The Eastman Woman in Music Encore Performance Held At CUNY 4/7

By: Mar. 29, 2011
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On Thursday, April 7th at 1 p.m., the Eastman School of Music will present a special encore performance from the Women in Music Festival at the City University of New York (CUNY) as part of its Music in Midtown lunchtime concert series. The mission of the Women in Music Festival is to promote the significant contributions of women in music through performance, education, and advocacy. For the performance, Eastman students, faculty and alumnae will be on-hand to perform selected works by Tania León, Hilary Tann and others.

León says, "Because of the Eastman School of Music's leadership, the Women in Music Festival has become an important event honoring - beyond the scope of music - women and Susan B. Anthony's legacy."

The concert program features Tania León's Atwood Songs for soprano and piano. Of her experience composing this work, León says, "It was so thrilling to collaborate with Margaret Atwood and to have the opportunity to exchange ideas on inspiration, poetry, and music with her. Margaret Atwood's status as an internationally renowned author has given a voice
to women all over the world."

TICKETS: $8 general admission and may be purchased at SmartTix: www.SmartTix.com or 212-868-4444, or visit: www.gc.cuny.edu/events/public_programs.htm

PRESS CONTACT: Brittnee Walker at Cohn Dutcher Associates: 917.339.7183, bwalker@cohndutcher.com


WOMEN IN MUSIC FESTIVAL NEW YORK CITY

ENCORE PERFORMANCE

April 7th at the City University of New York at 1pm
The Graduate Center
365 Fifth Avenue (at 34th Street)

"Music in Midtown" lunchtime concert series

Emblems by Michaela Eremiášová | chamber ensemble, David Gargaro conductor

Colors of Earth and Sea by Kristen Shire McGuire | marimba

Caprice Finnois by Johanna Eränkö | violin

Atwood Songs by Tania León | soprano and piano

Nothing Forgotten by Hilary Tann | piano trio

The Fall of the Leaf by Imogene Holst | cello

Shakkei by Hilary Tann | chamber ensemble, Geoffrey Pope conductor

*Performed by Eastman students, faculty and alumnae*



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