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Transatlantic Conversations: Black Renaissance Pianism across the Pond

New World Symphony

Wed, February 08th @ 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm EST

Samantha Ege

Wednesday, February 8, 2023 at 7:30 PM | New World Center, Truist Pavilion

  • Samantha Ege, piano
  • William Eddins, conductor
  • Noah Sonderling, piano
  • Wesley Ducote, piano

Don’t miss this: British musicologist and pianist Dr. Samantha Ege shares moving and memorable piano-centric music by influential Black composers including Amanda Aldridge, Harry T. Burleigh and Robert Nathaniel Dett. Joining Dr. Ege in performance and discussion are conductor and NWS alum William Eddins and NWS’s current Piano Fellows. Book tickets.

This concert is part of the I Dream a World festival. Click here for a full listing of festival events.

I Dream a World: The Harlem Renaissance in Europe

Picture this: It’s 1938, Paris. You’re at Chez Bricktop, the glamourous nightclub where café society rubs shoulders with the likes of Josephine Baker, Cole Porter and Ernest Hemingway. A woman takes the stage, and she starts to sing… 

This year’s I Dream a World festival takes us on a tour through interwar Europe to meet the Black musicians who transformed art and culture on both sides of the Atlantic. Over the course of two weeks, join New World Symphony for closer look at the pivotal moment in music that went on to shape early jazz and inspire composers like Ravel and Stravinsky. 

I Dream a World Festival Pass | A Festival Pass is your ticket to two weeks of live music, film, art and learning. For $150 or less, attend as many events as you’d like by showing your festival pass at the door. Click here to choose a Festival Pass.

Details

Date:
Wed, February 08th
Time:
7:30 pm - 9:30 pm EST
Website:
https://nws.edu/events-tickets/concerts/i-dream-a-world-music-for-keyboard/

Venue

New World Symphony
500 17th Street
Miami Beach, FL 33139 United States
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