Events in Spring 2024

January 27

Interview (published online)

Holocaust Remembrance Day 2023


March 6 

Concert

Contemporary Music of the Weimar Republic 

David Witten, piano

Sue-Ellen Hershman-Tcherepnin, flute

Quan Yuan, violin

Christine Lamprea, cello

The Weimar Republic saw an outpouring of energy and activity in concerts and music composition. In 1921, in southwest Germany, the Donaueschingen Music Festival was established, the first European festival devoted to new works by contemporary composers. On July 26, 1925, during the festival’s fifth season, two works received their world premieres: Igor Stravinsky’s Piano Sonata and Alexander Tcherepnin’s Concerto da Camera for flute, violin, and chamber orchestra. Nearly a century later, both works will be performed on the same program, alongside piano compositions by Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco.

Part of Carnegie Hall’s festival, “Fall of the Weimar Republic: Dancing on the Precipice”

Co-sponsor: Carnegie Hall


March 8 

Interview (published online)

International Women’s Day 2023


March 21

Lecture

Philippe Sands (University College London) on international law


March 28 

Concert

In the Salon of Angelica Kauffman

The Raritan Players: Rebecca Cypess, harpsichord; Dongmyung Ahn, violin  


April 9 

Conference and Gallery Exhibition

The UNESCO Site at Barumini and Nuragic Culture in Sardinia 

Organizers: Barbara Faedda, Italian Academy; Paolo Carta, University of Trento

International Observatory for Cultural Heritage (IOCH)

Co-sponsors: Autonomous Region of Sardinia; Fondazione Mont’e Prama; Fondazione Barumini


April 11 

Concert

Italia Mia: Music of the Renaissance

Parthenia Viols with Christopher Morrongiello, lute


April 16 

Concert

Yarn/Wire: Baldi/Agostini

Yarn/Wire is a piano/percussion quartet (Laura Barger and Julia Den Boer, piano; Russell Greenberg and Sae Hoshimoto, percussion) that will present Laminar Flow by Zeno Baldi and a world premiere by Andrea Agostini


April 18 and April 19 

Workshops and Conference

Quantum Sciences and Technologies

Organizers: Alberto Morgante, Former Fellow at the Italian Academy; University of Trieste, TASC CNR-IOM laboratory; Angelo Bassi, University of Trieste


Details and registration links will appear in January.