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Step back into the 19th century and experience the expressive beauty of German lieder — the art songs that once filled salons and concert halls across Europe and America.This intimate afternoon of music features:
🎵 Beethoven’s Piano Sonata No. 17 in D minor (“The Tempest”)
🎵 Beethoven’s song cycle An die ferne Geliebte
🎵 Schubert’s Der Einsame, Der Lindenbaum, and An Sylvia
Performed by Joseph Yungen, internationally acclaimed pianist and Doctor of Musical Arts from Juilliard, and Corbin Phillips, a “standout baritone” recognized for his artistry with ensembles such as the Boston Early Music Festival and Opera Lafayette.
The concert will be performed on an authentic replica of a late 18th-century fortepiano, offering audiences a rare opportunity to hear this music as it was originally intended.
✨ Join us in the warmth and beauty of the Gilchrist Gallery for a performance that celebrates history, passion, and the timeless power of song.
🎟 Admission is free | Donations appreciated
Seating is limited — arrive early to reserve your spot!
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104 Washington St, Cumberland, MD, United States, Maryland 21502
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