Celebrate the power of artistic collaboration and support Convergence Ensemble at our special benefit concert, “Words and Music”—an afternoon where poetry and music spark a vibrant dialogue. Immerse yourself in a unique program featuring the evocative poetry of Charles Coe, award-winning writer and cherished Executive Committee Board Member, woven together with enchanting performances by internationally acclaimed classical guitarist Aaron Larget-Caplan.
In this intimate gathering, Charles Coe brings his own innovative poetry to life, joined by the words of literary greats like Langston Hughes, Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, D.H. Lawrence, and Mark Twain. Each poetic moment is echoed and expanded by the expressive range of Aaron Larget-Caplan on the guitar, as he offers both dazzling original compositions and breathtaking renditions of classical masterpieces—from Bach to Cage and beyond.
More than just an afternoon of poetry and music, this benefit concert is a celebration of Convergence Ensemble’s mission to foster creative conversation and bring transformative performances to our community. Your presence and support directly impact our ability to present adventurous programming and strengthen the artistic fabric of our region.
Join us for an inspiring experience, knowing that every note and word helps sustain the future of Convergence Ensemble. Reserve your seat today, revel in the beauty of live performance, and make a difference for the arts!
Tickets
This is a free event but where possible, a donation of $20.00 per ticket would be graciously accepted to further Convergence Ensemble’s mission to foster creative conversation and bring transformative performances to our community.
“Aaron Larget-Caplan is a riveting artist. His classical guitar performance was a treasure.”
– THE WASHINGTON POST
Composer and classical guitarist Aaron Larget-Caplan searches for the life in music & music in life. He has premiered over 120 compositions, directs the Spanish music & dance ensemble ¡Con Fuego!, while curating the New Lullaby Project commissioning endeavor, and the Now Musique recital series. His arrangements and recording of the music of John Cage are the first to be sanctioned by the estate and have received international accolades. He has 11 solo albums which have earned over 6 million streams, including albums dedicated to J.S. Bach, John Cage, Spanish romantic and flamenco composer, contemporary composers, and his own music. Raised in Colorado he makes his home in Boston.
“Mr. Larget-Caplan represents the ideal 21st century artist. More than just a guitarist, he is an ambassador of the instrument.”
– THOMAS SCHUTTENHELM, DIRECTOR NETWORK FOR NEW MUSIC
