In this installment of “Sounds at Davidson,” join host Katie Randa as she sits in on a Delilahs rehearsal.
Want to know more about Davidson’s all female a capella ensemble? Check out their website, follow them on Facebook, and listen to more performances on their YouTube channel.
Sounds at Davidson: Live from Sloan 100
Host: Katie Randa
Special Guests
Jon Springfield ’11
Keyne Cheshire, Associate Professor of Classics
Takeaways
- Jon has collaborated with Dr. Keyne Cheshire to produce a musical interpretation of Sophocles’ tragedy, Women of Trachis, transposed to a contemporary, Western setting. After Cheshire translated the lyrics from the original Greek, Jon composed folk music that re-imagines the emotions of Sophocles’ narrative arc, making the work more accessible to a modern audience. The project recognizes the central importance of performance in Greek literature and the timeless relevance of its tragedy as it relates to the universal human experience.”
- In addition to the live segment of Jon and Keyne’s work, listen to “Let Him Come,” a recorded track from this summer.
Research at Davidson: Jon Springfield
“Let Him Come,” Jon Springfield