A Meditation on Love
A Meditation on Love featuring "Poppies" by Elsa Johnson with music by François Couperin (Sicilienne in g minor from Concert no. 7)....
A Meditation on Love featuring "Poppies" by Elsa Johnson with music by François Couperin (Sicilienne in g minor from Concert no. 7)....
Featuring the poem Common Ground by Laura Grace Weldon, read by Leon Bibb. The music is by an anonymous composer from around 1400. This textless piece has the title Andray Soulet. Performed here by replicas of Medieval instruments: recorder, plectrum...
Featuring the poem Stars by Sara Teasdale (1884-1933) read by Leon Bibb. Music by Fran├ºois Couperin: Sarabande La Noble fierté from Neuvi├¿me Concert Il ritratto dell'amore (arr. Nagy)....
Featuring the poem Beach Glass by John Gabel, read by Leon Bibb. Music by François Chauvon....
Featuring poetry by Diane Kendig, Writ in Water, read by Leon Bibb with music by Henry Purcell....
Featuring poetry by Kathleen Cerveny: Forsythia read by Leon Bibb. Music by Fran├ºois Couperin: La Vivacité from his Neuvi├¿me Concert....
Featuring poetry by Laura Grace Weldon: Self-defined and music by François Couperin: Prelude in C (live performance by Mark Edwards, harpsichord)...
“The series came together as an idea in early May,” said Nagy, who studied at Oberlin before receiving a Ph.D. from Case Western Reserve University, “because I was trying to think how I could create a sort of pivot programming...
Les Délices continues their innovative all-virtual concert series in February with Games & Grounds. Full of fantasy and flashes of inspiration, Games & Grounds includes Baroque dance, through-composed fantasias, brilliant ground bass variations, and musical versions of Aesop’s timeless fables. Games...
[vc_row css_animation="" row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" angled_section="no" text_align="left" background_image_as_pattern="without_pattern"][vc_column][vc_column_text] Soprano Hannah De Priest performs Circé in the Les Délices season-opener Bewitched, which also features Clérambault’s Medée. Tickets and season subscriptions available now! Though she only takes up forty-odd lines of verse in the...