TONIGHT: Miah Persson and Malcolm Martineau
From Carnegie Hall to Spivey Hall...
Alas, Florian Boesch has had to withdraw, but Miah Persson and Malcolm Martineau have devised a truly wonderful recital program.
Good tickets still available for tonight -- Saturday, March 25 at 7:30 PM. Pre-concert talk by Dr. Kurt-Alexander Zeller at 6:30 PM.
Here's what The New York Times had to say about their performance earlier in the week:
Alas, Florian Boesch has had to withdraw, but Miah Persson and Malcolm Martineau have devised a truly wonderful recital program.
Good tickets still available for tonight -- Saturday, March 25 at 7:30 PM. Pre-concert talk by Dr. Kurt-Alexander Zeller at 6:30 PM.
Here's what The New York Times had to say about their performance earlier in the week:
MIAH PERSSON, MARCH 22
Her Vulnerable Gesture
With a simple gesture of her hands, complementing a crucial moment in the first song of Schumann’s beloved cycle “Frauenliebe und -leben,” the exquisite soprano Miah Persson showed how movement and music can blend powerfully in a song recital. A vulnerable young woman casts aside the “games of my sisters.” Instead, she will “weep silently” in her chamber, aching for a man she has just seen. Ms. Persson stretched out her arms and sang intently: She seemed to be saying, “Bring it on — desire, excitement, pain, the whole works.” ANTHONY TOMMASINI
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