Music from the turn-of-the-20th-century by Horatio Parker, Harry Burleigh, and Antonin Dvorak

Copland House's annual culinary and musical gala is inspired this year by the immortal Bernstein-Sondheim song Somewhere. There’s a place for you ... at this magical evening supporting Copland House, where fearless creatives, virtuosos, audiences, and learners gather, share memorable discoveries, and create exhilarating adventures. And we honor the incomparable Judith Pisar, whose life has been devoted to making places for arts and artists to flourish, and whom architect Philip Johnson called “America’s Cultural Czarina in Europe." Featuring the World Premiere of a new narrator-and-piano version of Aaron Copland’s iconic, timely Lincoln Portrait.

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NPR's popular Tiny Desk (at Home) Concerts come to Copland's beloved studio (with his not-so-tiny desk in view!) for a short program featuring the Copland House Ensemble performing selections from the Duo for Flute and Piano (composed in that very room!), Sonata for Violin and Piano, and Three Moods for Piano. The program is available for streaming beginning on November 13th, and then accessible indefinitely.

Music from Copland House artists: Carol Wincenc, flute; Curtis Macomber, violin; and Michael Boriskin, piano.

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