Student Degree Recital: Dilan Rojas B.M. Voice
Student Degree Recital: Dilan Rojas B.M. Voice
Dilan Rojas along with pianist Sepehr Davalou and oboist Patrick Grimone will be performing works by Schumann, Debussy and Vaughan Williams. The Dichterliebe, composed by Robert Schumann in 1840, is one of the most defining pieces of the 19th century romantic movement. Following the love of a young boy and girl, their lives and experiences shape how their love changes throughout the story. The two pieces by Debussy, Beau Soir (1880) and Romance (1840), follow this hefty song cycle with more delicate french tones. A beautiful evening and a romance. The recital ends with 10 Blake songs by Ralph Vaughan Williams. Composed in 1957 for the 1958 film The Vision of William Blake, the song uses poems from his works titled Songs of Innocence and Experience as well as including one song from Several Questions Answered. The cycle includes a piano rather than the traditional accompaniment creating a different but beautiful sound.
The livestream of this recital will be available for you to watch from home. Please do not come to the building. This performance is not open to a public audience.