Events

Program J.S. Bach - Capriccio on the departure of a beloved brother, BWV 992 Jessie Montgomery - Musings Zoltan Kodály - Sonata in B minor for for solo cello, op. 8 Osvaldo Golijov - The Dreams and Prayers of Isaac … Read More

Palpiti Festival of International Laureates Saturday, July 25, 8PM The Wallis Center for Performing Arts| VioliniPalpiti For the FIRST time since the famed Bolshoi Theatre Violin Ensemble toured the America in 1960s, Maestro Eduard Schmieder brings the art of 14 … Read More

Program Hannah Kendall - Processional Eleanor Alberga - No-Man's-Land Lullaby Rebecca Clarke - Viola Sonata Olivier Messiaen - Quartet for the End of Time Performers violin - Ann Miller and Luke Hsu viola - Arianna Smith cello - Rainer Crosett … Read More

Gustavo Romero Plays Franz Liszt | Summer Festival   Continuing a beloved tradition, this summer Gustavo Romero will celebrate and focus on the piano music of Franz Liszt. For 26 years, the Athenaeum has presented unforgettable festivals featuring Gustavo Romero … Read More

iPalpiti Festival of International Laureates Meet the Artists Farewell Leeds Amphitheatre, Bel Air

Opening Night: The Incomplete History of the World in Ten Pieces VON BINGEN O Virtus Sapientiae MORLEY It was a Lover and His Lass VIVALDI The Four Seasons – Presto from Summer MOZART Overture from Don Giovanni BEETHOVEN Cavatina from … Read More

Vienna 1900 At the turn of the 20th century, Vienna stood at the very center of musical life, shaping the sound of an era while standing on the edge of profound change. This concert captures a city at a golden … Read More

What If? Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater—one of the most enduring sacred works ever written, and one written by a 26-year-old—is paired with other masterpieces shaped by youth, urgency, and historical circumstance, inviting us to imagine what could have been. L. BOULANGER … Read More

Reshaping the Past From Stravinsky’s reimagining of baroque styles to Schubert’s epic Octet—written in the shadow of Beethoven—this program explores how composers absorb, reshape, and transform what came before, creating works that honor tradition while forging new paths. STRAVINSKY Suite … Read More

Eastern Visions Encounters with Eastern music left a lasting mark on Western composers, from the sounds of gamelan heard by Debussy at the World Fair to Lou Harrison and John Cage’s lifelong fascination with Javanese and Indian sounds, culminating in … Read More