BoCoCelli: Boston Conservatory Cello Ensemble

Name: BoCoCelli: Boston Conservatory Cello Ensemble
Start: 2023-04-22T20:00:00-04:00
End: 2023-04-22

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Saturday / April 22, 2023 / 8:00 p.m. (EDT)

Studio 106

132 Ipswich Street (Richard Ortner Studio Building), Floor 1—Studio 106

Boston

02115

United States

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Boston Conservatory’s student cello octet, BoCoCelli, performs a world premiere by composer Mischa Salkind-Pearl, along with other contemporary and traditional repertoire.

Program Information

Repertoire

HEITOR VILLA LOBOS: Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5 (1938)
I. Ária (Cantilena)

Laura Santamaria-Mendez (B.M. '23), soprano
Andrés Celis (B.M. '25), cello
Jianze Qi (B.M. '23), cello
Elaina Spiro (B.M. '24), cello
Luis Tovar (B.M. '24), cello
Jerrel Martin (G.P.D. '23), cello
Claire Bostick (B.M. '23), cello
Jayne Wong (M.M. '24), cello
Ricardo Sardiñas (G.P.D. '24), cello

MISCHA SALKIND-PEARL: Oceans—Waves Merge with the Bright Sky (2013)

Jianze Qi (B.M. '23), cello
Elaina Spiro (B.M. '24), cello
Andrés Celis (B.M. '25), cello
Luis Tovar (B.M. '24), cello
Ricardo Sardiñas (G.P.D. '24), cello

DAVID POPPER: Requiem (1892)

Jerrel Martin (G.P.D. '23), cello
Jayne Wong (M.M. '24), cello
Claire Bostick (B.M. '23), cello
Daniel Goldsmith (M.M. '24), piano

MISCHA SALKIND-PEARL: Premiere (2023)

Jianze Qi (B.M. '23), cello
Andrés Celis (B.M. '25), cello
Elaina Spiro (B.M. '24), cello
Luis Tovar (B.M. '24), cello
Jerrel Martin (G.P.D. '23), cello
Claire Bostick (B.M. '23), cello
Jayne Wong (M.M. '24), cello
Ricardo Sardiñas (G.P.D. '24), cello

Text and Translations

HEITOR VILLA LOBOS: Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5
Lyrics by Ruth V. Correa

In the evening, a dreamy, pretty cloud, slow and transparent, covers outer space with pink. In the infinite, the moon rises sweetly, beautifying the evening like a friendly girl who prepares herself and dreamily makes the evening beautiful. A soul anxious to be pretty shouts to the sky, the land, all of Nature. The birds silence themselves to her complaints, and the sea reflects all of her wealth. The gentle light of the moon now awakens the cruel saudade that laughs and cries. In the evening, a dreamy, pretty cloud, slow and transparent, covers outer space with pink.

Ensemble

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