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"2" at Lexington Music Club
Time change: Concert has been changed to 4:30pm
The annual public concert of the Lexington Music Club features our members and guests, performing a lovely afternoon of music, raising money for our annual music scholarships for Lexington High School graduates.
About Zoa by Pamela J. Marshall for flute and harp
Peter Bloom, flute and Mary Jane Rupert, harp, are the duo "2". In September, they premered Zoa, written especially for them. The piece features melodic moments and interesting noises and extended techniques, reflecting the otherworldly associations of the name Zoa. Peter will play alto flute and piccolo as well as the familiar C flute.
So, what's a "zoa"? Think protozoa or poet William Blake. The sounds in Zoa are an imagined music of elemental creatures. In William Blake's monumentally mystic poem "The Four Zoas", each Zoa is both a force of nature and an aspect of our personas.
Free admission. Donations accepted for the Club's Music Scholarship fund.
The program
- 2nd performance of Zoa by Lexington composer Pamela J. Marshall, performed by "2": Peter Bloom, flutes, and Mary Jane Rupert, harp."2" will also play a selection from their New Zealand tour repertoire.
- Julia Harper, piano, with guests Kristin Boardman, mezzo, and Haig Iskenderian, oboe, play music by Ronald Arnatt and Arthur Foote
- Kathryn Rosenbach, piano, plays Chopin and Rahbee. Epp Sonin, soprano, joins Kathryn in some songs.
- Fern Abrams and Joan Garniss play Casella's Pupazzetti and Briggs' 20th Century Gavotte
- Akiko Tsukamoto and Yoko Schwartz play Grieg and Dvorak
- Club president Shaylor Lindsay and Thomas Stumpf also will perform
More about this event The Lexington Music Club is not online. Email me for more information.
