01/20/2012 at 08:00 PM – Carnegie HallThough he was the most well-known Russian composer of the 20th century, Stravinsky spent much ofhis life in Europe, and later, America. These six pieces represent his work in France, Venice, Los Angeles,and beyond.

All-Igor Stravinsky Program

• Keith Miller, bass
• Anne-Carolyn Bird, soprano
• Heather Johnson, mezzo-soprano
• Ann McMahon Quintero, mezzo-soprano
• Nicholas Phan, tenor
• Jonathan Beyer, baritone
• John Douglas Thompson, narrator
• The Collegiate Chorale Singers

• The King of the Stars
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• Mavra
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• Requiem Canticles
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• Canticum Sacrum
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• Babel
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• Symphony of Psalms
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• Song of the Volga Boatmen (orch. by Stravinsky)
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Concert Notes