Art Song Arrangement

Schubert: An die Musik (ft. Hahn: À Chloris)

This is a new art song arrangement of two of my favorite songs. While listening to À Chloris for the first time, I had a strong instinct that it could pair seamlessly with Schubert’s An die Musik. In this arrangement, you will hear harmonic colors characteristic of the French tradition—including added 7th and 9th chords—blended with the expressive tempo rubato of the Germanic lieder tradition, creating a surprising and evocative dialogue between both worlds.

Collaborating with singers from the Undergraduate German Repertoire Class at New England Conservatory

Schumann: Widmung (in the style of Charles Ives)

Created during the 2020 pandemic quarantine as classes moved online. Before the disruption, this ensemble of singers met weekly in person. Produced remotely during this period, this rendition of Schumann’s timeless Widmung explores music’s capacity to transcend distance—allowing each singer the freedom to choose their own tempo and tonal center from wherever they were in the world.

Collaborating with singers from the Undergraduate German Repertoire Class at New England Conservatory

Wolf: Auch kleine Dinge

Collaborating with Angela Yam (Soprano) and Nathan Halbur (Bass-Baritone)