Master Class with Soprano Ana María Martínez
Master Class with Soprano Ana María Martínez

Master Class with Soprano Ana María Martínez

Featuring Fellows of the Singers Program

Steans Institute Series
Thu, July 31, 2025 1:30 PM Tickets

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  • South Parking Lot (201 St. Johns Ave)
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Views of the Stage

Bennett Gordon Hall is an indoor venue. The stage is not visible from any location on the Lawn, nor is audio from the performance broadcast to the Lawn.

About the Performance

Participants

Ana María Martínez, soprano (guest artist)

Maia Aramburú, soprano
Kaylyn Taylor Baldwin, soprano
Evan Katsefes, tenor
Emilio Vasquez, baritone

Collaborative Pianists:
Matthew Gemmill
Ye In Kwak
Lucas Nogara
Ting Ting Wong

Program

Discussion and performance of selections from:

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: “Deh vieni non tardar” from Le nozze di Figaro Isabelle Aboulker: L’inconstante Kaylyn Taylor Baldwin, soprano; Ye In Kwak, piano Erich Korngold: “Mein Sehnen, mein Wähnen” (Pierrot’s Tanzlied) from Die Tote Stadt Lili Boulanger: Attente Emilio Vasquez, baritone; Ting Ting Wong, piano Theodoro Valcárcel: Suray Surita from Treinta y un cantos del alma vernacular Giacomo Puccini: “Donde lieta” from La bohème Maia Aramburú, soprano; Lucas Nogara, piano Henri Duparc: Chanson triste George Frideric Handel: “Di ad Irene” from Atalanta Evan Katsefes, tenor; Matthew Gemmill, piano

Selections and featured artists are subject to change.