Thursday, May 1, 2008, 8 PM @ Merkin Hall
I HATE AND I LOVE

Dominick Argento’s graphic I Hate and I Love, based on poems by Catullus; Leonard Bernstein’s inimitable Missa Brevis, adapted from his score for Jean Anouilh’s The Lark; and Luigi Dallapiccola’s anti-fascist Canti de prigionia, which calls for drums, two pianos and harps, all feature the unusual and stirring combination of chorus and percussion. Don’t miss this exciting evening of some of the most intensely passionate choral music of the 20th century.

Program notes available here.

Tickets: $25 Door ($15 Student/Senior with proper ID)
Available at Merkin Hall box office.