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“A NYFOS concert is always a revelation.â€
— OPERA NEWS
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NEW YORK FESTIVAL OF SONG
Steven Blier, Artistic Director • Michael Barrett, Associate Artistic Director
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announces
The 2016-17 Season
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Includes
Hot-off-the-press premieres by Adam Guettel, Gabriel Kahane, William Bolcom
A performance of Paul Bowles and James Schuyler's surrealistic and witty
Picnic Cantata, a rare, mid-century modern gem
Sumptuous songs of Tchaikovsky and his circle, part of the New York Philharmonic's "Beloved Friend–Tchaikovsky and his World" Festival
Dazzling comic turns by singer-actors Mary Testa, Lauren Worsham, Hal Cazalet
Two brilliant baritones just entering their prime,
American balladeer John Brancy and Russian titan Alexey Lavrov
National Sawdust welcomes the moveable, modern salon NYFOS Next
with performances curated by Christopher Cerrone, Gabriela Lena Frank,
Kyle Jarrow, Lauren Worsham
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Four new NYFOS MAINSTAGE programs
at Merkin Concert Hall
Co-presented by Kaufman Music Center and New York Festival of Song
The original thematic song party
Steven Blier and Michael Barrett, pianists
“Rodgers, Rodgers & Guettel:
A Century of American Musical Theaterâ€
Tuesday, November 1, 2016, 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, November 3, 2016, 8:00 p.m.
Songs by the legendary Richard Rodgers, his daughter Mary Rodgers,
plus first hearings of recent material by his grandson Adam Guettel
Lauren Worsham, soprano • Mary Testa, mezzo-soprano
Hal Cazalet, tenor • John Brancy, baritone
“Pyotr the Great:
The Songs of Tchaikovsky and His Circleâ€
Tuesday, January 24, 2017, 8:00 p.m.
The haunting, often autobiographical songs of Tchaikovsky,
paired with those of his students and intimates
(Part of the New York Philharmonic's city-wide Tchaikovsky Festival)
Works by Tchaikovsky, Glière, Scriabin, Taneyev, Rachmaninoff, Rubinstein
Antonina Chehovska, soprano (NYFOS debut) • Alexey Lavrov, baritone
“Picnic Cantata/Dinner at Eightâ€
Tuesday, February 21, 2017, 8:00 p.m.
A rare performance of Paul Bowles & James Schuyler's Picnic Cantata ,
a preview of William Bolcom & Mark Campbell's new opera Dinner at Eight ,
and a new song cycle by Gabriel Kahane commissioned by NYFOS
Chelsea Morris and Amy Owens, sopranos
Amanda Lynn Bottoms and Rebecca Jo Loeb, mezzo-sopranos
“Four Islandsâ€
Tuesday, March 14, 2017, 8:00 p.m.
Ireland, Madagascar, Cuba, and Manhattan:
four distinctive, insular musical destinations
Songs by Bantock, Ravel, Simóns, Bernstein and many others
With Caramoor's 2017 Schwab Vocal Rising Stars
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NYFOS NEXT, the series for new song,
moves to NATIONAL SAWDUST in Brooklyn
Co-presented by National Sawdust and New York Festival of Song
Artists curate and host three 1-hour shows of contemporary vocal music
All concerts at 7:00 p.m.
November 2: Gabriela Lena Frank & Friends
December 8: Christopher Cerrone & Friends
April 5: Kyle and Lauren Worsham Jarrow & Friends
NYFOS EMERGING ARTISTS
NYFOS mentors & showcases the next generation in three intensive residencies
NYFOS@North Fork: August 21, 2016: Killer B’s
NYFOS@Juilliard: January 11, 2017: From Lute Song to the Beatles
NYFOS@Caramoor: March 12, 2017: Four Islands
Year 7 of the uproarious
A GOYISHE CHRISTMAS TO YOU!
at HENRY'S Restaurant
Xmas favorites—and some lesser-known gems—written by Jewish songwriters
An instant classic, this program has become a beloved annual holiday tradition
December 12 at HENRY's Restaurant on Broadway & 105th
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Artistic Director Steven Blier talks about the new season:
“The coming season brings a refreshing blend of the new and the traditional. On our MainStage we’ll have premieres by William Bolcom and Gabriel Kahane, along with hot-off-the-press works by Adam Guettel, not yet published. We’ll also explore the vast, opulent song repertoire of Pyotr Tchaikovsky, a fascinating composer whose music has made only cameo appearances in our previous three decades. It is also a year of reunions with valued colleagues who have not appeared on our subscription concerts for some years: Mary Testa, Hal Cazalet, John Brancy, Alexey Lavrov, and Rebecca Jo Loeb. These are powerhouse performers, and I am eating my spinach to be ready for them.â€
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The Press Says...
