Contrasting Voices
Sunday, March 9 at 3pm
139 St. John's Place, Park Slope
What's the hook?
Contrasting Voices is the third and final concert in our Winter Concerts. These three highlighted the virtuosity of our artists and presented new works by living composers. Our March concert showcases the brilliance of the human voice in a variety of daring contemporary idioms.
GRAMMY-nominated soprano Laura Strickling returns to Concerts on the Slope in a variety of works, including a set from her very own 40@40 project. Alongside these poetic songs are a pair of new works by Nicky Sohn, and Robert Sirota's moving Contrapassos.
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Concert Program
Nicky Sohn, Burning (9')
Nicky Sohn, Monument (6’)
Selections from 40@40 (18’)
Kamala Sankaran/Laura Gilpin, Two-Headed Calf
Michael Rose/Hedy Habra, Unborn
Udi Gershuni/Ranier Maria Rilke (Translation: Joanna Macy), Go To the Limits of Your Longing
Robert Sirota/Stevan Cavalier, Contrapassos (20’)
Laura Strickling, soprano
Miyun Chung, violin
Stephanie Liu, violin
Liuh-Wen Ting, viola
Benjamin Larsen, cello
Daniel Schlosberg, piano
Location
Concerts on the Slope is a monthly concert series performed at:
St. John's Episcopal Church
139 St. John's Place
Brooklyn, New York, 11217
Directions
139 St. John’s Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Subway Directions
Take the Q train to Seventh Avenue Station. Exit on the South side to Flatbush Avenue. Walk a half block to Seventh Avenue, then take a left and walk two short blocks to St. John's Place. Turn right and the Church is on your right.
Take the 2 or 3 train to Grand Army Plaza. Exit on the South Side to St. John’s Place. Walk along St. John's Place one block to Seventh Avenue. Cross the street and the Church is on the right.
Bus Directions
St. John's is also convenient to the Flatbush 41 and the Seventh Avenue 67 and 69 Buses.
