About the Show Founded by mezzo-soprano Carla Dirlikov Canales, The Canales Project’s Between Two Worlds gives voice to issues of identity and culture through a powerful musical message. Canales hosts this event that features music and discussion in three fascinating segments with young activist-artists: Llewellyn Sanchez-Werner, a pianist and composer committed to social action through …
Lehman Graduate Yumi Suehiro presents a solo concert of brand new works, composed for her. Program Andrew Conklin / Hanging Mobiles (2014) Acrobats (2017) *world premiere Jan Feddersen / piano and e-bows (2011) Martin Loridan / Cinq Figures errantes (2017) *world premiere Jean-Patrick Besingrand / Mizuchi (2016) *world premiere Matt Sargent / Going, gone (2016) *NY …
*Featuring a pre-concert talk with John Luther Adams* Program will feature John Luther Adams’ Among Red Mountains for solo piano; Nunataks for solo piano; Red Arc/Blue Veil for piano and percussion; and Four Thousand Holes for piano, percussion, and electronics.
Described by The New Yorker’s Alex Ross as “one of the most original musical thinkers of the new century,” John Luther Adams is a composer whose music and cultural worldview is inspired by nature and environmental concerns. Adams curates a week-long project that draws on his broad cultural interests with performances of his music at …
