Imagery in Music
Friday June 29, 7:30 PM
Calvary Baptist Church - Chapel (2nd Floor)
755 8th St. NW
Washington, DC
Free admission; donations accepted
Calvary Baptist Church - Chapel (2nd Floor)
755 8th St. NW
Washington, DC
Free admission; donations accepted
from the Facebook event page:
Come see baritone Rameen Chaharbaghi and pianist Cheryl Branham perform a varied collection of art songs and arias which have only one thing in common: they each paint a picture!
This recital will be an innovative undertaking, featuring a slideshow of artwork which reflects the music being performed and the time period in which each song was composed. In addition, you can follow Rameen Chaharbaghi's page (Rameen Chaharbaghi, Baritone) as he posts a new image each day showing a part of his preparation for this recital, from rehearsing to researching to organizing.
Featuring music from the 18th century to today, this recital will include some of the most illustrative vocal music composed, including works by Mozart, Fauré, Brahms, and Oberhauser among many others. There will be a fantastic mix of music you have certainly heard and music you have certainly not heard.
Join us for this exciting evening of music, art, and poetry interacting as one performance!
This is a free event, but charitable donations to fray expenses are deeply appreciated. The event will be hosted in the Church chapel, which is on the second floor of the building.
Come see baritone Rameen Chaharbaghi and pianist Cheryl Branham perform a varied collection of art songs and arias which have only one thing in common: they each paint a picture!
This recital will be an innovative undertaking, featuring a slideshow of artwork which reflects the music being performed and the time period in which each song was composed. In addition, you can follow Rameen Chaharbaghi's page (Rameen Chaharbaghi, Baritone) as he posts a new image each day showing a part of his preparation for this recital, from rehearsing to researching to organizing.
Featuring music from the 18th century to today, this recital will include some of the most illustrative vocal music composed, including works by Mozart, Fauré, Brahms, and Oberhauser among many others. There will be a fantastic mix of music you have certainly heard and music you have certainly not heard.
Join us for this exciting evening of music, art, and poetry interacting as one performance!
This is a free event, but charitable donations to fray expenses are deeply appreciated. The event will be hosted in the Church chapel, which is on the second floor of the building.
