Performance of Ned Rorem's 'Ariel'

Performance of Ned Rorem's Ariel for voice, piano, and clarinet, based on suicide poems of Slyvia Plath, by guest artists: Judith Kellock, soprano and associate professor of music at Cornell University; Frank Daykin, pianist and faculty member of the Chamber Music Conference/Composers Forum of the East; and Armand Ambrosini, clarinetist and assistant professor of music at University of Oklahoma. The event was part of "The Arts + Mental Health: The Impact on the Human Spirit," a two-day exploration, through conversation and performance, of the roles that the arts play in mental health, June 2-3, 2011. Hosted by the Cornell Council for the Arts in collaboration with the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.