This document provides suggestions for designing art song recital programs, including choosing songs by theme, composer, or poet; incorporating instruments beyond piano; focusing on women composers and poets; and considering staging, costuming, and props. It also discusses interpretive aspects of art song performance such as balancing fidelity to the score with creative expression, and the collaborative relationship between singer and accompanist.
This document provides suggestions for designing art song recital programs, including choosing songs by theme, composer, or poet; incorporating instruments beyond piano; focusing on women composers and poets; and considering staging, costuming, and props. It also discusses interpretive aspects of art song performance such as balancing fidelity to the score with creative expression, and the collaborative relationship between singer and accompanist.
This document provides suggestions for designing art song recital programs, including choosing songs by theme, composer, or poet; incorporating instruments beyond piano; focusing on women composers and poets; and considering staging, costuming, and props. It also discusses interpretive aspects of art song performance such as balancing fidelity to the score with creative expression, and the collaborative relationship between singer and accompanist.
This document provides suggestions for designing art song recital programs, including choosing songs by theme, composer, or poet; incorporating instruments beyond piano; focusing on women composers and poets; and considering staging, costuming, and props. It also discusses interpretive aspects of art song performance such as balancing fidelity to the score with creative expression, and the collaborative relationship between singer and accompanist.
Examples of weaker groups: Song Choices for Different Occasions Ramping Up the Recital: Thinking Outside the Box Making Imaginative Choices Song Groups With Different Design More One-Poet Groups Song Groups Using One Poem, Different Musical Settings Song Groups That Feature One Character or Linked Characters Adding Instruments to the Mix A Selected List of Vocal Works With Instruments Women Poets / Women Composers More Design Topics on the Subject of Women Theme Recitals Crossovers in the Concert Hall What do you want the audience to remember? Adding props, costumes, or staging to the art song Chapter 6 The Performance of Art Song The Artistic Quest What Do You Put First? Yourself or the Music? The Singer as a Conduit The Final Goal: An Organic Performance Interpretation and Individuality Imagination and Creativity Shaping Phrases Creatively Performance Is a Collaborative Effort The Singer-Pianist Duo Working With the Composer Matters of Style The Art Song Recital: Art or Entertainment? How Much Is Too Much?—Some Thoughts on Dramatization Le bon gout?