Performances + Events
Music for Food & Yellow Barn
Williams Hall
Admission is free with a suggested donation ($40/adult, $15/student)
In-Person Event
Open to the Public
Please join us for the fourth Boston concert of Music for Food’s 15th season: Yellow Barn Partnership Concert.
This concert will feature Helena Tulve’s evocative silences/larmes, Arnold Schoenberg’s expressive song cycle The Book of the Hanging Gardens, and Francis Poulenc’s dramatic monodrama La Voix Humaine. A distinguished roster of performers, including Melissa Wimbish, Daniel Bates, Matthew Boyle, Sara LeMesh, Ryan Jung, and Seth Knopp, will bring these powerful works to life.
This concert will feature Helena Tulve’s evocative silences/larmes, Arnold Schoenberg’s expressive song cycle The Book of the Hanging Gardens, and Francis Poulenc’s dramatic monodrama La Voix Humaine. A distinguished roster of performers, including Melissa Wimbish, Daniel Bates, Matthew Boyle, Sara LeMesh, Ryan Jung, and Seth Knopp, will bring these powerful works to life.
Artist(s)
Sara LeMesh, soprano
Melissa Wimbish, soprano
Daniel Bates, oboe
Ryan Jung, piano
Seth Knopp, piano
Matthew Boyle, percussion
Helena Tulve (b.1972) silences/larmes (2006)
Melissa Wimbish, soprano; Daniel Bates, oboe; Matthew Boyle, percussion
Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951) The Book of the Hanging Gardens, Op.15 (1908-9)
Sara LeMesh, soprano; Seth Knopp, piano
Intermission
Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) La Voix Humaine (1958)
A setting of the homonymous play by Jean Cocteau (1928)
Melissa Wimbish, soprano; Ryan Jung, piano
