Gerald Finley and Julius Drake [Concert]

including Schubert’s breakout version of “Erlkönig.” The second half features songs and romances of Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff--literature that displays the beautiful traditions of Russian songwriting.
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Pre-Concert Lecture"Spring Flood: Russian and German Romances"Harlow Robinson, Distinguished University Professor, Northeastern University6:30 pm–Whittall Pavilion
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Program
BEETHOVEN"Neue Liebe, neues Leben," op. 75/2"Wonne der Wehmut," op. 83/1"Mit einem gemalten Band," op. 83/3"Aus Goethe's Faust," op. 75/3
SCHUBERT"Prometheus," D.674"Geistes Gruss," D.142"An den Mond," D.259"Rastlose Liebe," D.138"An Schwager Kronos," D.369"Schäfers Klagelied," D.121"Wandrers Nachtlied II," D.768“Erlkönig," D.328
TCHAIKOVSKY"Don Juan's Serenade," op. 38/1"At the ball," op. 38/3"None but the lonely heart," op. 6/6"Over burning ashes," op. 25/2
RACHMANINOFF"O stay, my love," op. 4/1"In the silence of the secret night," op. 4/3"Fate," op. 21/1"On the death of a linnet," op. 21/8"Christ is risen," op. 26/6"Spring flood," op. 14/11SELECTIONS FROM FAVORITE FOLKSONGS
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