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SUMMARY:French Music and Poems:  Violin and Piano Duo
DESCRIPTION:
 Program\n
 A selection of fin-de-siècle and early 
 20th-century French music for violin and piano, 
 with readings of poetry by the French Symbolists 
 whose works had a resounding influence 
 on the musical circles of their time.\n
 \n
 Camille 
 Saint-Saëns (1835-1921)\n
 Triptyque, Op. 
 136 \n
 I.	Prémice\n
 II.	Vision congolaise\n
 III.	Joyeuseté\n
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 "Mon 
 cœur s'ouvre à ta voix" 
 from Samson et Dalila, arr. violin/piano\n
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 Gabriel 
 Fauré (1845-1924)\n
 Pavane, Op. 
 50 arr. violin/piano\n
 Romance, Op. 28 \n
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 Olivier Messiaen (1908-1992)\n
 Thème et variations\n
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 Erik 
 Satie (1866-1925)\n
 Choses vues à 
 droit et à gauche (sans lunettes)\n
 I.	Chorale 
 hypocrite\n
 II.	Fugue à tâtons\n
 III.	Fantaisie 
 musculaire\n
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 Claude Debussy (1862-1918)\n
 Sonata in G minor for Violin and Piano, L. 140\n
 I.	Allegro 
 vivo\n
 II.	Intermède: Fantasque 
 et léger\n
 III.	Finale: Très animé\n
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 With poems 
 by Paul Verlaine, Charles Baudelaire, Maurice 
 Maeterlinck, and Jean Cocteau\n
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 Performer 
 Bios\n
 \n
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 Hayne Kim, violin\n
 Korean-American 
 violinist Hayne Kim leads a distinctive musical 
 career as a performer and educator that 
 has brought her around the world. She made her 
 solo Carnegie Hall debut at the age of 16, 
 and has performed as a soloist with the Lansing 
 Symphony Orchestra and the Tuscia Operafestival 
 orchestra in Viterbo, Italy. An active 
 chamber musician, Hayne has collaborated with 
 reputed artists such as Alexander Markov and 
 Clive Greensmith, and performed for diverse 
 occasions ranging from ensemble performances 
 at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center to intimate 
 gatherings at the home of Thailand's Princess 
 Maha Chakri Sirindhorn.\n
 \n
 Taking a special 
 interest in contemporary music, Kim is the 
 violinist and co-founder of Círculo Trio, an 
 ensemble dedicated to exploring and presenting 
 new and/or underperformed works alongside 
 standard repertoire. Projects that the trio has 
 commissioned include The Triumph of Time, 
 an adaptation of Shakespeare's play The Winter's 
 Tale for actor and trio with original music, 
 and a collaboration with Bangkok City Ballet 
 for Thea Musgrave's theatrical chamber work, 
 Pierrot. \n
 \n
 Kim holds degrees from the Manhattan 
 School of Music and MSU. Her past mentors 
 include Lyman Bodman, Grigory Kalinovsky, 
 and Dmitri Berlinsky. Dedicated to sharing 
 her experiences with up-and-coming generations 
 of musicians, she served as a faculty member 
 of Princess Galyani Vadhana Institute of Music 
 in Bangkok, Thailand, from 2017-2022.\n
 \n
 Zhao 
 Wang, piano\n
 Chinese-born pianist Zhao 
 Wang is currently the Director of Accompanying 
 at the Central Michigan University School of 
 Music. Dr. Wang has performed in the cities 
 of Germany, Italy, Spain, Canada, Thailand, 
 Japan, the United States, and China. As an avid 
 chamber musician, she frequently collaborates 
 in concerts and recordings with renowned 
 faculty members at prestigious universities and 
 orchestras. She is a founding member of Círculo 
 Trio, a clarinet-violin-piano trio which 
 has been a featured guest ensemble at Thailand 
 International Composition Festival, received 
 the Verdehr Trio endowment at MSU, and presented 
 multiple interdisciplinary musical works 
 alongside traditional repertoire in concert 
 tours in the recent years. In addition to 
 appearances with Círculo trio, Dr. Wang has also 
 performed regularly at Henri Selmer Summer 
 Academy, Interlochen Center for the Arts, Music 
 Festival at Walnut Hill, and Chengjiang 
 Chamber Music Series in China. Wang received 
 her bachelor's and master's degrees from Eastman 
 School of Music, with a PhD from MSU, all 
 in piano performance. She also received two 
 additional master's degrees in collaborative 
 piano and piano pedagogy from MSU.\n
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 Price: free\n
 Sponsor: public\n
 Contact name: Bob Patterer\n
 Contact email: events@frib.msu.edu\n
 for more info visit the web at:\n 
 https://frib.msu.edu/gateway/events/concert-26may2023.html\n
LOCATION:Facility for Rare Isotope Beams
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