The gargantuan emotional, aesthetic, and stylistic range of American music is nearly indescribable. This program includes:

• the Aaron Copland Piano Variations (considered epochal and completely unheard-of at the time of its composition)
• two songs by Mary Lou Williams
• the Three Preludes and Sonata of Charles Griffes (a neglected genius)
• the Sonata for Piano by Samuel Barber
• songs by Kenneth Grigg

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Some music, like Maurice Ravel's brilliant Gaspard de la Nuit, is literally born from poetry. Some music contains epigraphs before the musical text begins. Some music seems inextricably although indirectly linked to the printed word. This recital will contain all three of these, and more.

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With guest artist Catherine LeGrand.

The flute has long been considered one of the few instruments comparable to a voice; in fact, the opera Lucia di Lammermoor features a famous gran scena in which voice and flute are nearly equal, including a cadenza for both.

Senza Misura, the duo with Kenneth Grigg and Catherine LeGrand, has long performed transcriptions of great songs and arias in small groups; this program is an entire evening of some of the greatest vocal music in existence, performed by a flutist whose tone and palette of colors is incomparable.

Program: Music by Claude Debussy, Leonard Bernstein, Georg Frideric Handel, Sergei Rachmaninov, and more
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Details of this program will be announced as plans are finalized.

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Links to the past, and to the great art and artists of the past, have always been an essential part of creators. This recital features subtle and profound connections between composers, different historical periods, and widely variant styles of composition.

The first half of the program includes:

• a group of Trois Hommages by Paul Dukas, Arthur Honegger, and Claude Debussy
• Edvard Grieg's Suite from Holberg's Time
• Samuel Barber's Nocturne (Homage to John Field) and
• Poul Rovsing-Olsen's Hommage a Chopin

The second half of this program is all selected from Liaisons: Reimagining Sondheim From The Piano. Included are eight songs from Liaisons including:

• "Send in the Clowns"
• "You Could Drive a Person Crazy" and
• "No One Is Alone"