Brooklyn Art Song Society’s 2012-2013 Season Opening Night

What: Schubert: The Last Year Part 1
When: Friday, September 14th, 2012 8PM
Where: Brooklyn Conservatory of Music 58 7th Ave, Brooklyn, New York 11217 (Q to 7th Ave; 2/3 to Grand Army Plaza)
Who: Kyle Olive, baritone; Michael Brofman, Michael Djupstrom, Miori Sugiyama, piano
Price: $20 regular/$15 Seniors/$10 Students/ $2 streaming at www.LivLiveMusic.com/BrooklynConservatory
More Information: www.brooklynartsongsociety.org
Brooklyn Art Song Society’s 2012-2013 Season Opening Night
Brooklyn Art Song Society (BASS) is proud to announce its 2012-2013 season opener- part one of its four-part series Schubert: The Last Year. The program features three masterful piano four-hand works alongside some of the composer’s most beloved lieder. From charming songs like Die Sterne to the dramatic and monumental Fantasy in f minor, this concert displays the amazing emotional range of Schubert’s music. Artists include BASS regulars Michael Brofman (artistic director) and Miori Sugiyama- both praised as “excellent pianists” by the New York Times for their performance of Charles Ives complete songbook. Pianist-composer Michael Djupstrom makes his BASS debut and baritone Kyle Oliver sings in his first BASS performance since becoming a resident artist at Pittsburgh Opera. Also, as part of a new partnership with www.livlivemusic.com this concert will be streamed live at www.LivLiveMusic.com/BrooklynConservatory. Be sure not to miss this exciting event.
Program:
Lieder: Der Wallenstiener Lanknecht beim Trunk D. 931, Der Kreuzzug D. 932, Des Fischers Liebesgluck D 933, Die Sterne, D. 939, Herbst. D. 945, Widerschein D. 949, 
Kyle Oliver, baritone; Miori Sugiyama, piano
; Works for Piano 4-Hands: Fantasy in f minor D. 940, Allegro in a minor D. 947, Rondo in A Major D. 951
 Michael Brofman and Michael Djupstrom, piano