The event, directed by Jane McMahan, who teaches voice and vocal repertoire at Barnard, will take place in the elegant Sulzberger Parlor of Barnard Hall, Broadway at 117th Street. Elizabeth Rodgers, a noted solo pianist and accompanist who is valued by American singers for her sensitive interpretations of art song and lieder, will be at the piano for the entire evening. Ilya Levtov, a cellist in the joint Columbia-Juilliard program, will join the group, as will David Goldfarb, a professor in Barnard's Slavic Department, on trombone. The program explores a wide-ranging repertoire by Bach, Mozart, Schubert, Robert Schumann, Clara Schumann, Brahms, Wolf, Mahler, Strauss, Mendelssohn, Sch nberg, and Weill.
Admission is free.
Members of the audience are free to come and go as the spirit moves them. This program is produced by Wendy Park, a Barnard music student.