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From a full reference recording produced in 2022 for a new edition by Marylin Winkle. A digital download of the complete work can be purchased from Dulcamara Press.
Frà Dori, e Fileno: Edition Release Concert Highlights Reel
“To Die, To Sleep, To Dream: Lullabies for Black Lives”
DIRECTOR'S NOTE
Lullabies, as a genre, have not only historically preserved a sacred space for women’s voices, they also provide a vehicle to warn youth about various dangers in society, often foreshadowing inevitable tragedies. As with the far too many losses of black life at the hands of police, when I heard George Floyd cry for his mother with his last breaths while I was six months pregnant, and again when Breonna Taylor was murdered in her sleep, I felt heartbroken, angry, and turned to art for solace. In lieu of ticket sales, we request that you submit a donation of any amount to Black Lives Matter, www.blacklivesmatter.com.
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An Adaptation of Christine de Pizan's "Ditié de Jeanne d'Arc" (1429), translations by Leah Shopkow, Angus Kennedy, and Kenneth Varty Directed by Rachelle Rom...
Katherine Trimble sings Francesco Cavalli's "Erme solinghe cime" from La Calisto. Instruments: Evan Hasketh & Joo Lee, Baroque Violins, Marylin Winkle, Baroque Cello, & Arthur Omura, Harpsichord. Performed at A = 415 Hz. Recorded January 23, 2019 in Burbank, CA by Matthew Ian Welch.
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Event photos by Corryn Cummins and Pieter Kaufman
