Program:
William Grant Still, Lyric String Quartette
Vivian Fung, String Quartet No. 2
Ludwig van Beethoven, String Quartet No. 13 in B-flat major, Op. 130
Performance includes the world premiere of Prayer, arranged for violin and piano, performed by Lara St. John
Program
Vivian Fung, Prayer (arr. violin and piano) — World premiere
Avner Dorman, Nigunim
James Rolfe, Narrow Bridge — World premeire
Aaron Copland, Vitebsk
Amy Beach, Invocation
Robert Schumann, Piano Quintet in E-flat, Op. 44
Girl From the 905 is a genre-busting presentation from a powerhouse operatic team working within their usual roles, but completely outside the lines. A classical score that rattles alive with electronic textures, performed completely raw and unfiltered by a classical trained soprano, rooted in an auto-biographical story of women living between the lines in a multi-cultural family, who come to accept and love themselves for who they are.
The second of the Villiers Quartet’s Late Schubert Series pairs the great Austrian composer’s ‘Death and the Maiden’ with three recent pieces by women composers. St Hilda's music student Ariana Pethard’s ‘The Dance of Persephone’ has been commissioned especially for this concert as a response to ‘Death and the Maiden’, with the composer playing the piano part. It's also a rare opportunity to hear Alisa Dixon's fascinating song cycle 'The Spirit of Love'; her strikingly dissonant harmonic language, reminiscent in places of Fauré, Bartók and Britten, is used to convey dark and conflicting emotions.
Program:
Vivian Fung, String Quartet No. 1 (2004)
Ariana Pethard, The Dance of Persephone for piano and string quartet (wp)
Alisa Dixon, The Spirit of Love — 3 Songs for soprano and string quartet (2020)
Schubert, String Quartet No. 14 in D minor, D. 810 (Death and the Maiden)
The Looking Glass Ensemble is an interdisciplinary performance collective founded by clarinetist Christine Carter and dance artist Shannon Litzenberger. In collaboration with Canada’s trailblazing pianist Gregory Oh and award-winning cellist Vernon Regehr, “Everything is Green” pairs newly imagined interdisciplinary creations, including Randall Woolf’s breathtaking “Everything is Green” and Arvo Pärt’s equally exquisite “Spiegel im Spiegel,” with whimsical repertoire for the clarinet, cello, and piano trio combination by Ludwig von Beethoven and Vivian Fung.
Program
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Trio in B-flat Major, Op. 11
ARVO PÄRT: Spiegel im Spiegel
RANDY WOOLF: Everything is Green
VIVIAN FUNG: The Billy Collins Suite
The Looking Glass Ensemble is an interdisciplinary performance collective founded by clarinetist Christine Carter and dance artist Shannon Litzenberger. In collaboration with Canada’s trailblazing pianist Gregory Oh and award-winning cellist Vernon Regehr, “Everything is Green” pairs newly imagined interdisciplinary creations, including Randall Woolf’s breathtaking “Everything is Green” and Arvo Pärt’s equally exquisite “Spiegel im Spiegel,” with whimsical repertoire for the clarinet, cello, and piano trio combination by Ludwig von Beethoven and Vivian Fung.
Program
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Trio in B-flat Major, Op. 11
ARVO PÄRT: Spiegel im Spiegel
RANDY WOOLF: Everything is Green
VIVIAN FUNG: The Billy Collins Suite
Rhythm; one of the most basic and compelling attributes of music.
Curated by Kevin Rogers, every piece on this program has some blend of the most difficult, challenging, and delightful rhythmic play inside of it. From Thomas Adés’s brilliant use of irrational time signatures (you read that right!) to the high octane music of Trevor Weston that Friction Quartet cuts it's teeth on. Also featured is the imaginative music of Vivian Fung, merging machinary and biology, and a series of arrangements of tunes written by Tigran Hamasyan, one of the greatest Jazz pianists alive today.
Come see the full breadth of rhythmic expression and experience some Hard Times!
Program:
Thomas Adès - Four Quarters
i - Nightfalls
ii - Morning Dew
iii - Days
iv - The Twenty-fifth Hour
Trevor Weston - Fudo Myoo
Vivian Fung - String Quartet no. 4 “Insects and Machines”
Tigran Hamasyan arr. Kevin Rogers -
Song for Melan and Rafik
Vortex
Rhythm; one of the most basic and compelling attributes of music.
Curated by Kevin Rogers, every piece on this program has some blend of the most difficult, challenging, and delightful rhythmic play inside of it. From Thomas Adés’s brilliant use of irrational time signatures (you read that right!) to the high octane music of Trevor Weston that Friction Quartet cuts it's teeth on. Also featured is the imaginative music of Vivian Fung, merging machinary and biology, and a series of arrangements of tunes written by Tigran Hamasyan, one of the greatest Jazz pianists alive today.
