David Leighton, a protégé of Alberta Masiello, will be playing three concerts at the DiMenna this season. His first program will feature Bach's Italian Concerto, BWV 971, Chopin’s Ballade No. 3 in A-flat major, Op. 47, and the Rachmaninoff Sonata Opus 36. Mr. Leighton's career has spanned fifty years starting as a graduate of The Juilliard […]
Our Season Opener! featuring Christina Nam, violin, and Andy Park, viola! Join the Chromas Ensemble in a programmatic journey through time exploring themes of the Enlightenment and the Symphony as a genre. Starting with Haydn's foundational symphony no.102, we slingshot into modern orchestral writing with Stravinsky's petite suite, before ending with a celebration of soloistic […]
American Melodies on Ukrainian Strings, presented by BandurArts, is a one-of-a-kind concert experience bringing American music to life on Ukraine’s national instrument — the BANDURA, a spectacular instrument with more than 60 strings. Spanning more than a century, the concert program travels through America’s musical history - from folk songs and spirituals to jazz, film, […]
Eagle Eye Charities, Inc. proudly presents: Reflections: An Evening with Rowena Arrieta, Pianist With Special Guest Radnel Ofalsa, Tenor Join us for an intimate benefit recital celebrating musical virtuosity, artistic resilience, and cultural pride. Renowned concert pianist Rowena Sanchez Arrieta—celebrated worldwide as a Laureate of the VII International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow and First Prize […]
Mezzo-soprano Megan Moore returns for her second appearance in OSL’s Visionary Sounds Series, in a program pairing the music of Hildegard von Bingen with works by Sofia Gubaidulina and Sarah Kirkland Snider. Hildegard’s texts are heard in new arrangements together with Gubaidulina’s Aus den Visionen der Hildegard von Bingen and String Quartet No. 2, and Snider’s Caritas. The program traces a line from […]
This program marks Philip Glass’s 90th birthday with a performance of his String Quartet No. 3, “Mishima.” The work draws on music from Glass’s score for the Paul Schrader film and has become one of his most frequently performed chamber pieces. Cast in four movements, it translates material originally conceived for film into a compact, self-contained form.
Works by Kaija Saariaho and Meredith Monk are brought together in a program shaped by two singular musical voices. Saariaho’s Light and Matter and Die Aussicht are heard with Monk’s Stringsongs and excerpts from Book of Days. Both composers are known for their close attention to timbre and texture, often extending traditional vocal and instrumental techniques. This performance invites audiences into richly imagined and deeply individual sound […]