2012
Wednesday,
February 1, 8 P.M., Cambell Recital Hall, Stanford University
general
$10 | student $5 | senior $9
My
Business is to Sing, giving voice to poetry
by Emily Dickinson, featuring Aaron Copland’s
Twelve
Poems of Emily Dickinson and West Coast premieres
of two new song cycles
The
Waters Wrecked the Sky by Ross Bauer and Jehovah's Watch by Eric
Sawyer
Sarah
Pelletier, soprano Lois Shapiro, piano
Friday,
February 3, 7 P.M., Vanderhoef Studio Theater, Mondavi Center, University of
California, Davis
$8
students & children | $20 adults | standard seating
Last
Updated: January 11, 2012
My
Business is to Sing, giving voice to poetry by Emily Dickinson, featuring
Aaron Copland’s
Twelve
Poems of Emily Dickinson and West Coast premieres
of two new song cycles
The
Waters Wrecked the Sky by Ross Bauer and Jehovah's Watch by Eric
Sawyer
December
1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 at 8 p.m., December 3 and 10 at 2 p.m., The Curtain
Theater,
Fine
Arts Center, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Many
cultures share a holiday in late December — a return to the light, whether symbolic
or literal, after months of shrinking days. Puppeteer and scenic design professor
Miguel Romero takes this impetus for revelry and combines the traditions into
a delightful, carnival-esque atmosphere in his new puppetry piece, Solstice.
Created by Romero with students from the UMass Department of Theater and with
new music by Amherst College music professor Eric Sawyer, this is intended as
a celebration for the whole family.
Sarah
Pelletier, soprano Lois Shapiro, piano
2011
