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Eventide: Radius Ensemble | Ensemble-in-Residence

Saturday • September 28, 2019   |   8:00 pm

Weaving together ancient and modern, David Gompper’s Kuta Muela, “old stick,” is based on a Native American melody and performed with a companion film, Huya Ania (The Wilderness World). The evening air in Vienna often carried “serenades” of woodwinds on the breeze. A popular genre, Mozart wrote more than a dozen during his lifetime. Here, a rare opportunity to hear one that isn’t Eine kleine Nachtmusik, in a minor key at that! Boston composer Beth Denish will be present for the world premiere of her Star IV for viola and percussion, which explores contrasts of improvisation and traditional score interpretation. Also on this program, Rhonda Larson’s Be Still My Soul, which finds its roots in a famous melody by Jean Sibelius.

GOMPPER – Kuta Muela III for flute, bassoon, piano and percussion Featuring Huya Ania, a film by Sheilah Britton
LARSON – Be Still My Soul for solo flute
DENISCH – Star IV for viola and percussion (world premiere)
MOZART – Serenade in C minor, K.388

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Date:
Saturday • September 28, 2019
Time:
8:00 pm
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Edward M. Pickman Concert Hall
Longy School of Music, 27 Garden Street
Cambridge, MA 02138 United States
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