Sandisfield Arts Center

Charles Fidlar Explores Walt Whitman’s Poetry
2015-04-25 04:00 - 2015-07-19 13:00 (America/New_York)
“What happens when you ‘hear’ a song while simultaneously reciting a poem? How does the song’s rhythm and melodic contour effect poetic declamation? Charles explores these questions through Walt Whitman’s poetry.”

Charles is a graduate of Cornell University (English/French); the New England Conservatory (conducting/voice); with doctoral studies at
Stanford University (conducting /voice). He is a former assistant conductor of the Grammy-winning San Francisco Symphony Chorus;
assistant conductor of the Rhode Island Philharmonic; artistic director of the Providence Opera Society, RI, and general manager/artistic director the Harford Theatre, Bel Air, MD where he produced and staged 12 operas.

A member of the Sandisfield Players, Charles lives in Norfolk, CT with his wife, Marilyn Davidson, and two cats, Bubbie and Nellie Battell Stoeckel.

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