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Thursday, May 30th 2024

RE:voicing 2: Worlds Apart

  • Volti Choir
  • Richard Festinger
  • Elliott Carter

Date & Time

Thursday, May 30th 2024 8:00 pm

Schedule
7 PM – How Music is Made, with guest composer Richard Festinger
8 PM – Concert

Venue

Caroline H. Hume Concert Hall
50 Oak Street
Ann Getty Center for Education
San Francisco, CA 94102

Tickets

$40 (VIP) /$35 (General)
$15 (students)

Details

Ending the season squarely in the realm of voices, we partner with VOLTI ensemble to present an evening of choral and chamber orchestral music through the lens of multifold texts and themes. Written for the group now known as the Asko/Schoenberg Ensemble, Carter’s densely packed concerto-for-orchestra in concept exploits ever-shifting configurations of a sinfonietta complement to achieve an intensely varied sound world. San Francisco composer Richard Festinger brings together the verse of three different poets – Bertolt Brecht, Stephen Crane, and Wendell Berry – for a modern cantata that visits worlds within, without, and apart, uniting the forces of both ensembles as a collective voice.

Program:

  • Elliott CarterAsko Concerto (2000) – Bay Area premiere
  • Richard FestingerWorlds Apart (2020) – world premiere
  • A Set of New Music for Chamber Choir

Guest Artists:
Choir: Volti

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