This album emerged from an interest in exploring different compositional techniques, in dialogue with poems by Emily Brontë (England, 1818-1848), Alejandra Pizarnik (Argentina, 1936-1972), Anne Carson ...
Fall is rife with metaphors. Everything starts to wane: the sun, the leaves, and the warm weather. Because of that, it’s fodder for a song about change. In Lorrie Morgan’s “Autumn’s Not That Cold,” ...
Classes are almost back in session, leaves are changing color and professors are already emailing about first week assignments. The energy of Fall Quarter can be equal parts exciting and overwhelming.
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