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01/24/19
Composer Portraits Showcases Wang Lu
Wang Lu’s music blends Chinese opera and folk music traditions with contemporary instrumental techniques and new sonic possibilities.
Continue Reading01/17/19
Early Music Series Continues with New York Polyphony
The four voices of the celebrated ensemble New York Polyphony return to take audiences on a journey over the Alps to explore the Flemish composers who traversed the mountains to work in Italy.
Continue Reading01/14/19
Rudresh Mahanthappa returns to Miller with his Indo-Pak Coalition
JazzTimes’s “Best Alto Saxophonist” and Village Voice’s “Best Jazz Artist” winner Rudresh Mahanthappa returns to Miller Theatre with his Indo-Pak Coalition, featuring guitarist Rez Abbasi and percussionist Dan Weiss.
Continue Reading12/18/18
Early Music Series Continues with Orlando Consort
The London-based Orlando Consort returns to perform a collection of sublime sacred music from the first part of the 16th century, with special guest bass Robert Macdonald.
Continue Reading12/04/18
Announcing the 2018 Winter Pop-Up Concerts
Miller’s winter Pop-Up Concert lineup offers four unique opportunities to experience a range of contemporary works, including several premieres, performed by a cohort of new-music all-stars.
Continue Reading11/14/18
Carnival of the Animals for family holiday enchantment
Miller’s annual holiday treat returns, a playful production that brings Camille Saint-Saëns’s beloved work to life—Carnival of the Animals.
Continue Reading11/07/18
Pianist Simone Dinnerstein plays Couperin, Glass, Satie, Schumann
This collection of intriguing musical curios was chosen by Dinnerstein for their lyrical, contemplative, and exuberant qualities.
Continue Reading10/29/18
Early Music Series Continues With Tallis Scholars
The renowned Tallis Scholars make their annual appearance on Miller’s Early Music series with beloved, festive Renaissance favorites including Palestrina’s Missa Hodie Christus natus est.
Continue Reading10/16/18
Composer Portraits Continue with Du Yun
The 2017 recipient of the Pulitzer Prize in Music for her opera Angel’s Bone, Du Yun is a multifaceted artist — composer, multi-instrumentalist, performance artist, and curator.
Continue Reading10/10/18
Cappella Pratensis Makes Their Miller Theatre Debut
The acclaimed Cappella Pratensis, known for their period interpretations, makes their Miller debut with a program anchored by Josquin masterpieces and exploring some of the great polyphonic works of the period by composers who inspired Josquin and those who were later inspired by him.
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