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Vivian Fine Arnold Schoenberg Monday, March MUSIC AT BENNINGTON PRESENTS ... VIVIAN FINE THE FLICKER for solo flute and MADRIGAL! SPIRITUAL! for trumpet and string quartet "This concert is made possible in part through the generous ARNOLD SCHOENBERG support of Judith Rosenberg Hoffberger '54 and the Henry and STRING QUARTET NO. 2 with Soprano Ruth Blaustein Rosenberg Foundation." A special "Thank You" to the President's Office for the reception. The next concert in the Spring Concert Series: Music at Bennington will present A Solo Guitar Concert MONDAY, MARCH 17,1997 by John Arnold, on Friday, March 21, 1997, 8 p.m., Deane 8:00P.M. Carriage Barn. DEANE CARRIAGE BARN WELCOME: Marianne Finckel Viuian fJine, b.1913 in Chicago, Illinois is an American The Flicker for Solo Flute (1973) Vivian Fine composer and pianist. She became a scholarship piano student at the (b.1913) Chicago Musical College when only five years old. Later she studied the piano with Alexander Scriabin's pupil Djane Lavoie-Herz and Alison Hale,flute harmony and composition with Ruth Crawford and Adolf Weidig. After moving to New York in 1931 she began to perform professionally. Later she studied the piano with Abby Whiteside and composition with Roger Sessions. Madrigali Spirituali (1989) Vivian Fine for Trumpet and String Quartet Fine's early compositions are in a stem dissonant, mostly contrapuntal idiom which later turned markedly milder, almost Hibernal String Quartet diatonic (The Race of Life and Concertante for piano and orchestra). Rolf Schulte, Andrea Schultz, violins Soon, however, she returned to her dissonant style, although now less forbidding and with a wider expressive range, including a delightful Masako Yanagita, viola - Michael Finckel, cello sense of humour, as is evident in A Guide to the Life Expectancy of a Ron Anderson, trumpet Rose, an operatic setting of an article from the gardening page of a newspaper. Works such as Paean and Missa brevis employ free, multilineal textures. A brief introduction to Schoenberg's work will be presented by: Stephen Siegel, composer-in-residence For several years Fine was a composer and accompanist for modern dance groups led by Doris Humphrey, Charles Weidman and Hanya Holm. In addition to composing she has taught at New York String Quartet No. 2 Arnold Schoenberg University (1945-8),the Juilliard School (1948), and Bennington with Soprano Op. 10, F#minor (1907) (1874-1951) College, Vermont (1964-88). She was one of the founders of the ACA, serving as its vice-president from 1961 to 1965. She was also music 1) Massis director of the Rothschild Foundation (1953-60). Her honours include 2) Sehr rasch the Dollard Award (1966), a Ford Foundation grant (1970), an award from the American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters (1979), 3) Langsam A Guggenheim Fellowship (1980), and grants from the Martha Baird (Litanei Stefan George) Rockefeller and Alice B. Ditson foundations (1981). Among her many 4) Sehr Iangsam commissioned works are the ballet Alcestis (Martha Graham), (Enstriikung Stefan George) Drama for Orchestra (San Francisco Symphony Orchestra), and the Piano Trio (Mincourt Trio). Her recorded works include a suite form Ida Faiella, soprano Alcestis, Concertante for piano and orchestra, Missa brevis, Hibernal String Quartet Momenti,Paean, Brass Quartet, and Sinfonia and Fugato, all on the CRI label. Rolf Schulte, Andrea Schultz, violins Masako Yanagita, viola - Michael Finckel, cello W.12!R!JCS -VS-V:Jfl.N !JS-.N~ li. 1913 _(Bennington College- 1964-1988) Stage Works The Race of Life for Doris Humphreys (pf, percussion) 1937 Opus 51 for Charles Weidman (pf) 1938 I feel the air from another planet. Tragic Exodus for Hanya Holm (vln, pf) 1939 Through the darkness pale the visions They Too are Exiles for Hanya Holm (pf. 4 hands) 1939 That smiled upon me just before. A Guide to the Life Expectancy of a Rose (S.T. fl, cl, vn, vc, harp) And trees and roads I knew and loved 1956 Dim in memory, and you shining, Alcestis for Martha Graham (orch.) 1960 Beloved shadow - caller