Jerome Kern (1885-1945) (arr.Stephen Prutsman). All the Things You Are for left hand alone (1939, arr.1987). Leon Fleisher, piano—2014 summer season.
Yellow Barn Patio Noise
UP NEXT: Tuesday, September 29 at 4:30pm
A conversation about Yellow Barn's July 25th concert stream, including Hosokawa's Windscapes for two percussionists, Schubert's Ganymed, Amy Beth Kirsten's yes i said yes i will Yes, John Cage's Solo for Voice No. 39, and the premiere of Travis Laplante's The Obvious Place. Also on the program is a video exploration of Beethoven Walks trails in Putney.
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Guests include performers from the concert:
Lizzie Burns, double bass
Lucy Fitz Gibbon, soprano
Ayano Kataoka, percussion
Travis Laplante, saxophone
Eduardo Leandro, percussion
Lucy Shelton, soprano
Moderated by Seth Knopp
What is Yellow Barn Patio Noise?
A series of nine weekly conversations, each based on a concert from our 2020 summer season
Tuesdays, 4:30-5:45pm, September 1 - October 27
Moderated by Seth Knopp, with Yellow Barn Musicians
Beethoven Walks
Experience Beethoven Walks at the Greenwood Trail
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The Yellow Barn Resiliency Fund for Music and Musicians
To continue responding to present day realities, we need everyone with us. Today we are creating the Yellow Barn Resiliency Fund for Music and Musicians. $25,000 in matching funds are already on the table, and gifts between $250 and $500 will be matched dollar for dollar by those who have already come forward.
It is essential that we meet this challenge. We have so much more work to do. Music is essential, musicians are indispensable, and Yellow Barn has never been more necessary.
—Catherine Stephan, Executive Director
(excerpted from "Fun Facts About Yellow Barn 2020")
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