Moore performs solos, and duos with Lloyd Van’t Hoff clarinet
Blending the warm, rich energy of piano and clarinet, the cross-continental Australian-born duo CRUX present “Finding Home” – a program that shines an open light on questions of voice, place, environment, and landscape. New York’s multifaceted keyboardist and vocalist Lisa Moore and Australian woodwind virtuoso Lloyd Van’t Hoff perform solos and duos – ranging from original American and Australian works with text, backing tracks, and acoustic chamber works. They include both Detroit and World Premieres of new works, including Rituals by the Detroit-born composer Harriet Steinke, Meadow Bridgham’s Seventeen Years – the life cycle of a cicada, Nick Russoniello’s Dawn Searching, and a new work by Martin Bresnick. The program also includes a new rendition of New York Counterpoint by Steve Reich, Randy Newman’s song I think it’s going to rain today and To His Coy Mistress – a song composed by Frederic Rzewski and featured on Moore’s recent album ‘no place to go but around’.
PROGRAM
Finding Home
Performed by CRUX
Lloyd Van’t Hoff – clarinet
Lisa Moore – piano and voice
> Sonata for clarinet and piano by Leonard Bernstein
> Dawn Searching by Nick Russionello (arr. Van’t Hoff)*
> This Too Shall Pass (no.1 & 3) by Anne Cawrse*
> I think It’s Going to Rain Today by Randy Newman
> To His Coy Mistress by Frederic Rzewski*
> New Work by Martin Bresnick**
> New York Counterpoint by Steve Reich
> Seventeen Years – the life cycle of the cicada by Meadow Bridgham*
> Rituals by Harriet Steinke*
*Detroit premiere
** World Premiere