The Cassandra Project

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The concert will be available at no cost via livestream on E4TT's YouTube channel. We ask that you consider making a donation of whatever feels comfortable.
Featuring four World Premieres about Cassandra and her fate: a piano trio by 2016 Academy of Arts and Letters Charles Ives Fellow Hannah Lash; a short monodrama for soprano, cello, and piano by E4TT Call for Scores composer Jessica Rudman to a new text by librettist Kendra Preston Leonard ; a cello-piano duo by emerging Bay Area composer Valerie Liu; and a new song cycle for soprano and piano quartet by E4TT co-founder David Garner.
Plus three other related works, "Moerae" (Fates) for piano trio by Armenian-American composer Mary Kouyoumdjian; "Memento Mori: Phase I" by 2015 Rome Prize recipient Nina C. Young (b. 1984), for string quartet; and "Cassandra Sings" for string quartet by Tina Davidson, the first classical composer ever to receive a Pew Fellowship.
Virtual transcontinental pre-concert composer talk at 7:00 p.m. with Lash, Garner, Liu, Rudman, and librettist Leonard.
- Lash, piano trio (title tbd);
- Rudman, "Cassandra" for soprano, cello, and piano to a new text by Kendra Preston Leonard;
- Liu, "Cassandra Effect" for cello and piano;
- Garner, "Die geflüsterte Zukunft" for soprano & piano quartet to a text by Schiller;
- Kouyoumdjian, "Moerae" for piano trio;
- Young, "Memento Mori: Phase I" for string quartet;
- Davisdon, "Cassandra Sings" for string quartet.