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DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Max T.\nMusicians: Max Tan\n\nDear friends\,\n\nA sec
 ond season of live-streaming continues from my New York apartment! Not onl
 y is this the first stream of this season of "Max Tan and Friends\," it is
  also my first interactive Groupmuse masterclass event AND a fundraiser fo
 r my debut CD recording this November. Please join me to learn more!\n\nTh
 is lecture-recital focuses on Chausson's Poème and its many different ver
 sions. I will first present the story behind this magnificent work and dis
 cuss its many different versions with performance excerpts. We will have a
  chance to discuss the implications of these different versions on how we 
 listen to music and what meaning it may hold for each of us. The event wil
 l conclude with an informal recording of an unpublished version of the Cha
 usson's Poème for violin\, piano\, and organ. This musical work is the ce
 nterpiece of my debut CD.\n\nFor a more formal abstract of this talk/perfo
 rmance\, please see below. It would also help me greatly if you could shar
 e this event with friends and fellow music lovers who might enjoy this or 
 consider supporting this fundraiser. More details to come at the event. I 
 hope to see you all very soon.\n\nWarmly\,\nMax\n\nPresentation abstract:\
 nAlthough the Poème by French composer Ernest Chausson is highly regarded
  as a staple of the violin repertory\, the story of its evolving score fro
 m conception to five different known versions today have been largely unex
 plored. Its conception has been loosely attributed as an adaptation of Iva
 n Turgenev’s novella The Song of Triumphant Love. The music more accurat
 ely symbolizes a remarkable friendship and collaboration between Chausson 
 and the Belgian violinist Eugene Ysaÿe. This talk will discuss how the fi
 ve different versions relate\, examining the musical provenance of an unpu
 blished arrangement created by Ysaÿe for violin\, piano\, and organ nearl
 y 30 years after Chausson’s death. An informal recording of the arrangem
 ent will be premiered at the conclusion of the talk. Artistic implications
  regarding how performers treat the ‘musical-work’ concept\, freedom v
 ersus spontaneity in interpretation\, and the prescriptive versus descript
 ive nature of musical scores will be addressed.
LOCATION:New York City
SUMMARY:Max Tan and Friends [CD Fundraiser Launch]: The Evolving Score of C
 hausson's Poeme
URL:https://www.groupmuse.com/events/11843-max-tan-and-friends-cd-fundraise
 r-launch-the-evolving-score-of-chausson-s-poeme
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