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If you are interested in partnering with City Lyric Opera we would love to have your support. We are so appreciative of our supporters and would not be able to make the art we do without your help. Thank you!
Uploaded by City Lyric Opera on 2019-02-11.
Soprano Amanda Simms presents a solo recital highlighting marginalized composers and perspectives. The program will feature works through the perspective of women, whether it be the composer, character or poet Including Ukranian composer Valentin Silvestrov, and black composer HT Burleigh.
For the perfect Valentine’s date night, Baritone Sejin Park and pianist Hyemin Jeong will present a recital of songs all about love. The program will feature Schumann’s Dichterliebe accompanied by fan favorites. Wine reception to follow
Sopranos Abagael Cheng and Sadie Spivey present Awakening: a semi-staged, narrative-based, collaborative song recital that explores the power of protest music. Across history, performers have used the art of song to resist political and social injustices, and to encourage communities to use their collective voice to rise up. This program features works that challenge societal conventions and rebel against the status quo, shedding light on the socio-economic disparities in our own communities and what we have the power to change.
The Cell; 338 W 23rd St
7:00 PM
Sopranos Abagael Cheng and Sadie Spivey present Awakening: a semi-staged, narrative-based, collaborative song recital that explores the power of protest music. Across history, performers have used the art of song to resist political and social injustices, and to encourage communities to use their collective voice to rise up. This program features works that challenge societal conventions and rebel against the status quo, shedding light on the socio-economic disparities in our own communities and what we have the power to change.
The Cell; 338 W 23rd St
7:00 PM
