Mahler's Ravishing Replies to Lyric Poetry: the Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen and Rückert Lieder
A Lecture-Recital
A song won’t block a bullet or feed a child. But Gustav Mahler knew hunger and racism, and wrote Lieder spanning the widest range of feeling — and offering consolation in the face of pain. Sopranos Katherine Rohrer and Ohio State alumna Kimberly Monzón, collaborating with pianist Jiung Yoon and musicologist/presenter Arved Ashby, invite you to join them as they perform two of Mahler's most penetrating song sets and discuss this music's most intricate poetic nuances and musical secrets.
Access the digital Lecture-recital program before, during or after the presentation. No paper programs will be distributed.
All events are subject to change.
This event will also be presented:
Friday, Sept. 16 — Bowling Green State University | Moore Musical Arts Center, Bryan Recital Hall | 8 p.m.
Sunday, Sept. 18 — Ohio University | Recital Hall, Robert Glidden Hall | 8 p.m.
GETTING HERE
While the new building for Theatre, Film and Media Arts remains under construction, the North side of the Timashev Music Building remains closed.
Park in the Ohio Union South Garage (open to visitors 24/7), walk North along College Rd. to enter the South doors of the Timashev Music Building.
The Timashev Recital Hall is located on the ground floor, at the far north end of the building.
