2021-12-13 Student Recital

Still wie die Nacht      Carl Bohm 

                                                                                                                        (1844-1920)

Sam Kasem-Beg ‘22, voice

Patrice Newman, piano

Ombra mai fu                         G.F. Handel 

from Xerxes             (1685-1759)

Brielle Blood ‘24, voice

Patrice Newman, piano

Sebben Crudele                  Antonio Caldara 

  from La Costanza in Amor (1670-1736)

Myriam Gruber ‘23, voice

Patrice Newman, piano

The Christmas Song                              Mel Torme (1925-1999)

Robert Weli (1922-1998)

Piper Burke ‘22, voice

Patrice Newman, piano

Prelude and Fugue in G Minor BWV 558      Johann Sebastian Bach

            (1685-1750)

Jessica Bailey ‘23, organ

Once Upon a December     Stephen Flaherty

    from Anastasia        (b. 1960)

Katherine Rubel ‘24, voice

Patrice Newman, piano

Still Hurting           Jason Robert Brown

    from The Last Five Years                  (b. 1970)

Caroline Ruggiano ‘22, voice

Patrice Newman, piano

 Bei Mӓnnern                      Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

from The Magic Flute (1756-1791)

Emily Greenslit ’22, voice

Sam Kasem-Beg ‘22, voice

Patrice Newman, piano

Falling                     Yiruma

   from From the Yellow Room        (b. 1978)

Chi Pham ‘24, piano

Sonata in D major for piano four-hands, K.381           Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

I Allegro              (1756-1791)

II Andante

Valentina Baehrle ‘24, piano

                                                    Patrice Newman, piano

Cello Suite in C major, BWV 1009      Johann Sebastian Bach

VII. Gigue                                                                                             (1685-1750)

Matthew Gottfried ‘25, cello

La Campanella               Franz Liszt

             (1811-1886)

Jordan Groff ‘22, piano

Connecticut College students have the opportunity to take free music lessons through the Jack Niblack ’98 Music Lessons Fund. Jack greatly enjoyed music lessons during his time at Connecticut College, and his family established this fund in his memory.