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afterlight (noun): the lingering light visible in the sky after sunset; a view of past events; retrospect
Curated by and featuring GRAMMY-award winning Soprano Hilá Plitmann, Afterlight is an invitation to explore experiences that we all share - cycles of life, loss, & change - to look back and let go. Music ranging from classical to contemporary to jazz to popular, as well as guidance by energy worker Brooks Kasson, will take us on the journey of a moon phase, a cycle that all humans witness, and issue a gentle reminder that death and darkness are just reflections of the sweetness of life and the hidden call of light.
The Program:
The Reckoning - Hilá Plitmann
Death and the Maiden, D 531; Op. 7, No. 3 - Franz Schubert
Prelude for Strings - Julia Perry
Sophisticated Lady - Duke Ellington
Next Week’s Trees - Viet Cuong
T’filah - Lera Aurbach
Icnocuicatl - Lila Downs/traditional
About the Curator:
Multi GRAMMY Award winning vocalist, composer and actress, Hilá Plitmann, is known worldwide for her distinctive expressive & dramatic qualities, her crystalline glittering voice, and her ability to present challenging works of music with dexterity. A unique crossover artist, Hilá navigates the boundaries of musical genre effortlessly, collaborating with notable artists within the realms of jazz, film, classical and world music.
Hilá’s greatest wish is to inspire joy and love in others through her endeavors. She has a sweet spot for the poetic arts, a black belt in Tae Kwon Do and a penchant for long walks communing with Nature.