CARNEGIE HALL PRESENTS

Performance Thursday, March 28, 2013 | 7:30 PM

Lawrence Brownlee
Martin Katz

Zankel Hall Seating Chart
Being singled out as “the highlight of the evening” (The New York Times) for several of his recent opera performances, Lawrence Brownlee is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after singers on the scene today. He brings his impeccable coloratura and effortless technical agility to the recital stage for his New York recital debut, performing songs by Verdi, Poulenc, Marx, Ginastera, and Ben Moore, as well as traditional Spirituals.

Performers

  • Lawrence Brownlee, Tenor
    New York Recital Debut
  • Martin Katz, Piano

Program

  • VERDI "Ad una stella"
  • VERDI "Lo spazzacamino"
  • VERDI "Il tramonto"
  • VERDI "Brindisi"
  • POULENC "Montparnasse"
  • POULENC "Voyage à Paris" from Banalités, No. 4
  • POULENC "C" from 2 Poemes de Louis Aragon
  • POULENC "Reine des mouettes" from Métamorphoses, No. 2
  • POULENC "Bleuet"
  • MARX "Nocturne"
  • MARX "Selige Nacht"
  • MARX "Die Elfe"
  • MARX "Christbaum"
  • MARX "Hat Dich die Liebe berührt"
  • GINASTERA Canciones populares Argentinas
  • BEN MOORE "The Cloak, the Boat, and the Shoes"
  • BEN MOORE "This Heart That Flutters"
  • BEN MOORE "The Lake Isle of Innisfree"
  • BEN MOORE "I would in that sweet bosom be"
  • TRAD. "Evry time I feel de Spirit" (arr. Damien Sneed)
  • TRAD. "Balm in Gilead" (arr. Damien Sneed)
  • TRAD. "All night, all day" (arr. Damien Sneed)
  • TRAD. "Deep River" (arr. Damien Sneed)
  • TRAD. "Come by here dear Lord" (arr. Damien Sneed)

Audio

Verdi's "Brindisi"
Lawrence Brownlee, Tenor | Martin Katz, Piano
EMI Classics

This concert and the Pure Voice series are sponsored by the Jean & Jula Goldwurm Memorial Foundation in memory of Jula Goldwurm.

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