Jason Chiu – Friday, January 26, 2018 at 8 pm
Jason Chiu presents a solo piano program exploring the connections between sound and feeling, with works by Beethoven, Schumann, Griffes, and Liebermann.
Jason Chiu presents a solo piano program exploring the connections between sound and feeling, with works by Beethoven, Schumann, Griffes, and Liebermann.
Kevin Lee Sun’s program Look to This Day presents music by two living composers—Hyo-shin Na and Daniel De Togni—centered around the difficulty, ephemerality, and cherishment of life. Sun performs two solo works by Na, and is joined by composer De Togni on shakuhachi for his own Death Poems, and soprano Wallis Lucas joins for De Togni’s Songs of Becoming, both West Coast Premieres.
Be inspired by the Bay Area’s best music students as they perform the music of Johann Sebastian Bach with great skill and beauty.
The Spizzwinks(?) are composed entirely of full-time undergraduate students at Yale, bringing our diverse repertoire of over 600 arrangements everywhere from local New Haven elementary schools, to concert halls, special events, businesses, and universities on our international tours.
What sustains us in times of darkness, scarcity, uncertainty, and hardship?
Kitka’s Wintersongs program this year is a music response to this question, featuring songs that express wonder and gratitude for the miracle of creation, the diversity of life on Earth, and the mysterious influences of heavenly bodies. Through voices raised together in song, we find sustenance.