A KALEIDOSCOPEOF LOVE SONGS

A KALEIDOSCOPEOF LOVE SONGS

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Thu, Mar 4, 2027
7:00 PM
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The Italian Songbook of Hugo Wolf FEATURING: Jazmin DeRice, mezzo soprano Aaron Engebreth, baritone Anastasia Antonacos, piano Composer Hugo Wolf wrote colorful and imaginative settings of these poems from Italy in the late Romantic era. Love songs from beginning to end, yes – but also contained in these pages are songs of jealousy, songs of lifelong dedication, songs of power struggles, unequal gender roles, unrequited love, difficult in-laws, and so much more. Come for the conversational quality, leave with a sense that humans have shared similar feelings and struggles for centuries. Best of all, watch mezzo-soprano Jazmin DeRice and baritone Aaron Engebreth make it all come alive on stage. ALL AGES prices are available online for this event. Per ticket service fee is based on a percentage of the ticket price. Thursday, March 4, 2027 7PM Pay-What-You-Can - Minimum $7 Suggested Standard Price of $24 (including fees) Crewe Center for the Arts - Margaret Griswold-White Performance Hall Crewe Center for the arts MARGARET GRISWOLD-WHITE PERFORMANCE HALL The Crewe Center for the Arts is an architecturally stunning facility. . .and so much more! It’s a home for excellence in music, visual arts, book arts, and theatre. It’s an LEED Gold certified sustainable building, designed with cutting-edge acoustics and smart technology. Above all, “the Crewe” is a symbol of vision, innovation, and shared purpose. 111 Bedford St, Portland, ME 04101

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