Saxophonist Jimmy Greene makes his Miller debut with his Quintet in tow, featuring Lage Lund (guitar), Aaron Goldberg (piano), Reuben Rogers (bass), and Kendrick Scott (drums).
Continue ReadingAttacca Quartet and Sō Percussion, both close collaborators of the composer, perform a program of the Pulitzer Prize winner’s works from the last decade.
Continue ReadingThe three-concert series Bach from the Piano, curated by Simone Dinnerstein, opens with “Bach Sonatas,” featuring Christina Jennings (flute), Rebecca Fischer (violin), Alexis Pia Gerlach (cello), and Dinnerstein (piano).
Continue ReadingThe talented New York Baroque Incorporated makes its Miller debut with a program reflecting the life of Jean-Baptiste Lully, the godfather of French opera.
Continue ReadingMiller’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 genre-defying musicians.
Continue ReadingThe venerable Tallis Scholars make their annual appearance at Miller Theatre, exploring the ways in which composers from different eras and backgrounds reacted to the same seminal texts.
Continue ReadingThis beloved annual tradition at Miller Theatre immerses the audience in the magical world of the animal kingdom, as the celebrated music of Carnival of the Animals is brought to life with charming and unconventional puppetry.
Continue ReadingThe virtuosic and spirited pianist Cyrus Chestnut and his quartet celebrate the season with a festive evening performing their soulful twist on Vince Guaraldi’s beloved score from “A Charlie Brown Christmas.”
Continue ReadingMacArthur Fellow Bright Sheng is one of the foremost composers of our time, whose music ranges from dramatic to lyrical, with strong influences of the folk and classical music of Eastern and Central Asia. He returns to Columbia, where he received his D.M.A. in composition, for this Portrait of recent works.
Continue ReadingWith a style reminiscent of the great Dorothy Ashby and Alice Coltrane, the genre-defying Brandee Younger has helped to re-introduce the harp as a powerful jazz instrument. For this event, she collaborates with some of her esteemed contemporaries: Chelsea Baratz (saxophone), Anne Drummond (flute), Dezron Douglas (bass), and E.J. Strickland (drums)
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