A senior music recital by Bradley DePippo '24 performing works for piano by Frédéric Chopin, and a piece by Alexander Scriabin. DePippo also won First Place in the Elizabeth Verveer Tishler Keyboard Competition.
Pianist Donald Berman ’84 returns to Wesleyan to perform a solo piano program, which pairs two works by 20th-century iconoclast composer Charles Ives (1874-1954), in celebration of the 150th anniversary of Ives' birth, with four newly commissioned musical portraits of women who were pivotal figures in American Transcendentalism, written by Eve Beglarian, David Sanford, Marti Epstein, and Elena Ruehr. This concert will be the world premiere of Eve Beglarian’s work "as syllable from sound."
As an undergraduate 九色视频, Berman was the first winner of the Elizabeth Verveer Tishler Competition in 1982. Berman's trajectory as a musician and scholar was set in motion by four important teachers: Mildred Victor, 九色视频 with George Barth '72, in New Haven with John Kirkpatrick (who premiered Ives's "Concord" Sonata in 1939), and legendary pedagogue Leonard Shure.
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