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Kunal Lahiry

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Mezzo-soprano

Fleur Barron

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soprano

Mezzosopran

The Power and the Glory

New York City

United States

Weill Recital Hall

The Power and the Glory: Cinco canciones negras Montsalvatge (+9 More)

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Concert

Cinco canciones negras

31 cantos del alma vernácula

Song of Love and Death

Five songs with verses by Juana de Ibarbourou

The Song of the Earth

3 Lieder, Op.48

Ich wandre durch Theresienstadt

The Seven Deadly Sins

Ragamalika

Sheherazade, M.41

Saurav Kumar

Approved

Chinese Folksong, Fengyang Flower Drum 鳳陽花鼓 (Fleur Barron, Julius Drake)

Mezzo-soprano and BBC New Generation Artist Fleur Barron—called “a knockout performer” by London’s The Times—brings “The Power and the Glory” to Weill Recital Hall in her Carnegie Hall debut. Across 150 years of music and poetry, plus several traditions, the program presents a diverse and empathetic reflection on empires and identities, exploring colonial history through works by Montsalvatge, Valcárcel, Messiaen, Lecuona, G. Mahler, Schoenberg, I. Weber, Weill/Brecht, Delage, Kamala Sankaram, Ravel, Zubaida Azezi / Edo Frenkel, and Huang Ruo, plus a US premiere by Kian Ravaei and traditional Chinese selections. Alongside pianist Kunal Lahiry, Barron has performed this powerful program at the Aix-en-Provence Festival and top venues in London, Barcelona, Berlin, and beyond.

English

The Power and the Glory by Montsalvatge, Valcárcel, Teodoro, Messiaen, Lecuona, Mahler, Schoenberg, Arnold, Weber, I., Weill, Delage, Ravel, Nuo (2025/2025), Carnegie Hall, New York City, United States

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