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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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Announcing our 2019-2020 concert dates! Put us in your calendars today, and keep an eye out for our season announcement, coming soon!
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In honor of his 80th birthday, BMOP closes its 23rd season with a selection of works by Boston mainstay John Harbison. Special guest and longtime Harbison collaborator soprano Dawn Upshaw joins BMOP to perform Milosz Songs for Soprano and Orchestra and Symphony No. 6. Violist Marcus Thompson performs Harbison's Concerto for Viola and Orchestra, and the concert opens with Remembering Gatsby (Foxtrot for Orchestra)
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BMOP presents the works of modern master John Corigliano. Our February 23, 2019, concert includes his Symphony No. 2 and we welcome back Eliot Fisk to perform Corigliano's guitar concerto Troubadours. Also featured on this concert will be the winner of the annual BMOP-NEC Composition Competition.
Gil Rose, conductor
BMOP celebrates the life and works of Boston contemporary music figurehead John Harbison.
Program is subject to change
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Harbison celebration
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BMOP takes a trip to an operatic world of water genies, mechanical birds, fantastical creatures, and more, as we welcome back soprano Heather Buck to reprise the title role she created in Haroun and the Sea of Stories by Charles Wuorinen. This semi-staged production also features bass-baritone Stephen Bryant and a whole cast of Boston's favorite opera singers.
Gil Rose, conductor
Program is subject to change
*World Premiere; winner of the 2019 BMOP-NEC Composition Composition
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Corigliano Portrait
Gil Rose, conductor
Program is subject to change
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Haroun and the Sea of Stories
