Name: Music of the Earth
Start: 2023-11-18T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-11-18T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Curtis Opera Theatre

Organization

Admin

Curtis Institute of Music

Conductor

Micah Gleason

Orchestra

ensemble 20/21

Instrumentalist

Julin Cheung

Flute

Singer

Voice

Dillon Scott

Viola

Laura Navasardian

Cello

Hwaseop Jeong

Clarinet

Tae McLoughlin

Percussion

Maxence Dauriat Rancurel

Claire Thai

Harp

Music of the Earth

Philadelphia

United States

Curtis Opera Theatre

Public

Three High Places

Concert

Homeland

Folk Songs

Delfina Gago

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“Music of the Earth,” showcases compositions inspired by the natural world, with “eco-composer” John Luther Adams’s captivating solo violin ode to Alaska, Three High Places, Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Raven Chacon’s haunting string quartet piece, The Journey of the Horizontal People, and composer Allison Loggins-Hull’s exploration of “home,” the poignant Homeland. The concert also features Curtis alumna Gabriella Smith’s (’13) imaginative, coral reef-inspired work, Anthozoa, Icelandic composer and guitarist Gulli Bjornsson’s striking pieces for solo classical guitar, Landslög, and pioneering electronic music composer Luciano Berio’s 1964 anthology of eleven songs from eight countries, Folk Songs, for voice and chamber ensemble. 

Run time: approximately 105 minutes including one intermission.
Micah Gleason, conductor and mezzo-soprano
Dillon Scott, viola
Laura Navasardian, cello
Julin Cheung, flute/piccolo
Hwaseop Jeong, clarinet
Tae McLoughlin, percussion
Maxence Dauriat Rancurel, percussion
Claire Thai, harp

English

Music of the Earth by Adams, J. L., Various, Loggins-Hull, Berio, Sat 18 Nov 2023, From (2023/2023), Conductor Micah Gleason, Curtis Opera Theatre, Philadelphia, United States

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