Tremün: Celebrating Indigenous Roots Concert

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Presented by Notes for Growth Foundation

Friday, October 15, 2021 8 PM Weill Recital Hall

Tremün, meaning "growth" in the Mapuche language Mapudungun, champions music of and inspired by indigenous peoples around the world, including Perú, México, Jamaica, and Chile. This performance will feature premieres by Latinx composers Patricio Molina, Ramón Catalán, Aina Sandoval, Carlos Zamora, and Sebastián Vergara with Mapuche-poets Roxana Miranda Rupailaf and María Lara Millapan. Soprano Verónica Villarroel will also sing Northern Chilean indigenous songs.

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Performers

Alejandro Mendoza, Violin

Anna Keiserman, Piano

Claudia Peñailillo, Clarinet

Daniel Lamas, Viola

Darwin Cosme, Flute

Enriqueta Somarriba, Piano

Flor Cruz Longoria, Flute

Mallory Molina, Soprano

Patricio Molina, Piano

Ramón Catalán, Piano

Sonya Headlam, Soprano

Verónica Villarroel, Soprano

Program

SEBASTIÁN VERGARA Kuruf (World Premiere)

CARLOS ZAMORA Vocalíce (World Premiere)

AINA SANDOVAL Otoño en Tierra del Fuego (World Premiere)

RAMÓN CATALÁN Nocturne Elegie (World Premiere)

PATRICIO MOLINA Kecha Tregüfle (World Premiere)

Event Information

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