Come see the full breadth of rhythmic expression and experience some Hard Times!
Program:
Thomas Adès - Four Quarters
i - Nightfalls
ii - Morning Dew
iii - Days
iv - The Twenty-fifth Hour
Trevor Weston - Fudo Myoo
Vivian Fung - String Quartet no. 4 “Insects and Machines”
Tigran Hamasyan arr. Kevin Rogers -
Song for Melan and Rafik
Vortex
Join us as ROCO’s Connections Series returns to Asia Society Texas Center on March 29th, and enjoy an evening spotlighting music by Asian artists and composers, exploring the experiences of Vietnamese immigrants.
Tenor Nicholas Phan features in the world premiere of Season 20 Composer-In-Residence Viet Cuong’s song cycle, telling the story of his family’s escape from Saigon, plus Vivian Fung’s elegaic Lamenting Earth, complimented by Viet Cuong’s driving septet Pulse Train.
Emmy Award-winning composer and traditional musician Vân-Ánh Vanessa Võ joins, performing on instruments such as the đàn bầu (Vietnamese monochord), 16-string đàn tranh (zither), đàn t’rung (bamboo xylophone), and trống (traditional drums), creating music that blends the wonderfully unique sounds of Vietnamese instruments with other genres, fusing deeply rooted musical traditions with fresh new structures.
An intimate concert featuring solo and chamber repertoire. Experience the magic of new music in a closer, more personal setting with a select roster of a dozen Choral Artists. Featuring new vocal works by Vivian Fung, Che Buford, Joe Jaxson, Christopher Cerrone, and more.
The Creative Work Fund is pleased to award 13 new grants to Greater Bay Area artists collaborating with nonprofit organizations to develop new works of visual art, theater, traditional art, dance, poetry, arts activism and more. Grantees continue to show us that when artists and organizations are in partnership, they strengthen the vibrancy of the Bay Area.
Poet Genny Lim is collaborating with Del Sol Performing Arts Organization to create The Songs of the Diaspora, a connection between our ancestors and our future through new poetry by Lim in an immersive musical experience with collaborating artists Vivian Fung, Mark Heller, Meilina Tsui, Andi Wong, and Theresa Wong. The evening-length work will be presented in June 2025.
More details coming soon!
The Muse, a multimedia recital program, will lead the audience through masterpieces by transcendent female composers such as Clara Schumann, Ethel Smyth, and Nadia Boulanger. These women transformed classical music in their time, while also acting as mentors and educators, thereby redefining the usual definition of the word ‘muse’. This program not only celebrates their groundbreaking contributions but gives their legacies contemporary resonance. A deeply personal journey, The Muse focuses on new works, too, beginning with music by Philippe Quint’s mother, the celebrated composer Lora Kvint, and also featuring pieces by other pre-eminent female performers/composers of our time, including Lera Auerbach, Vivian Fung, and Errollyn Wallen. The musical selections, interwoven with writings by Sappho, Anne Finch, Clara Schumann, Nadia Boulanger, and Lera Auerbach, offer a rich tapestry of music, poetry, and personal narratives.
'Between Earth and Sky" presents contemplative and affirming music addressing themes of place, community, environment and aspiration. Singing works by Alex Berko, Eriks Ešenvalds, Vivian Fung, Shara Nova, Sarah Hopkins, Ysaye Barnwell and others, Concert Choir will be joined by instrumentalists with the addition of special lighting and imaginative use of space in the Recital Hall.
Performance of Kecak Attack! by the C8dence Vocal Ensemble at Collins Recital Hall in Hamel Music Center.
SFCM Departmental Recitals showcase performance departments through its students. Featuring various students and repertoire, and curated by the faculty, performances in this recital highlight SFCM programs and the wide range of study.
Program:
William Grant Still, Lyric String Quartette
Vivian Fung, String Quartet No. 2
Antonín Dvořák, Quartet No. 14 in A-flat Major, Op. 105
E4TT's 17th anniversary season opener features a musical conversation around motion:
Program:
Mary Biano, Oboe/piano duo (world premeire, commissioned)
Ursula Kwong-Brown, “And I Made My Own Way, Deciphering That Fire” (world premeire, commissioned)
Darian Donovan Thomas, ubi lux floret (world premeire, commissioned)
Benjamin Britten, Moto Perpetuo, from Cello Sonata, Op. 65 for cello and piano
York Bowen, Moto Perpetuo (from Suite Mignonne, Op. 39)
Lisa Bielawa, “Synopsis #10: I Know This Room So Well”
Vivian Fung, Ominous Machine
Sage Shurman, composure
Zhou Tian, Majestic Bells
Named after Villiers Street in London, the Villiers Quartet encompasses the grand and iconic spirit of the extraordinary music tradition in Britain and has been praised for “exquisite ensemble playing” (Seen & Heard International), and their absolute “commitment and virtuosity” (The Sunday Times). The Villiers Quartet is the Quartet-in-Residence at the Jacqueline Du Pré Music Building at Oxford University.
