Music: Sun Apr 19

Composers and the vows they take: from the Freemasons Mozart and Haydn, to the Hieronymite Antonio Soler and the Abbé Liszt, this morning’s solo piano music flowed from the pens of adherents to religious orders and societies. Mompou’s Música callada (Slient Music) takes its title from the teachings of the 16^th-century Spanish Carmelite friar San Juan de la Cruz, who wrote of “Silent music; sonorous solitude.” Elsewhere, the CUUC Choir is on hand with statements of faith and idealism from diverse cultures. Read on for programming details.

Centering Music: Adam Kent, piano
Rondo in D Major, K. 485

                                    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Liebestraume No. 3

                                    Franz Liszt

Opening Music:
Sonata in C-sharp Minor, Hob. XVI:36

I.               Moderato

Franz Joseph Haydn

Anthem: CUUC Choir directed by Lisa N. Meyer and accompanied by Georgianna Pappas

I Dream A World

 Martha Sullivan, poem by Langston Hughes and #6 - by

Musical Meditation:
Música callada Vol. IV

            22. Molto lento e tranquillo

                                                Federico Mompou

Anthem:
Takadamu (Lead the Way)

            Sally K. Albrecht and Jay Althouse.

Music for Parting:
Sonata in D Major, R. 84

                                                Padre Antonio Soler