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would that loving were enough

Music: Lee R. Kesselman

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Haven Trio

Allison Rich, cello

 

Blue Griffin Recording

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Ensemble ATL does Schönberg with soprano Lindsay Kesselman

Pierrot lunaire, Op. 21

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September 9, 2024, at 7:00 PM

Shell and Wing by David Biedenbender

(text: Robert Fanning) 

Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble

Kevin Noe, conductor

Four/Ten Media 

In a Grove

Christopher Cerrone, composer

Stephanie Fleischmann, librettist

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Named one of the "Best Classical Music Albums of 2023" by The New York Times

In a Grove

Christopher Cerrone, composer

Stephanie Fleischmann, librettist

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all we are given we cannot hold 

Music: David Biedenbender

Poetry: Robert Fanning

 

Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble

Haven Trio

Garth Newel Piano Quartet

Mingzhe Wang

 

Blue Griffin Recording

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Is a Rose

Michigan State University Wind Symphony

Kevin Sedatole, Conductor

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Is a Rose by Caroline Shaw (wind transcription by Cody Edgerton)

Goodnight, Moon by Eric Whitacre (wind transcription by Verena Mösenbichler-Bryant) 

 

Blue Griffin Recording

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WQED Interview

To Love and Be Loved, Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble

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This Friday and Saturday night, PNME soprano Lindsay Kesselman strikes a chord of universal resonance as she takes the audience from triumph to tragedy. With music by David Lang, Amy Beth Kirsten, William Bolcom, Lee Kesselman, John Bucchino, Jeff Nytch, and Kieren MacMillan, this powerful emotional journey illuminates the edges of our most essential human need: to love and be loved.  Lindsay stopped by WQED-FM to talk with our Anna Singer about the concerts.

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