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Loss and Remembrance

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Thursday, September 11, 2008

We mark today's date with music of loss and remembrance, as well as self-reflection. In addition to works by Morten Lauridsen, Gabriel Fauré, and John Tavener, we feature Tibetan composer/performer Yungchen Lhamo's plaintive memorial hymn, "9/11."

Other Music on Tonight's Playlist Includes:

Eric Ewazen / Ballade for Clarinet and Piano
Gabriel Faure / "La Chanson d'Eve," Op. 95 (The Song of Eve)
Alexander Scriabin / Six Early pieces
David Lang / "Under Orpheus"
Aaron Copland / In the Beginning
Richard Strauss / Metamorphosen

This week's question at the Evening Music Blog:
What type of change is needed to shore up general appreciation and support for the arts? Is it a function of government, or is there something we should be doing as arts enthusiasts?
Weigh in with your opinion

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