In the last several weeks I've taken my piece, Three Songs of Carl Sandburg, originally for voice and piano, and arranged it for voice and marimba. The duo Aurora Borealis (pictured here) will perform it in Dearborn, MI on July 3. This is my big Michigan premiere! Here's the press release:
The Aurora Borealis Duo, a resident ensemble from New York City, will perform at St. Anselm Parish in Dearborn, MI, on Tuesday July 3. This critically acclaimed duo features soprano, Tiffany DuMouchelle and marimbist, Stephen Solook. Ms. DuMouchelle and Mr. Solook have been featured performers at such esteemed venues as: Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Verizon Hall, The Consulate of the Republic of Poland, and Symphony Space. Ms. DuMouchelle, recipient of the presigious Richard F. Gold Carreer Grant and winner of the 2006 Mannes Concerto Competition, is equally at home in concert and chamber repertoire as on the operatic stage, where she has performed such roles as: Pamina, Susanna, and Anne Truelove. Mr. Solook, is an active soloist and chamber collaborator in classical and world music. He has recently joined the Jose Limon Dance Company in their major revival of "Lament"for Ignacio Sanchez Mejias. He has also performed in concert with such renowned artists as Judy Collins, Glen Velez, Lauren Flanigen, and Bob Becker, and under such conductors as John Rutter, Edin Outwater, and Paul Nadler. Aurora Borealis will present an eclectic program featuring arrangements of classical standards from opera and art song, along with Broadway favorites and new works by American composers. For more information about the duo, please go to: auroraborealisduo.com.
When: 7pm, Tuesday July 3, 2007.
Where: St. Anselm Parish, 17650 W. Outer Drive, Dearborn Heights.
Admission: $15/Adults; $10/Students and Senior (Suggested Donation).
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