Name: Do Last Words Live Forever? | Horszowski Trio | Artistic Partner
Start: 2026-02-13T19:00:00
Location: Longy School of Music of Bard College

With the Longy School of Music of Bard College as the backdrop, a diverse array of musical events unfolds from January 31st to February 21st, 2026, spotlighting women in music, cultural reflections, and groundbreaking performances. From the 'Women of Valor' concert to the introspective journey of 'For the Soul,' these events highlight the resilience and creative prowess of artists like Seychelle Dunn-Corbin, Axelle Fanyo, and Adam Golka. Each performance offers a unique exploration of the human spirit, celebrating both individual and collective narratives in music.

Exploring the Harmonious Heroines and Echoes of the Longy School of Music

Longy School of Music of Bard College

Opening with Mozart’s early work, written in America’s birth year of 1776, this program features three celebrated American composers, including the Boston premiere of Wuorinen’s Piano Trio No. 2 which was discovered after his death and dedicated to the Horszowski Trio. Longy alumnus Carter, who studied with N. Boulanger, wrote his Epigrams as his very last work, composed at the age of 103. As a contrast, Bernstein wrote his Trio at the age of 18 in Cambridge, MA while he was a student at Harvard, already showcasing the humor and panache he would become known for.

Do Last Words Live Forever? | Horszowski Trio | Artistic Partner

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