Generously supported by the Boston Cultural Council
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Encore!
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Oliver Caplan
The New Colossus (2018) Sets the text by American poet Emma Lazarus that graces the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty, familiar to many as a message of hope to the disenfranchised
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Ursula Kwong-Brown
Cover the Walls (2019) Inspired by poems carved into the walls of the Angel Island detention center by Chinese immigrants entering San Francisco in 1910-40
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Mari Kotskyy
Reminiscence (2019) Recalls the challenges of adapting to a new life in New York after immigrating around the globe from the composer's native Japan
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Steven Serpa
Canciones de Desamor (2016) Sets three Mexican poems about heart-break in early adulthood, a reminder that heartbreak and loss are not things one carries alone
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WITH PERFORMANCES BY
Julia Scott Carey, Piano
Minjin Chung, Cello
John Dowd, Bass
Kelley Hollis, Soprano
Anne Howarth, Horn
Wolcott Humphrey, Clarinet
Tian Hui Ng, Conductor
Olga Patrmanska-Bell, Violin
Thomas Schmidt, Percussion
Ryan Shannon, Violin
Nicholas Southwick, Flute
Lu Yu, Viola
WANT MORE?
Come at 6:00 for a complimentary pre-concert talk with Professor Karen Ruymann of the Boston Conservatory at Berklee. Light dinner provided. And join us after the concert for a complimentary reception.
Julia Scott Carey, Piano
Minjin Chung, Cello
John Dowd, Bass
Kelley Hollis, Soprano
Anne Howarth, Horn
Wolcott Humphrey, Clarinet
Tian Hui Ng, Conductor
Olga Patrmanska-Bell, Violin
Thomas Schmidt, Percussion
Ryan Shannon, Violin
Nicholas Southwick, Flute
Lu Yu, Viola
WANT MORE?
Come at 6:00 for a complimentary pre-concert talk with Professor Karen Ruymann of the Boston Conservatory at Berklee. Light dinner provided. And join us after the concert for a complimentary reception.