Hera Hyesang Park and Bretton Brown

In weaving together western classical music and Korean art songs and folk-song arrangements, Park and Brown find the common threads that unite different cultures. A Korean Boat Song and Caplet’s boat bob alongside Rossini and Hahn’s gondolas, and there are floral tributes from Alma Mahler and Samuel Barber, as well as spiritual reflections from Errollyn Wallen and Thomas Frederick Dunhill. For more details see here

(Image Credit: Chun Youngsang)

Programme

Francesco Santoliquido 'L’assiolo canta' from I canti della sera

Germaine Tailleferre 'L'oiseau des îles' from Pancarte pour une porte d’entrée

Samuel Barber 'The Crucifixion' from Hermit Songs

Trad Korean (arr Dunam Jo) 새타령 (Song of the Birds)

Samuel Barber 'The Daisies' from Three Songs, Op 2

Alma Mahler 'Ich wandle unter Blumen' from Fünf Lieder

Olivier Messiaen 'Le collier' from Poèmes pour Mi

Ottorino Respighi 'Musica in horto' from Deità silvane

Trad Korean (arr Dunam Jo) 뱃노래 (Boat Song)

Gioachino Rossini 'Anzoleta avanti la regata' from La regata veneziana

Reynaldo Hahn 'Sopra l'acqua indormenzada' from Venezia

Gioachino Rossini 'Anzoleta co passa la regata' and 'Anzoleta dopo la regata' from La regata veneziana

André Caplet 'L'adieu en barque' from Cinq Ballades Françaises

Franz Schubert Der Zwerg

Cecilia Livingston 'Paula Modersohn-Becker' from Breath Alone

Trad French (arr Benjamin Britten) Fileuse

Trad Korean (arr I-Sang Yun) 고풍의상 (Old-fashioned Clothes)

Thomas Frederick Dunhill 'The Cloths of Heaven' from The Wind Among the Reeds

Errollyn Wallen Jesus on a Train

Un-Yung La 시편 23편 (Psalm 23)