Our March MUTD program, entitled Reveries, will feature performances by Schwob faculty member Dr. Henry Kramer, the L. Rexford Whiddon Distinguished Professor of piano. He will play Alexander Scriabin’s fiendishly difficulty Sonata No. 5, Alberto Ginastera’s Danzas Argentinas, and excerpts from Maurice Ravel’s gorgeous Le Tombeau de Couperin. We will conclude with three magical performances by the Schwob University Singers under the direction of Addison Walton. They will present Johannes Brahms’ beautiful In Stiller Nacht, and two works by Morten Lauridsen including his haunting Soneto de la Noche, and his heartfelt Sure on this Shining Night. These incredible performances will be supported by designs created by our Omnisphere Theater director and amazing visionary, Lance Tankersley.

Reception at 5 pm with wine and cheese, and 45-minute concert at 5:37pm!