Director

To bring the Clara Schumann Festival to a close, we include music composed by a friend of the Schumanns, Johannes Brahms with one of his best known choral pieces, Schicksalslied “Song of Destiny,” alongside Clara Schumann’s choral works in a new orchestral arrangement by our very own choral conductor, William Cowdery. Clara Schumann’s Piano Concerto is performed by Horseheads native and Juilliard graduate Benjamin Pawlak. Robert Schumann’s Symphony No. 1 “Spring”concludes the OSFL’s concert season.  These cheerful pieces will awaken spring within all of us and offer a delightful way to spend Mother’s Day Eve.

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Season Finale and Closing Concert of the Clara Schumann Festival

William Cowdery

Director

Events

Past events

May 13, 2023

Season Finale and Closing Concert of the Clara Schumann Festival · Clemens Center

Future and recently performed repertoire

Conductor in Symphony No. 1 (Spring) by Schumann

Clemens Center

Conductor in Schicksalslied by Brahms

Clemens Center

Conductor in Piano Concerto by Schumann

Clemens Center

Conductor in Drei gemischte Chöre by Schumann

Clemens Center

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