One of the incredible opportunities presented by this merger is access for GW music students to the Corcoran's amazing Armand Hammer Auditorium - a premier performance space in the DC area!
So far this school year, GW music students have performed two recitals in the space, including one last weekend and another performance over Colonials Weekend!
Photos from this recent recital, which included a performance by the GW Chamber Choir, a student string quartet, and the professional ensemble, The Aeolus Quartet, are below.
The Chamber Choir, under the direction of Gisele Becker, performed Benjamin Britten's Hymn to St. Cecilia, an acapella piece dedicated to the patron saint of music.
GW Chamber Choir performs in Armand Hammer Auditorium. |
Conductor Gisele Becker leads the Chamber Choir |
Chamber Choir performs |
Aeolus, who was visiting GW and taught a masterclass with GW instrumentalists the day before the recital, performed a piece by Conlon Nancarrow, a composer from the US who was living as an expat in Mexico at the time he wrote the piece.
The Aeolus Quartet on stage in the Corcoran. |
Aeolus violinist, Nicholas Tavani, warms up in the halls of the Corcoran, currently under construction. |
And take a look back at the Colonials Weekend Camerata Recital with this performance by senior violinist, Dahlia Amade, accompanied by pianist, Dr. Grace Cho:
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