"It often seems to me that the night is much more alive and richly colored than the day." - Vincent Van Gogh
For ages, artists have used night as a metaphor to represent a variety of ideas, events, or emotions. From peaceful rest to macabre rituals to light-hearted humor, night can embody the many aspects of the human condition. “Of The Night” celebrates these diverse perspectives in the works of five composers: Shadow Rituals, Michael Markowski;A Little Night and Day Music, Samuel Adler; Night Dances, Bruce Yurko;Moon by Night, Jonathan Newman; The Midnight Fire Alarm, Harry J. Lincoln/arr. Krance.
Nicholas Enz, conductor. Enz is a doctoral conducting associate.
$10 general public, $5 ConcertCard holders, senior citizens, Alumni Association Members, non-Ohio State students and children. FREE to all Ohio State students, faculty and staff: 1 ticket per BuckID presented in person.
For more information, visit music.osu.edu.
