Music, Difference, and the Pan American Dream
Carol Hess
Music of Latin America
Panel Discussion among Participants
Redes, the classic 1935 Mexican film
directed by Paul Strand with music
by Silvestre Revueltas. Released in 1936,
the film takes place in the fishing
community of Alvarado on the Gulf Coast
of Mexico, near the city of Veracruz.
It concerns the struggle of poor fishermen
to overcome exploitation.
and
Saludos Amigos, the 1942 Walt Disney
cartoon film, a light-hearted attempt to
support Pan Americanism by drawing
attention to certain South American locales
and traditions.
This event is free of charge.
Lynn Parr Mock, soprano
Shields-Collins Bray, piano
Toby Blumenthal, piano
Jessica Mathaes, violin
Virginia Dupuy, mezzo-soprano
Three Mexican Songs by Ponce
Première Sonate-Fantaisie
“Désespérance” by Villa-Lobos
Pampeana, No. 1 by Ginastera
Five Popular Argentine Songs
by Ginastera
Piano Sonata No. 1 by Ginastera
2:30 pm
Hewlett Room
Georgetown Public Library
A Master Class for Voice Students
with Virginia Dupuy
This event is free of charge
A Concert of Mariachi Music
and
Chaski (A Performance of Latin American
Traditional music for Flute and Harp)
Followed by fireworks.
This event is free of charge.
Sunday, May 27
3:15 pm
Pre-Concert Lecture
Lois Perkins Chapel
Southwestern University
Ellsworth Peterson
4:00 pm
Choral and Organ Concert
Lois Perkins Chapel
Southwestern University
David Polley, organ
Dana Zenobi, soprano
Cellists from CHAMPS
The San Gabriel Chorale
Kenny Sheppard, conductor
La Paloma Azul by Chávez
Toccata, Villancico y Fuga by Ginastera
Lamentations of Jeremiah by Ginastera
Aria from Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5
by Villa-Lobos
Ave Maria by Villa-Lobos
Magnificat-Alleluia by Villa-Lobos
