Working with people of all ages and backgrounds as a teaching artist at the
Lincoln Center Institute, pianist-composer Beata Moon has espoused the philosophy
that making music (not just listening to it) offers another way of looking at
life. She’ll be in the studio to discuss her latest educational endeavor,
a music show on New York public television. Plus, composers Eleanor Cory and
Constance Cooper and writer-producer John Chodes stop by for a preview of Dante's
Cantos: From Hell to Paradise, which features new chamber and vocal music based
on The Divine Comedy.
Among Beata Moon’s commissions are Moonpaths for clarinet, violin, and piano, and Dolphins & Antelopes for solo piano, electric violin, vibraphone, and percussion, from the modern dance group SENSEDANCE.
More about Beata Moon
Among Beata Moon’s commissions are Moonpaths for clarinet, violin, and piano, and Dolphins & Antelopes for solo piano, electric violin, vibraphone, and percussion, from the modern dance group SENSEDANCE.
More about Beata Moon
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