Potentially challenging pieces become inviting in an eclectic program that encompasses everything from Luciano Berio to the Beatles.
James Gaffigan conducts this masterpiece, rescheduled from last September’s Chorus strike, along with three works by Gordon Getty.
The orchestra plans to keep mixing old and new in its concerts, offering something for everyone in the community.
With its trademark instrumental menagerie, the group illuminates scores by Harry Partch and gives two world premieres.
The composer and philanthropist sees three of his works performed by the orchestra this week.
In niches throughout the huge columbarium, more than 40 musical acts of varying kinds are set to perform at this year’s event.
The pioneering minimalist composer is honored over two evenings, and his music seems to speak to the ethos of everyone onstage.
Flutist Claire Chase’s astonishing programming for 2025 is devoted to music with complexities beyond the sounded notes.
The world premiere of this quasi-operatic choral work by composer Mark Winges and poet-soprano Lisa Delan makes its points theatrically.