"No group in the city presents a more scintillating program of songs.â€
— THE NEW YORKER
“Insightful and imaginative, touching and funny."
— THE NEW YORK TIMES
"Wildly entertaining and emotionally compelling."
— NEW YORK CLASSICAL REVIEW
“Rarely do audience members leave a hall with such smiles of satisfaction."
— SAN FRANCISCO CLASSICAL VOICE
"A rare treat...Kudos to New York Festival of Song for their adventurous programming."
— JAZZDELAPENA
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T H E ’ 1 6 / 17 S E A S O N
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NYFOS MAINSTAGE
Co-presented by Kaufman Music Center and New York Festival of Song
“Steven Blier and Michael Barrett's incomparable seriesâ€
— THE NEW YORKER
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Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Music Center, 129 West 67th Street
All concerts begin at 8:00PM
Steven Blier & Michael Barrett, pianos
$140-$200 Subscriptions for Entire Series
$40-$55 for Single Tickets; $10 for Student Tickets
$20 for Real Deal Tickets: Advance Purchase, Limited Availability and Seating
Purchase tickets beginning July 1, 2016 online at www.kaufmanmusiccenter.org or by calling (212) 501 3330
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Steven Blier and Michael Barrett have hosted New York Festival of Song's signature series since founding NYFOS in 1988. Blier is a national treasure, adored for his boundless knowledge of song, smart and funny stage commentary, meticulously researched program notes, and gift for imparting his passion to the singers he coaches. Barrett—the perfect foil for Blier—is a sublime and suave musician, the mastermind of Caramoor (2003-2012) and the Moab Music Festival (1992-today). Together, Blier and Barrett pioneered the art of the thematic song recital. Their programs draw from repertoire across musical genres and styles; they delight in unearthing rarely heard songs, and programming familiar works in surprising contexts. Audiences come away inspired, smiling, lighter on their feet.
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Rodgers, Rodgers & Guettel:
A Century of American Musical Theater
Tuesday, November 1, 2016, 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, November 3, 2016, 8:00 p.m.
Lauren Worsham, soprano; Mary Testa, mezzo-soprano
Hal Cazalet, tenor; John Brancy, baritone
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John Brancy, Lauren Worsham, Mary Testa, Hal Cazalet
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Richard Rodgers’ legacy included not only his sophisticated, street-wise songs written with Lorenz Hart and his groundbreaking work with Oscar Hammerstein III but also the indispensable music of his descendants: daughter Mary Rodgers ( Once Upon a Mattress) and grandson Adam Guettel ( The Light in the Piazza). Their songs are like a hundred-year history of American mores, from the Jazz Age to the Information Era. Filled with intelligence, humanity, and breathtaking melody, the Rodgers family sings of the America we know—and the America we dream of. NYFOS is thrilled that the program will introduce new unpublished songs by Guettel from the musicals he's currently working on.
A remarkable quartet of vocalists joins NYFOS for the evening, including Lauren Worsham, whose Broadway debut in A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder won her a Drama Desk Award and a Tony Nomination; and Mary Testa, whose many appearances on Broadway include On the Town, Xanadu, Forty-Second Street, and A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. Rounding out the foursome are baritone John Brancy, whose recent recital at the Kennedy Center won accolades from critic Anne Midgette in The Washington Post, including praise for his “consummate singing, a warm, vivid baritone with a lot of colorâ€; and Hal Cazalet, whose “bright, yet burnished, lyric tenor voice†( Theater Jones) has delighted audiences throughout Europe and America in a wide range of opera, musical theater, and cabaret. Cazalet is the great-grandson of the iconic writer P. G. Wodehouse, and carries on his great predecessor's tradition of comic charm and stage savvy.
