Description
What does homeland mean? Is it a place, a feeling, or a longing? With their program Narrow Sea, the Black Forest Percussion Group addresses this universal question. Curated by Lee Ferguson, the program combines works by Caroline Shaw, Matt Ulery, Hector Rufaro Mugani, and Erik Griswold, which tell of hope and departure, fear, loss, and the desire for belonging. The centerpiece is Caroline Shaw's Narrow Sea for percussion quartet, piano, and soprano. Together with pianist Elmar Schrammel and soprano Leonor Pereira Pinto, the piece unfolds an intense sound world where the longing of the Sacred-Harp texts becomes immediately tangible. Griswold's Fear, Ulery's Emigre and Exile, and Mugani's Hurukuru NaNyamasase also approach the question of homeland in different ways. Together, the works paint a multifaceted musical picture of homeland—as memory, longing, hope, and inner arrival. Cast: Leonor Pereira Pinto, Soprano
Elmar Schrammel, Piano
Timothée de la Morinerie
Lee Ferguson
Nanae Kubo
Ricardo Marini
all: Black Forest Percussion Group
Highlights
- Performance of Caroline Shaw's Narrow Sea
- Featuring soprano Leonor Pereira Pinto and pianist Elmar Schrammel
- Addresses the universal question of homeland
General Information
The Black Forest Percussion Group presents their program Narrow Sea, which explores the concept of homeland. The performance includes works by renowned composers and offers an intense sound world that examines various facets of homeland.
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June 2027
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