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Ariadne’S Transformation: Presenting Femininity From Roman Poetry To Modern Opera, Xinyi Wang
Ariadne’S Transformation: Presenting Femininity From Roman Poetry To Modern Opera, Xinyi Wang
Senior Projects Spring 2020
Ariadne's story is dominated by her relationships with men: Minos, Theseus, and Bacchus. But who is she? Can her personality be examined independently from men? If yes, does she have her own voice in expressing herself? Do we hear her voice? If no, then, how does her personality help construct her story? My analysis will focus on how the Roman poets Catullus and Ovid, the Baroque composer Monteverdi, and the twentieth-century composer Strauss present Ariadne, and how their Ariadnes’ voices are heard. Perhaps she will always be eternal and undying as long as she remains a figure around which discussions …
The Feminine Voice / Self Titled, Teddy Mckrell
The Feminine Voice / Self Titled, Teddy Mckrell
Senior Projects Spring 2020
My senior project consisted of two concerts, one in classical voice and one in electronic composition.
From Holy German Art To Degenerate Art: Nazi Ideology And Opera, Jingyi Zhou
From Holy German Art To Degenerate Art: Nazi Ideology And Opera, Jingyi Zhou
Senior Projects Fall 2020
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Languages and Literature of Bard College
Hansel And Gretel On The Page And Stage: Literary And Operatic Adaptations Of Grimm’S Fairy-Tale, Meilin Wei
Hansel And Gretel On The Page And Stage: Literary And Operatic Adaptations Of Grimm’S Fairy-Tale, Meilin Wei
Senior Projects Fall 2018
This project focuses on Brothers Grimm's fairy-tale "Hansel and Gretel," taking the original story, its musical arrangements, and its contemporary adaptations into consideration.
Love, Lust, And Loss: A Senior Recital/An Afternoon Of Contemporary Works, Emily Cedriana Donato
Love, Lust, And Loss: A Senior Recital/An Afternoon Of Contemporary Works, Emily Cedriana Donato
Senior Projects Spring 2014
I am graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Bard College’s Music Department as a classical vocalist. For my senior project I have put together a set of two recitals. My goal was to create contrasting programs that were interesting, each with a specific theme.
The first recital took place on Sunday, December 15th at 7:00 p.m. in the László Z. Bitó Conservatory Performance Space. The concert was titled “Love, Lust and Loss: A Senior Recital” and it explored these themes while demonstrating a wide range of abilities in my voice. Throughout all musical eras, composers have written about …