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Pyotr the Great:
The Songs of Tchaikovsky and His Circle
Tuesday, January 24, 2017, 8:00 p.m.
Antonina Chehovska, soprano; Alexey Lavrov, baritone
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Antonina Chehovska and Alexey Lavrov
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The songs of Peter Ilytch Tchaikovsky are among the the most beautiful of the Romantic era. Many of them seem autobiographical, giving expression to the emotional upheavals of his life. Following last year's Rachmaninoff Festival, NYFOS once again joins forces with the New York Philharmonic to celebrate the life of a venerable Russian composer, as part of its three-week festival Beloved Friend — Tchaikovsky and His World. The only concert to feature the rich repertoire of Tchaikovsky’s vocal music, the program also includes a selection of songs written by his students (Glière, Taneyev, and Rachmaninoff) and his teacher (Anton Rubinstein).
Making her NYFOS debut is Ukrainian-born soprano Antonina Chehovska, a recent recipient of several prestigious awards, including the First Prize winner of the Gerda Lissner International Competition and Grand Prize winner of the Leonie Rysanek Award with the George London Foundation. Alongside Chehovska is the mighty baritone Alexey Lavrov, who returns this season to the Metropolitan Opera as Schaunard in La Bohème, Silvio in Pagliacci and Malatesta in Don Pasquale. The recent graduate of the Met's Lindemann Young Artist program shone in NYFOS’ Mainstage concert Letters from Spain, hailed by The New York Times for his “riveting interpretation ... dramatic fervor and characterful nuance.â€
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Picnic Cantata/Dinner at Eight
Tuesday, February 21, 2017, 8:00 p.m.
Chelsea Morris and Amy Owens, sopranos
Amanda Lynn Bottoms and Rebecca Jo Loeb, mezzo-sopranos
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Amanda Lynn Bottoms, Chelsea Morris, Rebecca Jo Loeb, Amy Owens
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NYFOS premieres a suite of songs from William Bolcom and Mark Campbell's new opera, Dinner at Eight, just before its premiere at Minnesota Opera the following month. The quintessentially American material—a play that was made into a classic movie—gives both composer and librettist a chance to display their wizardry. Campbell is a supremely witty and skillful writer, and Bolcom has an encyclopedic command of our country’s musical heritage. Together they have created a fascinating gallery of characters, from the upper-crust dowager to the bit-of-fluff mistress.
NYFOS also premieres a new song cycle it commissioned from Gabriel Kahane, after having presented a number of his previous works of his in recent years, including Craigslistlieder, Three Vernacular Songs, and The Memory Palace. Like Bolcom, Kahane combines a modern sensibility with a deep connection to the traditions of song. The result is a magical fusion of words and music—hipster meets Fauré.
Rounding out the program is a piece very dear to NYFOS since its early years— Paul Bowles’ Picnic Cantata, set to the words of New York Poet James Schuyler. The plot is simple: four women go for a car trip, eat their lunch in the open air, read the newspaper, and drive home tired but happy. Bowles and Schuyler turn this Sunday journey into a quiet masterpiece, a tuneful, witty, and subtly moving work rarely performed since its 1954 premiere.
The evening welcomes back a marvelous quartet of women, who have graced the NYFOS stage in past years, sopranos Chelsea Morris and Amy Owens; and mezzo-sopranos Amanda Lynn Bottoms and Rebecca Jo Loeb.
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Four Islands
Tuesday, March 14, 2017, 8:00 p.m.
With Caramoor's 2017 Schwab Vocal Rising Stars
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From Ireland to the West Indies and Madagascar to Manhattan, this musical excursion will bring these distinctive cultures to life with the songs of Bantock, Ravel, Simóns, Bernstein, and many others. The concert will feature a cast of exciting young voices as NYFOS marks its ninth annual residency at Caramoor Center for the Music and the Arts.
