HOMELAND 1: Songs my mother taught me
02mar7:00 pm9:00 pmHOMELAND 1: Songs my mother taught meWellington, Public Trust Hall
Event Details
Nostalgia and melancholy opens Homeland 1 with Dvořák’s second piano trio, imbued with his personality and Slavic folk elements. The trip around the globe continues with a set
Event Details
Nostalgia and melancholy opens Homeland 1 with Dvořák’s second piano trio, imbued with his personality and Slavic folk elements. The trip around the globe continues with a set of miniatures by American composer Daniel Temkin, with a chance to pay homage to five 20th-century composers who celebrated folk-music in their masterpieces: Britten, Bartok, Copland, Dutilleux and Ligeti. The spirit of Aotearoa is reflected in Eve de Castro-Robinson’s newest commission before we enter into the soundscape of the emotional struggles of humankind in Weinberg piano trio – a product of WWII. Even through the stark turbulence, there is a sense of optimism and hope as we wind down with a poignant tune from Dvořák’s Gypsy Songs, telling a story of a mother’s tears, memories and influence – encapsulating the essence of folk-music being passed down through generations.
Student: $25.25
Early Bird (available until 1 Juan 2023): $43.80
General Admission: $48.30
Time
March 2, 2023 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm(GMT+13:00)
Location
Public Trust Hall
131-135 Lambton Quay Wellington, 6011 New Zealand