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Faculty Artist Series: L'Chaim: To Life!

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Faculty Artist Series: L'Chaim: To Life!

College of Arts and Humanities | School of Music | The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center Saturday, April 23, 2022 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, Gildenhorn Recital Hall or Livestream on Vimeo

Join us in person at The Clarice or watch the livestream from the comfort of your home.

Sarah Frisof, flute
Rita Sloan, piano
James Stern, violin
Rachel Young, cello
Katherine Murdock, viola
Robert DiLutis, clarinet
Richard Barber, double bass
Daniel Pesca, piano

In the 20th-century, Jewish composers came into their own: both in America and in Europe their voices resounded. American composers combined everything from Broadway and jazz to Hebrew prayer melodies in their life-affirming music while composers who died in World War II concentration camps have been rediscovered, their voices no longer silenced. There is a toast in Hebrew which means "to life," and this concert celebrates the Jewish composers who never stopped celebrating life—L'chaim!

This faculty recital will feature the music of Schoenfield, Bernstein, Golijov, Gershwin, Ran and Kattenburg.

Health + Safety

Patrons attending University of Maryland arts events are no longer required to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test. We continue to encourage audiences to wear a mask and stay current with vaccinations and boosters. Please see The Clarice's Health & Safety information page for information about what to expect during your visit.

 

Photo Credit: cottonbro from Pexels

Add to Calendar 04/23/22 8:00 PM 04/23/22 10:00 PM America/New_York Faculty Artist Series: L'Chaim: To Life!

Join us in person at The Clarice or watch the livestream from the comfort of your home.

Sarah Frisof, flute
Rita Sloan, piano
James Stern, violin
Rachel Young, cello
Katherine Murdock, viola
Robert DiLutis, clarinet
Richard Barber, double bass
Daniel Pesca, piano

In the 20th-century, Jewish composers came into their own: both in America and in Europe their voices resounded. American composers combined everything from Broadway and jazz to Hebrew prayer melodies in their life-affirming music while composers who died in World War II concentration camps have been rediscovered, their voices no longer silenced. There is a toast in Hebrew which means "to life," and this concert celebrates the Jewish composers who never stopped celebrating life—L'chaim!

This faculty recital will feature the music of Schoenfield, Bernstein, Golijov, Gershwin, Ran and Kattenburg.

Health + Safety

Patrons attending University of Maryland arts events are no longer required to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test. We continue to encourage audiences to wear a mask and stay current with vaccinations and boosters. Please see The Clarice's Health & Safety information page for information about what to expect during your visit.

 

Photo Credit: cottonbro from Pexels

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