This program explores the rich tapestry of folk traditions across continents, as Poulenc, Martinu, Bartók, and Beach transform songs of the people into works of striking originality and color. From French wit to Czech dance rhythms, Hungarian folk intensity to American lyricism, these pieces reveal how local voices can speak with universal resonance. We are especially delighted to welcome our guests: oboist Emily Pailthorpe, celebrated for her expressive tone and adventurous repertoire, and cellist Fred Edelen, whose artistry brings an added depth and vibrancy to this journey through global folk inspirations.
Guest Emily Pailthorpe, Oboe
Anastasia Antonacos, Piano
Guest Fred Edelen, Cello
Tracey Jasas-Hardel, Violin
Run Time: 90 minutes
Free RSVP for All Ages is available online for this event.
portland
conservatory
of music
This newly renovated space at 28 Neal St in Portland’s idyllic West End features a stage constructed out of the pews originally housed in the former church’s space at PCM. The performance space now seats approximately 150.
28 Neal Street
Portland, ME, 04102
