Afternoons at the Piano I
Leonard & Claire Tow Center for the Performing Arts, Topfer Rehearsal StudioYang Liu, Coordinator; A series in which Conservatory pianists perform solo works.
Yang Liu, Coordinator; A series in which Conservatory pianists perform solo works.
Brahms’ Liebeslieder Waltzes, op. 52 and op. 65 with Christine Cornell, soprano; Margaret Dobbins, mezzo-soprano; Patrick Silk, tenor; George Baolin, bass; Jay Simon Abrera and William Rayment, piano. Malcolm Merriweather and Ursula Oppens, Directors.
Jesse Mills, Coordinator; Conservatory of Music students present solo and chamber works.
Fefu and Her Friends follows eight women as they gather to plan a charity event while navigating friendship, personal struggles, repression, gender inequality, and the societal expectations that limit their freedom.
Fefu and Her Friends follows eight women as they gather to plan a charity event while navigating friendship, personal struggles, repression, gender inequality, and the societal expectations that limit their freedom.
Fefu and Her Friends follows eight women as they gather to plan a charity event while navigating friendship, personal struggles, repression, gender inequality, and the societal expectations that limit their freedom.
Fefu and Her Friends follows eight women as they gather to plan a charity event while navigating friendship, personal struggles, repression, gender inequality, and the societal expectations that limit their freedom.
Fefu and Her Friends follows eight women as they gather to plan a charity event while navigating friendship, personal struggles, repression, gender inequality, and the societal expectations that limit their freedom.
Fefu and Her Friends follows eight women as they gather to plan a charity event while navigating friendship, personal struggles, repression, gender inequality, and the societal expectations that limit their freedom.
Conservatory of Music pianists perform solo works.