Monodrama for baritone and piano trio on Melanie Faith poems about the 1918 flu epidemic.

Chad Sonka, baritone
Jonathan Sturm, violin
Julie Sturm, cello
Jodi Goble, piano

Jodi Goble Composition Recital 9/17/2021

Such A Thing Again

Texts by Osbaldo Padilla Sanchez

Osbaldo Padilla Sanchez, baritone
Jodi Goble, piano

Four Polaroids

A setting of Salvadoran poet Alfredo Espina’s gorgeous text.  Written for tenor Mario Arevalo, who performs it here.

Claroscuro, Canta Y El Rio!

Excerpt from Two Teasdale Songs (2013)
Performed by Mary Creswell, mezzo-soprano and Jodi Goble, piano at Martha-Ellen Tye Recital Hall, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, September 2013

I Would Live In Your Love

First half of 'Twelve Chairs' song cycle
Gary Durham, baritone
Jodi Goble, piano

Twelve Chairs Part 1

Twelfth Juror:  Why is the rose? from 'Twelve Chairs'

1.  Come slowly, Eden!
2.  Doubt me? my dim companion!
3.  Nobody knows this little rose
4.  My river runs to thee

Shelby VanNordstrand, soprano

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Valentines from Amherst (complete)

1.  Come slowly, Eden
2.  Wild nights! wild nights!
3.  Doubt me! my dim companion!
4.  Within my reach!
5.  Nobody knows this little rose
6.  My river runs to thee

Valentines from Amherst (Complete; six songs)

Song cycle for soprano, mezzo-soprano and piano, on texts by female poets from the first two decades of the 20th century.

1.   Ode to the sea (text:  Winifred Ellerman)
2.  In the Rangitaiki Valley (text:  Katherine Mansfield)
3.  Midnight (text:  Evelyn Scott)
4.  The storm (text:  Sara Teasdale)
5.  Never more will the wind (text:  Hilda Doolittle)
6.  Petals (text:  Amy Lowell)

The Heart of the World

Excerpt from "The Heart of the World," a song cycle for soprano and mezzo-soprano.  Text by Evelyn Scott, a little-known poet from the first decade of the twentieth century; this is taken from a collection of poems she wrote describing New York City.

Jodi Goble

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