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Ellen Taaffe Zwilich may have found inspiration through introspection, but her music is anything but introverted.
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Works from contemporary greats Vijay Iyer and Evan Ziporyn with classics from 20th-century masters Carlos Surinach and Lukas Foss.
Gil Rose, conductor
Program is subject to change
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November 30
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BMOP opens the 2018-2019 season with a bang! Featuring percussionist Colin Currie performing Time Release by Steven Mackey and composer and harpist Hannah Lash performing her Concerto No. 2 for Harp and Orchestra. Harold Meltzer's Vision Machine and Mackey's Tonic round out the program.
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Join BMOP at NEC's Jordan Hall for our final performance on the season featuring works by Leonard Bernstein, Henri Lazarof, Harold Shapero, and Yu-Hui Chang. Free admission, reserve your tickets today!
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With a variety of inspirations including haunting horror, ecological wonder, architectural homage, and career-spanning historical connections, the recording’s four works offer a glimpse into the creative mind of a seasoned composer.
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Ill and feverish, Boston-born writer and poet Edgar Allan Poe – his creativity and inspiration in the doldrums after his wife Virginia’s death two years prior – plans to sail to Baltimore on a “voyage of discovery.” But is a ship scheduled to depart?
Embark on a musical journey up the Rocky Mountains with composer Paul Moravec's latest album, featuring four captivating orchestral works. Moravec, drawing inspiration from diverse sources, explores the profound connection between music and memory. From the jubilant echoes of the Brandenburg Gate, reminiscent of the Berlin Wall's fall, to the haunting Overlook Hotel suite from "The Shining," Moravec's compositions weave a rich tapestry of emotion, history, and architectural homage.
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Galbraith’s rich harmonic textures, rhythmic vitality, emotional depth, and wide range of expression have been described by critics as “impressive,” “reflective,” “formidable,” “rewarding,” and “masterly.”
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BMOPs recording of Corigliano: Lord of Cries, released by Pentatone, nominated for Best Opera Recording.
