pieces by different, living composers, all inspired by the tragedy, drama, and heartache evoked by conflicts and war.
The program will begin with an opening statement from CPL Shamus Smith
(USMC/USARNG)
Program:
Songs of Love, Death, Friends, and Government David T. Little (1978)
Eli Eli Jonathan Berger (1954)
A Letter To My Wife Dorian Wallace (1985)
hold me neighbor, in this storm Aleksandra Vrebalov (1970)
Musicians:
Hajnal Pivnick, violin
Lynn Bechtold, violin
Hannah Levinson, viola
Hamilton Berry, cello
Lydia Dahling, soprano
Mary Mackenzie, soprano
Katie Cox, flute
Samuel Marques, clarinet
Dorian Wallace, piano
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Locationthe cell theatre (View)
338 West 23rd Street
New York, NY 10011
United States
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