January 22, 2022, 4pm EST
Senior Recital of Emma Clark, soprano
Program includes songs by Bernstein, Wolf, Puccini, Delibes, Faure, Adam Gwon
Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts, Recital Hall
Hope College
Holland, MI
February 5, 2022, 11am PT & 8pm PT
Music of Hope and Resilience: Concert 1 (virtual)
Oregon Bach Festival Composers Symposium
Features 13 world premieres performed by 4×5 Piano Duo (Christina Giuca, Benjamin Krause) and Fear No Music
Composers: Evan Blaché, Vlad Chlek, Veronica Jang, Joseph Jones, Sarah Jordan, Aaron Kirschner, Kevin Kopsco, Geli Li, German Lopez, Thomas Maceri, Helena Michelson, Stacey Philipps and Ethan Soledad
February 12, 2022, 11am PT & 8pm PT
Music of Hope and Resilience: Concert 2 (virtual)
Oregon Bach Festival Composers Symposium
Features 12 premieres performed by 4×5 Piano Duo (Christina Giuca, Benjamin Krause) and Delgani String Quartet
Composers: Sally Clark, Daniel De Togni, Alex Didier, Hannah Fulton, Joel Harrison, Abby Kellems, Jacob Lee, Max Mabry, Zachariah Mayberry, Kieran McLain, Serin Oh and Seth Stewart
February 26, 2022, 11am PT & 8pm PT
Music of Hope and Resilience: Concert 4 (virtual)
Oregon Bach Festival Composers Symposium
Features 15 premieres performed by 4×5 Piano Duo (Christina Giuca, Benjamin Krause), Delgani String Quartet, and Fear No Music
Composers: Byron Au Yong, Daniel Carpenter, Rongrong Chen, Kieran Cremins, Allium Letey-Moore, Gísli Magnússon, Joanne S. Na, Nathaniel Nyagol, OGA, Washington Plada, Kian Ravaei, Lincoln Sandham, Jonathan Sherpa, In-sil Yoo and Zheng Zhou
March 10, 2022
beautiful small things
Album release by LYNX Project
- An album of 18 new art songs with texts by young autistic writers who are primarily nonspeaking
- Texts set to music by award-winning classical composers
- Recorded by 12 professional singers and pianists
March 17, 2022, 12pm PT
Piano chamber music masterclass (virtual)
for piano students of Dr. Yerin Kim
Central Washington University
Ellensburg, WA
May 21, 2022, 2pm CDT
beautiful small things
The Poetry Foundation and LYNX Project co-present a live performance of songs from LYNX’s debut album, beautiful small things. These art songs, commissioned between 2017–2020 as part of the Amplify Series, feature the poetry of neurodiverse young writers who are primarily nonspeaking, set to music by celebrated classical composers. In addition to song performances, there will be a presentation on nonspeaking communication and readings of poems that will be set to music for next season’s Amplify Series.
The Poetry Foundation
61 W Superior St
Chicago, IL
June 20 – July 1, 2022
¡Canto! A Latinx Vocal Intensive
Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts
Hope College
Holland, MI