of my grief - My Son, My Enemy for Jose Limon (str, qt, pf, perc.) 1965 Are now extinguished in lower depths The Women in the Garden (chamber opera) 1978 So that, after the warring passions, you are (Characters: Gertrude Stein,Virginia Woolf, to behold with pious shivers. Emily Dickinson, Isadora Duncan) I lose myself in sound, circling, weaving The Lives of Uliana Rooney (7 instruments, plus film) 1993 with bottomless gratitude and unnamed praise Opera in the form of a Newsreel submitting without desire to the big breath of being. Orchestral I am overcome by impetuous wailing Elegiac Song (Piece for muted Strings) 1937 In ecstasy of sanctification where fervent cries Dance Suite (4 dances from_The Race of Life) 1938 by praying women prone in dust implore: Concertante (pf, orchestra) 1943-4 Then I see fragrant vapors lifting Alcestis (Suite for orchestra) 1960 in a vast, clear and sunlit expanse Concerto for piano, strings, percussion 1972 That stretches among the farthest mountain Romantic Ode (vln, va, vc, str. orch) (1976) peaks Drama for Orchestra (Commission from San Francisco Orch) 1982 The ground beneath my feet, white and soft like Poetic Fires (pf, orch) 1984 whey, shakes, gently. After the Tradition (for By Area Women's Philharmonic) 1988 I climb across frightful gorges. I feel how beyond the last clouds Chamber Music I swim in a sea of crystal glowing­ 4 pieces for 2 flutes 1930 I am but a spark of the holy fire Divertimento (ob, cl, bn, tpt, pf, perc) 1933 (I am) But a droning of the holy voice. Lyric Piece (vc, pf) 1937 Oboe Sonatina (also arr. for vln or vc and piano) 1939 3 pieces (vln, pf) 1940 Translations by: Rolf Schulte Capriccio (ob, str. trio) 1946 Divertomento (vc, perc) 1951 Violin Sonata 1952 Composition (str. qt.) 1954) String Quartet 1957 Duo for flute and viola 1961 3 pieces (fl, bn, harp) 1961 Chamber Music (Continued) Fantasy (vc, pf) 1962 Dreamscape (3 fl, vc, pf, perc) 1964 !JI!XSS Concertina (pf and perc. ensemble) 1965 by Stefan George for the third and fourth movements of Chamber Concerto (solo vc, ob, vn, va, vc, db,pf) 1966 Schoenberg's String Quartet No. 2, with soprano, op. 10 F# minor Quintet (Str. trio, tpt, harp) 1967 Missa Brevis (4 celli, mezzo-soprano soundtrack) 1972 1866 Meeting for Equal Rights (singers, 3 conductors) 1976 Brass Quartet (2 tpt, hn, b trbn) 1978 Lieder (va, pf) 1979 For a bust of Erik Satie (sop, contralto, narrator, fl, hn, trt, vc,db,trbn) 1979 Dark is the sadness that envelops me. Nightingales- motet (fl, ob, vn, 2 va, db) 1979 (Once) again, Lord, I enter into thy house Music for Flute, Oboe and Violoncello 1980 Long was the journey, feeble are the limbs, Pianoforte trio 1980 Hollow are the vessels, full only the pain. Quintet (ob, cl, vn, vc, pf) 1985 Thirsting tongue longs for (the) wine. Quartet for Brass (2 trt, hn, b. trbn) 1985 Hard was the fight, numb is my arm. Emily's Images (fl, pf) 1987 Grant thou a rest to faltering feet, Ma's in Orbit - the 30's revisited (pf, vn, vc, perc.) 1987 Feed the hungry, break thy bread! Victorian Songs (high vee, cl, fl, vn, va, vc) 1988 Faint is my breath, calling out for dream. Madrigali Spirituali (trt, str. qt.) 1989 Hollow are the hands, feverish my mouth. Lend thy coolness, quench the fires, Solo Instrument Extinguish all hope. Send forth thy light! Solo for Oboe 1929 Embers still glow openly in the heart, 4 Polyphonic Pianoforte Pieces 1931-2 In innermost depths still wakes a scream. Music for Study (pf) 1938-41 Kill all the longing, close the wound! 5 Preludes (pf) 1939-41 Take from me the loving, give me thy bliss! Suite in E flat (pf) 1940 Rhapsody on a Russian Folk Song (pf) 1944 Chaconne (pf) 1947 Solo #2 for Oboe 1949 Melos (vc or db) 1964 Song of Persephone (via) 1964 Movement for Solo Flute 1973 The Flicker (fl) (arr. for pf. rt-hand) 1973 Discourse of Goatherds (trbn) 1989 Momenti (pf) Pizzicato Fanfare (vc) 1986 Toccatas and Arias for Harpsichord 1990 Choral Paen for narratorI singer ( womens chorus and brass ensemble) 1969 "My Sledge and Hammer Ly Reclined" (chorus, brass,perc,strings) .
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