KPFA-FM Music Dept. ➔ Oakland Museum Concerts: Chamber Music Concert, March 12, 1971, 3 of 3

Analog Audio


Event Type
Music
Origin
KPFA
Identifier
OMC.1971.03.12.C
Program Series
Oakland Museum Concerts
Program Length
87 min
Part
3 of 3
Dates
1971-09-27 | broadcast
| 1971-03-12 | created
Description
This is the second in a series of four concerts of chamber music put on by the Oakland Museum in the Spring of 1971. The focus of the concerts was works by contemporary California composers, although the programs also included other works, as seen fit by the program director Donald Cobb. Thus this second concert, recorded on March 12, 1971, includes songs by Claudio Monteverdi, Virgil Thomson with Gertrude Stein, and Ralph Vaughan Williams, as well as chamber works by Ernest Bloch, and Leon Kirchner. All performed by local San Francisco Bay Area musicians.
Genres
20th century classical
Art songs
Musical Selections
Ten Blake Songs: Infant Joy (1:40) ; A Poison Tree (2:10) ; The Piper (2:20) ; London (1:50) ; The Lamb (3:00) ; The Shepherd (0:50) ; Ah! Sunflower (1:20) ; Cruelty Has a Human Heart (2:00) ; The Divine Image (2:20) ; Eternity (1:45) [texts by William Blake] (1957) / Ralph Vaughan Williams -- Trio, for violin, cello, and piano (1954) (15:00) / Leon Kirchner
Performers
Bruce Brewer, tenor (Songs)
Allyson Christensen, oboe (Songs)
The Francesco Trio: (Trio)
David Abel, violin (Trio)
Bonnie Hampton, cello (Trio)
Nathan Schwartz, piano (Trio)
Subjects
20th century classical
Arts songs
Songs (High voice) with oboe
Piano trios
Acknowledgment
Funding for the preservation of this program made possible through a grant by the GRAMMY Foundation.