Columbia Sounds: Impressionisms and Expressionisms
Ensemble Infuse presents works by young composers affiliated with Columbia University
Monday 25 September 2017, 20:00Passed
Conditions
Free and open to the publi, reservation advised
This event includes accessibility accommodations
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En tout cas, si "impressionnisme" signifie avant tout le contraire "d'expressionnisme", je pourrais être d'accord. (In any event, if “Impressionism” really means the opposite of “Expressionism,” I could agree.)
-Tristan Murail, program notes for Treize Couleurs du soleil levant
This program highlights “Impressionism” in the way that Murail speaks of it, as the opposite of “Expressionism.” By listening to the “post-”s of these two dominant -isms that divide the fin de siècle, we interrogate Murail’s assertion and explore how these styles both differ and overlap. As part of the Columbia Global Center’s Columbia Sounds series, we will hear how the two styles have fed the future by presenting works by younger Columbia-affiliated composers alongside one of the canonical representations of post-impressionist music.
Program:
Tristan Murail (Emeritus Professor of Music, Columbia): Treize Couleurs du soleil levant
Anthony Cheung (Columbia GSAS '10): Character Studies for solo violin
Jenny Olivia Johnson (Barnard College, '10): Now is the Blue
Olivier Messaien (1908-1992): Quatuor pour la fin du temps
Ensemble Infuse: Masha Lankovsky, violin; Paolo Vignaroli, flute; Franco Venturini, piano; Szymon Kaca, clarinet; David Louwerse, cello; Nissim Schaul (Columbia College '10), electronics
concert, free, contemporary music, young composers
Columbia Sounds: Impressionisms and Expressionisms
Ensemble Infuse présente des œuvres de jeunes compositeurs affiliés à Columbia University
Monday 25 September 2017, 20:00Passed
Conditions
Free and open to the publi, reservation advised
This event includes accessibility accommodations
Hearing impairment
Visual impairment
Psychic impairment
Motor impairment
En tout cas, si "impressionnisme" signifie avant tout le contraire "d'expressionnisme", je pourrais être d'accord.
-Tristan Murail, program notes for Treize Couleurs du soleil levant
Ce programme met en évidence «l’impressionnisme» comme le contraire de «l'expressionnisme». En écoutant ces deux styles musicaux dominants qui divisent la fin de siècle, nous interrogeons l'affirmation de Murail et explorons comment ces styles se diffèrent et se chevauchent. Dans le cadre de la série Columbia Sounds de Columbia Global Centers, nous allons entendre comment ces deux styles ont nourri l'avenir de la musique en présentant des œuvres de jeunes compositeurs affiliés à Columbia.
Au programme:
Tristan Murail (Emeritus Professor of Music, Columbia): Treize Couleurs du soleil levant
Anthony Cheung (Columbia GSAS '10): Character Studies for solo violin
Jenny Olivia Johnson (Barnard College, '10): Now is the Blue
Olivier Messaien (1908-1992): Quatuor pour la fin du temps
Ensemble Infuse: Masha Lankovsky, violin; Paolo Vignaroli, flûte; Franco Venturini, piano; Szymon Kaca, clarinette; David Louwerse, violoncelle; Nissim Schaul (Columbia College '10), electronics
musique, concert, gratuit, musique contemporain, jeunes compositeurs
