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Cabaret Room: Next Sounds: Spring Serenade with Stephanie Susberich, 7:00pm
March 1, 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
$25
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Join composer and soprano Stephanie Susberich for an intimate evening of music at Pangea. Adept at performing both contemporary classical and traditional pieces, Stephanie also composes original music and will graduate with her Doctor of Musical Arts from the University of Missouri, Kansas City this May. Stephanie will be accompanied by pianist Brenda Quattrini in an evening offering beautiful classical arias and original contemporary pieces from her song cycles. The night is part of Stephanie’s concert series, Next Sounds , and provides a collage of songs imbued with romance and renewal, from classical to contemporary works. A night to remember!
“Stephanie’s music is nothing short of breathtaking. She seamlessly blends the elegance of opera with a modern touch, creating a sound that is both timeless and deeply moving. Every note she sings is filled with passion and emotion, leaving listeners captivated by her extraordinary talent. A true masterpiece in every sense—her voice and compositions are an experience to be felt, not just heard”
(Lisa Kao, political strategist, formerly of Liederkranz Foundation).
Stephanie Susberich is a classical composer and vocalist. Her music has been premiered by the Etchings Festival, International Contemporary Ensemble, Radius Ensemble, and Composers Concordance, among others. She has performed in venues as diverse as the Viper Room, NJPAC, Dixon Place, the cell, Cornelia Street Café, and NYU’s Kimmel Center. As artistic director, she runs a salon series called Next Sounds, which programs new classical music as well as traditional favorites. Stephanie holds a BA from New York University, an MM in classical vocal performance from New Jersey City University, a graduate diploma in composition from the Longy School of Music and an MA in composition from Tufts University. Her master’s thesis project for Tufts University (2022) set the poetry of the nearly forgotten Cuban poetess, Juana Borrero, who died of tuberculosis at the age of 18 in 1896. This song cycle will premiere as Stephanie’s debut album, Songs of Juana Borrero, this year. She is currently in the last year of her doctorate in music composition at the University of Missouri, Kansas City and frequently visits home, NYC, to perform and premiere new compositions.
Brenda Quattrini is a pianist originally from Northern Italy who studied with renowned concert pianist Maria Golia and obtained a degree in Music history at the Conservatory of Music in Torino, Italy. After taking part to a series of piano competitions and concerts all over Italy, she moved to New York City and has worked as a Music teacher at a bilingual school in the Upper East Side and collaborated with many chamber ensembles and opera singers. In the meantime, she has refined her studies in Piano, Music theory and Composition, obtaining a Music degree at Hunter College in June 2024. Brenda is working at an intercontinental program which will promote American Composers in Italy/Europe and Italian composers in the United States; she is looking forward to performing both as a soloist and accompanist for classical and contemporary composers.
VENUE DETAILS
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Pangea is New York’s iconic restaurant / cabaret dinner theater. All shows have a $20 food and/or beverage minimum per person (unless otherwise indicated on your ticket.)
Tickets online are $25. Tickets at the door, if available, are $30 (Cash Only).
The house opens at 6:00pm for food and beverage service.
Please note the ticket price goes mostly to the performers and production staff. The club sells food and beverages to continue to bring live music to NYC.
We do not take reservations and seating is first come, first seated.
Thank you for your understanding
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