Williams Music College

Senior Recital: Daniel Rosensweig '08, tenor

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Facility:
Chapin Hall
Time:
05/12/2008 - 2:00pm
Maurice Ravel (1875-1937)    
Troi Chansons
    1.    Nicolette
    2.    Trois Beaux Oiseaux du Paradis
    3.    Ronde

 

William Walton (1902-1983)
Text by Edith Sitwell    
Daphne
    
Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924)    
Aprés un Rêve
    
Clair de Lune

    
Samuel Barber (1910-1983)    

Hermit Songs
    1.   At St. Patrick’s Purgatory
    2.   Church Bell at Night
    3.   St. Ita’s Vision
    4.   The Heavenly Banquet
    5.   The Crucifixion
    6.   Sea Snatch
    7.   Promiscuity
    8.   The Monk and his Cat
    9.   The Praises of God
  10.     The Desire for Hermitage

Accompanist: Brian Simalchik, '10, piano

Seating will be on the Chapin Stage.

Daniel Rosensweig has been formally studying voice for 7 years.  He began his musical education with piano, 16 years ago, studying classically through early high school and jazz piano for several years after, and studying both at different times at Williams.  He joined his first choir 14 years ago and has sung with various vocal ensembles ever since, with 3 or more at a time for all but a semester of the last 10 years, including 3 times in the Massachusetts all-state choir.  He has been vocally trained most in classical voice, but also in jazz and broadway styles, which he also loves.  At Williams, Daniel sings with the concert and chamber choirs, directs the Elizabethans with Sarah Riskind, and dances with INISH and Dancing Folk.  He is currently studying voice with Kerry Ryer-Parke and organ with Edwin Lawrence.

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