Recital: Victor Xie '21 BM, Piano

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290 Huntington Ave.
Boston, MA
United States

NEC's students meet one-on-one each week with a faculty artist to perfect their craft. As each one leaves NEC to make their mark in the performance world, they present a full, professional recital that is free and open to the public. It's your first look at the artists of tomorrow.

Victor Xie '21 BM studies Piano with Alexander Korsantia.


Watch Live Stream from Williams Hall

Artists
  1. Antoine Forqueray | Suite V in C Minor

    La Rameau
    La Guignon
    La Léon, Sarabande
    La Montigni
    La Sylva
    Jupiter
     

  2. Betsy Jolas | Signets

  3. Victor Xie | Piano Collection

    Blue Forest
         Dragon-sighting
         Midnight Bus
         Someday He Will Be Proud

    Flowering Planet
         Bluebird (Up through the Chimney)
         Laser Music
         Blisszt

  4.  

    ---intermission

  5. François Couperin | Ordre VII

    La Ménetou
    Les petits âges: La muse naissante
    L'enfantine
    L'adolescente
    La Chazé
    Les amusements

  6. Helmut Lachenmann | Wiegenmusik

  7. Victor Xie | Interlude and 4 Mazurkas, op. 4

    Interlude
    Mazurka No. 1 in F Major
    Mazurka No. 2 in G-flat Major
    Mazurka No. 3 in D-flat Major
    Mazurka No. 4 in F Major

  8. Thank you to everyone who came to this recital and viewers in the livestream.

    I would not be where I am now without the guidance, deep knowledge, and musical understanding that my teacher, Prof. Alexander Korsantia, has shared with me. Perhaps even more importantly, he brings to each lesson his passion and curiosity for all things, from world history to film and pop culture, jazz and virtually unknown artists and figures; nothing escapes his interest, and he always finds a way to connect these things with vivid imagination back to the music at hand.

    I want to express my gratitude for Prof. Victor Rosenbaum,
    with whom I studied for 3 years here.  He created a uniquely warm environment for all his students and brought that same warmth to his playing and teaching.  His dedication to thoughtful, heartfelt music-making is admired by everyone,
    faculty and students alike. And this is not even to mention the amount of genuine support he gives his students, outside of just lessons and music.


    And finally, a thank you to all the close friends that made my time here fun, accompanied me through the good and bad times, and brought me all the memories and experiences that make me a part of who I am now.