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Details

1901 Arts Club
7 Exton Street
Waterloo

London
SE1 8UE
England


Programme

Ethel SmythMarch of the Women
Giuseppe VerdiIl Trovatore: 'Stride la Vampa!'
Claude DebussyAriettes oubliées, L.63

Performers

Gráinne Gillis – contralto
Laure Meloy – soprano
Sarah Wilkinson – Piano

Programme Note

The purpose of art is to disturb the comfortable, and to comfort the disturbed.

The unfamiliar, sometimes very loud operatic voice itself can be disturbing for some; for others, a source of comfort. Art song, poetry and opera express the extremes of human emotion and experience.

Join us as we dig beneath the polite veneer of familiar poetry and art song to the messy, disturbing passions that drove the creators of these works.

Repertoire will include:

Debussy's Ariettes Oubliées as well as songs by Samuel Barber, selections from operas by Verdi and Wagner, folk song, and poetry.

 

Disturbing the Peace: art song to comfort and disturb

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