Program:
Haydn: Quartet in G Major, Op. 76 No. 1
Fung: Quartet No. 1
Ravel: Quartet in F major
Classical Crossroads’ Classical Interludes Series presents a concert featuring CMOC Resident Artists and Pre-College Rising Stars in a variety of configurations.
Program
L. Janáček (1854-1928): Sonata for Violin and Piano
Iryna Krechkovsky, violin • Louise Thomas. piano
V. Fung (b. 1975): "Birdsong" for Violin and Piano (2012)
Iryna Krechkovsky, violin • Louise Thomas. piano
F. Bridge (1879-1941): Miniatures for Piano Trio, H. 87-89 (Mvmts. VII & VIII)
"The Teddy Trio" • Katherine Zhang, violin • Micah Lee, cello • Denver Ming Chun Ng, piano
F. Liszt (1811-1886): Mephisto Waltz No. 1, S. 514
Kevin Zhang, piano
A. Arensky (1861-1905): Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor, Op. 32 (Mvmt. I)
Iryna Krechkovsky, violin • Sophia Yoo, cello • Louise Thomas, piano
The Looking Glass Ensemble is an interdisciplinary performance collective founded by clarinetist Christine Carter and dance artist Shannon Litzenberger. In collaboration with Canada’s trailblazing pianist Gregory Oh and award-winning cellist Vernon Regehr, “Everything is Green” pairs newly imagined interdisciplinary creations, including Randall Woolf’s breathtaking “Everything is Green” and Arvo Pärt’s equally exquisite “Spiegel im Spiegel,” with whimsical repertoire for the clarinet, cello, and piano trio combination by Ludwig von Beethoven and Vivian Fung.
Program
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Trio in B-flat Major, Op. 11
ARVO PÄRT: Spiegel im Spiegel
RANDY WOOLF: Everything is Green
VIVIAN FUNG: The Billy Collins Suite
ThegoalofthisconcertistopresentacombinationofChinesetraditionalorfolk-inspiredmusic,compositionsbytalentedcomposersofChinesedescent(includingChinese-Canadians)andtoshowcaselocalprofessionalmusicians.
Italsoendeavourstobringtogetherthecommunityatlargetocelebratetherecentautumnalequionx.TheChinesecelebratethisharvestseasonandtheharvestmoonthroughtheMid-AutumnFestival.Activitiesincludinglightinglanternsandgiftingmooncakes, which symbolize completeness and reunion.
Program
Wind Blows, Huang Ruo
Kangding Love Song, Trad. Chinese folk song, arr. Zhao Yongshan
Liuyang River, Tang Biguang
Fisherman’s Song at Dusk, Trad. Chinese, arr. Lü Lu
Butterfly Lovers Concerto, He Zhanhao & Chen Gang, arr. Guan Sheng You
Birdsong, Vivian Fung
A Mother’s Tale, Qu Xixian, arr. Johannes Möller
Dance of the Orient, Mark Houghton
Energetic Duo for Two Violins, Chen Yi
Candlelight, Rron Delos Santos
The Seeker, Kevin Lau
The Looking Glass Ensemble is an interdisciplinary performance collective founded by clarinetist Christine Carter and dance artist Shannon Litzenberger. In collaboration with Canada’s trailblazing pianist Gregory Oh and award-winning cellist Vernon Regehr, “Everything is Green” pairs newly imagined interdisciplinary creations, including Randall Woolf’s breathtaking “Everything is Green” and Arvo Pärt’s equally exquisite “Spiegel im Spiegel,” with whimsical repertoire for the clarinet, cello, and piano trio combination by Ludwig von Beethoven and Vivian Fung.
Program
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Trio in B-flat Major, Op. 11
ARVO PÄRT: Spiegel im Spiegel
RANDY WOOLF: Everything is Green
VIVIAN FUNG: The Billy Collins Suite
The Looking Glass Ensemble is an interdisciplinary performance collective founded by clarinetist Christine Carter and dance artist Shannon Litzenberger. In collaboration with Canada’s trailblazing pianist Gregory Oh and award-winning cellist Vernon Regehr, “Everything is Green” pairs newly imagined interdisciplinary creations, including Randall Woolf’s breathtaking “Everything is Green” and Arvo Pärt’s equally exquisite “Spiegel im Spiegel,” with whimsical repertoire for the clarinet, cello, and piano trio combination by Ludwig von Beethoven and Vivian Fung.