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NYFOS NEXT:
the series for new song
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Co-presented by National Sawdust and New York Festival of Song
“a series that makes a passionate case for the art song as a can’t-live-without item
on any civilized traveler’s packing list.â€
— THE NEW YORK TIMES
"Make early reservations, there’s no other event where you’re *this* close
to the movers and shakers in modern music and performance.â€
— Q ON STAGE
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Gabriela Lena Frank, Christopher Cerrone, Kyle Jarrow & Lauren Worsham
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National Sawdust
80 North 6th Street, Brooklyn, NY
All concerts begin at 7:00PM
Ticket details TBA
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The "invaluable contemporary-music series" (The New Yorker) NYFOS Next enters its seventh season and moves to a new venue: Brooklyn's much buzzed-about National Sawdust. With an emphasis on spontaneity, novelty, and collaboration, NYFOS Next looks to the future, offering today’s song composers a forum for their work. Audiences get an intimate look inside the creative process, as freshly-minted songs are offered—some for the first time—in an informal setting. Curator/hosts for past NYFOS Nexts include Bright Sheng, Paul Moravec, Gabriel Kahane, Joseph Thalken, Phil Kline, Carla Kilhstedt, Mohammed Fairouz, Kevin Puts, Russell Platt, Mark Adamo, John Musto, Harold Meltzer, David T. Little, and Lowell Liebermann.
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Gabriela Lena Frank & Friends
Wednesday, November 2, 2016, 7:00pm
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Gabriela Lena Frank opens a new season of NYFOS Next, hosting and curating an evening of her vocal works and those of her friends and colleagues. Identity has always been at the center of Gabriela Lena Frank's music. Born in Berkeley, California, to a mother of mixed Peruvian/Chinese ancestry and a father of Lithuanian/Jewish descent, Frank explores her multicultural heritage most ardently through her compositions. Inspired by the works of Bela Bartók and Alberto Ginastera, Frank is something of a musical anthropologist. She has travelled extensively throughout South America and her pieces reflect and refract her studies of Latin-American folklore, incorporating poetry, mythology, and native musical styles into a western classical framework that is uniquely her own. She writes challenging, idiomatic parts for solo instrumentalists, vocalists, chamber ensembles, and orchestras.
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Christopher Cerrone & Friends
Thursday, December 8, 2016, 7:00pm
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Hailed as “a rising star†by The New Yorker and winner of the 2015 Samuel Barber Rome Prize, Christopher Cerrone is a Brooklyn-based composer whose compositional voice is characterized by profoundly expressive lyricism, ringing clarity, and a deep literary fluency. His opera, Invisible Cities, based on Italo Calvino’s classic novel, was praised by The Los Angeles Times as “a delicate and beautiful opera…[which] could be, and should be, done anywhere.†A finalist for the 2014 Pulitzer Prize, Invisible Cities received its fully-staged world premiere in a wildly popular production by The Industry, directed by Yuval Sharon in Los Angeles’s Union Station. Cerrone hosts and curates this evening of music, offering an intimate and personal glimpse into this remarkable young composer's work.
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Kyle and Lauren Worsham Jarrow & Friends
Tuesday, April 5, 2017, 7:00pm
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Theatrical powerhouse wife-and-husband duo Lauren Worsham and Kyle Jarrow close out this year’s NYFOS Next series with what is sure to be an exuberant one-of-a-kind musical evening. Worsham is a Tony-nominated and Drama Desk Award-winning actress and singer, best known for her role in the Broadway musical A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, but equally at home on the opera stage, including recent critically acclaimed performances in David T. Little's Dog Days. Jarrow is an Obie award-winning writer and musician, whose work includes the rock musical Love Kills and the Broadway-bound The SpongeBob Musical. Together, Worsham and Jarrow lead the rock band Sky-Pony, whose rock fairy tale The Wildness just completed its New York run at Ars Nova, hailed by The New York Times as “defiantly exultant†and nominated for a Lortel Award for Outstanding Musical.
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NYFOS EMERGING ARTISTS:
the next generation
“A hotbed of intriguing selections and rising singersâ€
— THE NEW YORK TIMES
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NYFOS continues its tradition of cultivating emerging talent. Marking its 12th annual concert in collaboration with The Juilliard School Vocal Department, NYFOS presents From Lute Song to the Beatles: Music of the British Isles. Emerging Artists also returns for its 9th residency with Caramoor’s Terrance W. Schwab Vocal Rising Stars program in the spring, with a show called Four Islands, which NYFOS then brings to its Mainstage series on March 14. In addition, NYFOS is thrilled to return for its third program in the North Fork of Long Island in late summer.
