Series
II Program #2 for Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2022 at 5:00 PM EST
Celebrating Black History Month
presented by Court Street Music
and the Henry Waldinger Memorial Library
in Valley Stream, New York
with
Helene Williams, soprano
Daniel Hyman, violinist/violist
Leonard Lehrman, pianist/composer
with guest mezzo-soprano, Patrice Eaton
PROGRAM
Homage to
Charles S. Brown, Excerpts from
Old Abe Lincoln
(Alfred Hayes-Earl Robinson)
The Triangle
Fire (Ellen Frankel-Leonard Lehrman)
5 Piano Pieces
by Kevin Scott:
--3 Pieces for
Scott [Tinney] (Kevin Scott): Invention, Etude in 15, Morning Pastorale
--2 Pieces for
[Stephen] Porter: Schubert's Swan, Ruminations (homage to
Beethoven)
Let America Be
America Again (Langston Hughes-Leonard Lehrman)
Patrice Eaton,
mezzo-soprano; [in memoriam:] Mimi Stern-Wolfe, piano
2 Pieces by
Joseph Jones:
Sarabande from
Partita for Solo Violin
Slow Movement from
Viola-Piano Sonata
The Hill We
Climb (Amanda Gorman-Leonard Lehrman),
Patrice Eaton,
mezzo-soprano
Strange Fruit
(Abel Meeropol, aka Lewis Allan),
The Scottsboro
Boys Shall Not Die (Charles Abron-Elie Siegmeister),
Yes No or Maybe
(Langton Hughes-Elie Siegmeister)
2 Songs for
Soprano & Violin by Hale Smith:
After Many Springs
(Langston Hughes)
Fog (Carl Sandburg)
Tell It On and
On (Edith Segal - on Schwerner, Chaney & Goodman)
I HAVE A DREAM
Finale (Edward Mabley-Elie Siegmeister, after Martin Luther King
Charles Samuel Brown,
Mike Niemann, Metropolitan Philharmonic Chorus
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These programs are made possible with funds
granted from the Maldeb Foundation to
The Professor Edgar H. Lehrman Memorial
Foundation
for Ethics, Religion, Science & the
Arts.
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PLAN AHEAD: 2022 Schedule
3) Mar. 1 Women's History Month
4) Apr. 5 Jewish Music Month
5) May 3 Maying
6) Jun. 14 Students & Teachers
7) Sep. 13 Birthdays - Ethel Gross, Dvorak, et al