a new song, "Ennui" đŸș


Happy Friday!

Hope you're doing well -- this week I'm thrilled to share with you a peek at my new one-woman musical show, "Beyond the Frame" -- real and imagined stories based on the artwork of Édouard Manet.

This song, "Ennui," is sung from the perspective of the singer in "The Café-Concert" (1879.) (I was able to call on some personal experience for this one.:))

We're hoping to bring this show to museums as soon as we can, as we build up steam for a fully produced/orchestrated off-Broadway run, and a recording.

If you have any ideas about museum bookings I would be ALL ears, since this is uncharted territory for me! Let me know (just hit reply) and thank you!

Enjoy, and see you next week for a sipping/song pairing once more.

Truly,

Kristen


"Ennui"

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Kristen Lee Sergeant: music & lyrics

Jeb Patton: piano

kristenleesergeant.com


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