NYFOS Emerging Artists trains young vocalists in programming and translation, presentation and production, research and musical style. In deep artistic collaboration with NYFOS's artistic directors Steven Blier and Michael Barrett, the singers are encouraged to engage audiences with directness, subtlety, and passion.
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NYFOS @ NORTH FORK
Killer B’s
An all-American program of song from Bernstein to the Beach Boys
Sunday, August 21, 2016, 5:00pm
Poquatuck Hall in Orient, NY
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NYFOS @ JUILLIARD
From Lute Song to the Beatles:
Music of the British Isles
A 400-year survey of English song from the concert stage, the theater, the parlor, and the jazz club, including works by Campion, Shield, Storace, Sullivan, Elgar, Vaughan Williams, Quilter, Bridge, Britten, Dankworth, and Noël Coward.
Wednesday, January 11, 2017, 7:30pm
Peter Jay Sharp Theater, Lincoln Center
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NYFOS @ CARAMOOR
Four Islands
Sunday, March 12, 2017, 4:00pm
The Terrance W. Schwab Vocal Rising Stars program
Caramoor Center, Katonah, NY
(Preview Performance, See NYFOS Mainstage)
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A GOYISHE CHRISTMAS TO YOU!
at HENRY's Restaurant
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Monday, December 12, 2016, 10:00pm
2745 Broadway, New York, NY (at 105th Street)
$10 Cover; Reservations Required: 212-866-0600
Walk-ins are always welcome at the bar.
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Cantor Joshua Breitzer / Lauren Worsham
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In February 2010 at HENRY's Restaurant on the Upper West Side, an informal world-class cabaret series began, springing out of a personal friendship between NYFOS Artistic Director Steven Blier and restaurant owner Henry Rinehart. Eventually dubbed NYFOS After Hours, these highly popular late-night—and unamplified—concerts entertain diners with superlative voices in a mix of freshly created shows and revivals of past programs.
An instant classic, “A Goyishe Christmas to You!â€â€”devised and premiered by Steven Blier at HENRY’s in 2010, where it provoked a delirium of excitement—consists of Yuletide songs entirely written by Jewish composers, from the wickedly funny to the meltingly beautiful. From Frank Loesser’s “Baby It’s Cold Outside†to Adolphe Adam's “Oh Holy Night,†Jay Livingston and Ray Evans’ “Silver Bells†to Walter Kent’s “I’ll Be Home For Christmas,†the popular Yuletide songbook is packed with countless contributions by Jewish songwriters on behalf of their goyishe counterparts.
Henry Rinehart says: "Goyishe Christmas is hands-down the best holiday show in town. Great songs performed by the highest caliber of artists to an adoring holiday crowd. In the warm atmosphere of Henry's Restaurant, ‘Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer’ and ‘Winter Wonderland’ come to new life in off-the-wall interpretations. A Goyishe Christmas to You is a smorgasbord of New York's finest voices, live and unplugged under the musical direction of Steve Blier.â€
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Steven Blier / Michael Barrett
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“People have a primal need to be sung to and communicated with through song. The essential core of truth in each song—that part where you feel ‘that's me, I've been there’—that’s what we’re always looking for.†— Steven Blier
Now in its 29th season, New York Festival of Song (NYFOS) is dedicated to creating intimate song concerts of great beauty and originality. Weaving music, poetry, history and humor into evenings of compelling theater, NYFOS fosters community among artists and audiences. Each program entertains and educates in equal measure.
Founded by pianists Michael Barrett and Steven Blier in 1988, NYFOS continues to produce its series of thematic song programs, drawing together rarely-heard songs of all kinds, overriding traditional distinctions between musical genres, exploring the character and language of other cultures, and the personal voices of song composers and lyricists.
Since its founding, NYFOS has particularly celebrated American song. Among the many highlights is the double bill of one-act comic operas, Bastianello and Lucrezia, by John Musto and William Bolcom, both with libretti by Mark Campbell, commissioned and premiered by NYFOS in 2008 and recorded on Bridge Records. In addition to Bastianello and Lucrezia and the 2008 Bridge Records release of Spanish Love Songs with Joseph Kaiser and the late Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, NYFOS has produced five recordings on the Koch label, including a Grammy Award-winning disc of Bernstein’s Arias and Barcarolles, and the Grammy-nominated recording of Ned Rorem’s Evidence of Things Not Seen (also a NYFOS commission) on New World Records. This past season saw the release of Canción Amorosa, a CD of Spanish song—Basque, Catalan, Castilian, and Sephardic—on the GPR label, with soprano Corinne Winters accompanied by Steven Blier.
