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URL:https://music.colostate.edu/events/hermit-songs-music-inspired-by-earl
 y-irish-monasticism-featuring-voice-organ-and-piano/
SUMMARY:Hermit Songs: Music Inspired by Early Irish Monasticism\, featuring
  voice\, organ\, and piano / FREE
DESCRIPTION:Faculty Artists: Tiffany Blake\, Soprano\; Nicole Asel\, Mezzo-
 Soprano\; John Lindsay\, Tenor\; with Joel Bacon\, Piano\, and Organ\n\nTh
 is lecture-recital explores the spirit of early Irish monasticism\, from S
 t. Patrick through the Middle Ages\, in works for voice\, piano\, and solo
  organ. At the center of the program is Samuel Barber’s “Hermit Songs\
 ,” sung by Nicole Asel\, Tiffany Blake\, and John Lindsay\, accompanied 
 by Joel Bacon\, who will give context to the program's works in a brief le
 cture.\n\nProgram to include:\n\n 	“Hermit Songs\,” op. 29\, Samuel Ba
 rber\n 	“A Prayer of St. Columba\,” Cecilia McDowall\n 	“Brigid’s 
 Flame” (for solo organ)\, Amy Williams\n 	“leóþcwide” (for organ a
 nd electronics)\, Lauren Redhead\n\nJoel Bacon is the Stewart and Sheron G
 olden Chair of Organ and Liturgical Studies and the Fr. Don Willette Chair
  of Catholic Studies at Colorado State University\, Fort Collins.\n\nAs a 
 concert organist\, he has been heard throughout Europe and North America. 
 Recent projects have focused on music by J. S. Bach\, W. A. Mozart\, and H
 erman Berlinski (including the world premiere in 2019 of Berlinski’s org
 an concerto\, “The Tetragrammaton”). He has played with celebrated orc
 hestras and chamber groups\, including the Borromeo String Quartet and the
  Canadian Brass.\n\nIn addition to the organ\, his research and teaching i
 nterests include topics related to Catholicism and the creative arts\, esp
 ecially Gregorian chant. From 2008 to 2020\, he conducted the St. John XXI
 II Schola Cantorum\, a choir specializing in Gregorian chant. Since 2021\,
  he has been organist and artist in residence at First United Methodist Ch
 urch\, Fort Collins.
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CATEGORIES:College of Liberal Arts Featured Events
LOCATION:Organ Recital Hall\, University Center for the Arts\, 1400 Remingo
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