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NEC Chamber Orchestra
in 1 hour in 57 minutes
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Faculty Recital: Eden MacAdam-Somer featuring Gordon Beeferman
Oct. 15
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Recital: Huan Li '28 DMA, Piano
Oct. 15
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Vivo Performing Arts Presents: Brentano String Quartet
Oct. 16
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Recital: Maxwell DeForest '27 BM, Trumpet
Oct. 16
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Longwood Symphony Orchestra Presents: City Alive
Oct. 17
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Faculty Recital: Paula Robison, Flute | The Great Vivaldi
Oct. 18
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Recital: Masha Lakisova '26 MM, Violin
Oct. 18
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Recital: Elijah Barclift '27 BM, French horn
Oct. 18
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POSTPONED Recital: Max Ignas '26 DMA, Trumpet
Oct. 18
Cost: Free - Ticket Required
Artist(s): Baritone Michael Meraw has performed with companies across North America (including: Pacific Opera Victoria, the Victoria Symphony Orchestra, the Banff Centre, Edmonton Opera, the Richard Eaton Singers, Symphony Regina, the National Arts Centre, the Thirteen Strings, Opéra Atelier, Opera in Concert, Montreal Opera, Seattle Opera, Virginia Opera, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra), in repertoire ranging from Monteverdi and Handel, to Webern and Szymanowski.
Not only has Meraw garnered critical acclaim in the standard repertoire, winning praise for his Figaro in Rossini's Barber of Seville and Orff's Carmina Burana, but he has also brought lesser-known works to new audiences through his incisive portrayals of such roles as King Roger by Szymanowski ("Meraw did well as Roger, with nervy urgency and gripping delivery of his increasingly anguished lines..." – Geoff Chapman, The Toronto Star) and Sir John A. MacDonald in Somers's Louis Riel ("Dealing with a vocal part that veers from sprechgesang to dramatic declamation, baritone Michael Meraw showed great vocal cut and thrust, in addition to contributing a striking stage presence." — Richard Turp, Opera Canada).
Mr. Meraw has performed many of the standard baritone parts in oratorio including Mendelssohn’s Elijah, Orff’s Carmina Burana, Handel’s Messiah, Judas Maccabeas, Joshua and Israel in Egypt, and the requiems of Brahms and Fauré. A regular recitalist, his repertoire spans the baritone repertoire in English, French, German, Italian and Russian.
Program: Paolo Tosti
Sogno
Malìa
Tristezza
Stefano Donaudy
Vaghissima sembianza
Amorosi miei giorni
Quando ti rivedrò?
Paolo Tosti
Non t'amo più
Vorrei
L'ultima canzone
intermission
Leonardo Ciampa: Trilogia della Luce (Boston Premiere)
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Event Type: Recital
Category: Voice
Open to the Public: Yes
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Update: 12/10/2026 12:43
Michael Meraw:
performs Italian art songs of Tosti and Donaudy and an original work by Leonardo Ciampa.
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