In November 2010, NYFOS debuted NYFOS Next, a mini-series for new songs, hosted by guest composers in intimate venues. The series is currently held at National Sawdust in Brooklyn.
NYFOS is passionate about nurturing the artistry and careers of young singers, and has developed training residencies around the country, including with The Juilliard School’s Ellen and James S. Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts (now in its 12th year); Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts (its 9th year in March 2017); San Francisco Opera Center (over 18 years as of February 2016); Glimmerglass Opera (2008–2010); and its newest project, NYFOS@North Fork in Orient, NY.
NYFOS’s concert series, touring programs, radio broadcasts, recordings, and educational activities continue to spark new interest in the creative possibilities of the song program, and have inspired the creation of thematic vocal series around the world.
"Blier loves the thrill of musical discovery, loves to share his cleverly designed programs with his audience, which responds by hanging on every word of his savvy blend of erudition and plainspoken cool.†— Opera News
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NYFOS 2016-17 Season-at-a-Glance
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August 21, 2016, 5:00pm
NYFOS @ North Fork: Killer B's
Poquatuck Hall, Orient, NY
NYFOS Emerging Artists
Sunday, September 1, 2016, 7:00pm
Schubert/Beatles
Moab Music Festival, Moab, UT
NYFOS On Tour
Saturday, October 1, 2016, 7:00pm
Schubert/Beatles
Lyric Opera Kansas City, Kansas City, KS
NYFOS On Tour
Tuesday, November 1, 2016, 8:00pm
Rodgers, Rodgers & Guettel
Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Center
NYFOS Mainstage
Wednesday, November 2, 2016, 7:00pm
Gabriella Lena Frank & Friends
National Sawdust, Brooklyn, NY
NYFOS Next
Thursday, November 3, 2016, 8:00pm
Rodgers, Rodgers & Guettel
Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Center
NYFOS Mainstage
Thursday, December 8, 2016, 7:00pm
Christopher Cerrone & Friends
National Sawdust, Brooklyn, NY
NYFOS Next
Monday, December 12, 2016, 10:00pm
A Goyishe Christmas To You!
Henry's Restaurant
NYFOS After Hours
Wednesday, January 11, 2017, 7:30pm
NYFOS @ Juilliard
From Lute Song to the Beatles: Music of the British Isles
Peter Jay Sharp Theater
NYFOS Emerging Artists
Sunday, January 22, 2017, 3:00pm
Pyotr the Great
Vocal Arts DC, Washington, DC
NYFOS On Tour
Tuesday, January 24, 2017, 8:00pm
Pyotr the Great
Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Center
NYFOS Mainstage
Saturday, February 18, 2017
Picnic Cantata/Dinner at Eight
Reston Community Center, Reston, VA
NYFOS On Tour
Tuesday, February 21, 2017, 8:00pm
Picnic Cantata/Dinner at Eight
Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Center
NYFOS Mainstage
Sunday, March 12, 2017, 4:00pm
NYFOS @ Caramoor
Four Islands
Music Room, Rosen House, Caramoor Festival of Arts, Katonah, NY
NYFOS Emerging Artists
Tuesday, March 14, 2017, 8:00pm
Four Islands
Merkin Concert Hall at Kaufman Center
NYFOS Mainstage
Tuesday, April 5, 2017, 7:00pm
Kyle and Lauren Worsham Jarrow & Friends
National Sawdust, Brooklyn, NY
NYFOS Next
Wednesday, April 19, 2017, 7:00pm
Spring Gala
Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall
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All NYFOS programming is funded, in part, by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
NYFOS Mainstage and NYFOS Next are funded, in part, by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council.
Caramoor's Terrance W. Schwab Vocal Rising Stars program is made possible by generous support from the Terrance W. Schwab Endowment Fund for Young Vocal Artists.
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please contact Aleba & Co. at 212/206-1450 or aleba@alebaco.com.
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