Intoxication and
Resistance

Thursday, June 4th at 7:30pm
Joseph Strug Concert Hall
1385 Seymour St, Halifax

Concert Sponsor: Oriel MacLennan

The exquisite Mallarmé songs show Ravel at his most experimental, exploring the modernist sound world of Stravinsky and Schoenberg. Then, music by Ravel's teacher, Gabriel Fauré: his elegiac trio, composed in 1923. Julius Eastman, the iconoclastic American composer and pianist, has been rediscovered in recent years as a minimalist pioneer. Gay Guerilla is one of his most significant works, revealing a fascinating and powerful musical voice.

Maurice Ravel
Trois Poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé
(15’)

Emma Pennell, soprano
Scotia Festival Ensemble
Jeffery Meyer, conductor

Gabriel Fauré
Piano Trio in D minor, Op. 120
(22’)

Mark Lee, violin
Julie Hereish, cello
Peter Allen, piano

Julius Eastman
Gay Guerilla
(25’)

Architek Percussion
Simon Docking, piano
David Moroz, piano


Fred and Elizabeth Fountain, Prime Sponsors

Young Artist Program Sponsor

Sundance Trust