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A Classical Cabaret: Stories in Song, Baritone, Richard Fey: piano, Dmitriy Cogan

A Classical Cabaret: Stories in Song, Baritone, Richard Fey: piano, Dmitriy Cogan

Lakeshore, SF

Thu, September 26, 2019, at 7:00 PM, PDT
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    • Drinking policy
    Bring your own drinks
    Wheelchair access
    Not wheelchair accessible

    This is a groupmuse

    A live concert in a living room, backyard, or another intimate space. They're casual and friendly, hosted by community members.

    Host

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    Richard F.

    Some costumes will be included to enhance the meaning of this wide range stories on song, old ballads and opera. Richard enjoys moving people with his beautiful voice in both laughter and sometimes tears.

    Host: Nelda Kilguss
    Musicians: Richard Fey, baritone; Dmitriy Cogan, pianist

    Doors open 6:30; concert 7:00

    With fine pianist, Dmitriy Cogan, Richard presents an interesting and diverse program with a mixture of serious and entertaining repertoire. As a host I especially enjoy opera in English and this program will include three arias from Mozart’s “Marriage of Figaro” which SF Opera will soon produce. Richard has been known to add a costume here or there to enhance the meaning, which was popular at his first groupmuse.

    G.F. Handel’s “See the Raging Flames’
    British composers in tales both reflective and brash
    Lush Cole Porter standards
    German lieder
    French song
    Figaro’s arias
    Mussorgsky’s “Song of the Flea”

    Richard Fey's first groupmuse in my home was a huge, interesting and fun success. Welcome!!!

    What's the music?

    Benjamin Britten (folk song arrangements)
    Frank Bridge (British post-romantic)
    George Butterworth (Brit. post-romantic)
    Cole Porter (3 old standards)
    Schubert & Schumann lieder: "Der Hidalgo" & Auf der Brück
    Gabriel Faure: "Le Papillon et la fleur," "Après un rêve," and "Fleur Jeteè"
    Mozart: three opera arias in English from "The Marriage of Figaro"
    Mussorgsky: "Song of the Flea

    Location

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