Program
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Trio in B-flat Major, Op. 11
ARVO PÄRT: Spiegel im Spiegel
RANDY WOOLF: Everything is Green
VIVIAN FUNG: The Billy Collins Suite
The Looking Glass Ensemble is an interdisciplinary performance collective founded by clarinetist Christine Carter and dance artist Shannon Litzenberger. In collaboration with Canada’s trailblazing pianist Gregory Oh and award-winning cellist Vernon Regehr, “Everything is Green” pairs newly imagined interdisciplinary creations, including Randall Woolf’s breathtaking “Everything is Green” and Arvo Pärt’s equally exquisite “Spiegel im Spiegel,” with whimsical repertoire for the clarinet, cello, and piano trio combination by Ludwig von Beethoven and Vivian Fung.
Program
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Trio in B-flat Major, Op. 11
ARVO PÄRT: Spiegel im Spiegel
RANDY WOOLF: Everything is Green
VIVIAN FUNG: The Billy Collins Suite
Vigorous Tenderness: a fall equinox concert is next sunday 9/22 at 2pm at Bug Light Park in South Portland.
Featuring music by Eleanor Alberga, Raven Chacon, Courtney Bryan, Evan Williams, Vivian Fung, Kinan Azmeh, Michael Tippett, and Sungji Hong
Performed by Katherine Liccardo, Ryu Mitsuhashi, Kal Sugatski, Fred Edelen, Sylvia Schwartz, Kirsten Monke, Brendon Wilkins, Mikayla McClure, Kate Campbell Strauss, Jayne Quinn Sawtelle, Maya French, Jordan Guerette, Maria Wagner, Michael Percy Albert, Meg McIntyre, Nicole Rabata, and Maine’s most musical mariners.
Program:
The Fire by Michael Maiorana
The Connection by James Rolfe
Billy Collins Suite by Vivian Fung
The Last of James Fenimore Cooper II by Brent Michael Davids
The Cabrillo Festival presents Grammy Award-nominated violinist Philippe Quint’s The Muse, a chamber recital. The Muse leads the audience through masterpieces by glass-ceiling-shattering composers such as Ethel Smyth and Nadia Boulanger. These women transformed classical music in their time, while also acting as mentors and educators–well beyond the usual definition of “muse.” A deeply personal journey, The Muse culminates in contemporary work by Quint’s mother, the celebrated composer Lora Kvint, and also presents works from today’s preeminent female composers, including Lera Auerbach, Vivian Fung, and Errollyn Wallen, with poetry by Anne Finch.
The Muse Program
Anne Finch, Poem: “The Bird and the Arras”
Vivian Fung, Birdsong
Clara Schumann correspondence with Johannes Brahms.
Clara Schumann, Romance from Drei Romanzen, Op. 22
Lera Auerbach, Poem: “Fugue”
Lera Auerbach, Sonata No. 1 for Violin and Piano
Ethel Smyth, Sonata in A minor, Op. 7 for Violin and Piano
Errollyn Wallen, Three Songs, with Miriam Khalil, soprano
Nadia Boulanger Correspondence with Igor Stavinsky
Nadia Boulanger, Trois Pièces for Cello and Piano Piece No. 3, arr. for Violin and Piano
Sappho, Poem: “The Muses”
Lora Kvint, ‘Odyssey’ Rhapsody for violin and piano
Program
Kyle Miller, Stones Are The Flowers
I Dewa Ketut Alit, Pangenter Alit
with dancer, Miranda Danusugondo
Margapati, (traditional)
Vivian Fung, Kreasi Mekanik Mainan
Program:
Beethoven, String Quartet No. 6 in B-flat Major, Op. 18 No. 6
Shaw, Blueprint
Fung, Pizzicato
Ravel, String Quartet in F Major, M. 35
A Prime Chamber Music Collection of Canadian Soundscapes from Coast to Coast
The Global Musician Tour | Danielle Lisboa, Artistic Director
Program Highlights:
Christos Hatzis (Ontario), Old Photographs from “Constantinople”
Marjan Mozetich (Ontario), Scales of Joy and Sorrow
Richard Mascall (Ontario), Petroglyphs
Pierick Houdy (Québec), Divertissement pour Trompette, Cor, et Piano
Vivian Fung (Prairies), Birdsong
Elizabeth Raum (Atlantic Canada), Romance for French Horn and Piano
A Prime Chamber Music Collection of Canadian Soundscapes from Coast to Coast
The Global Musician Tour | Danielle Lisboa, Artistic Director
Program Highlights:
Christos Hatzis (Ontario), Old Photographs from “Constantinople”
Marjan Mozetich (Ontario), Scales of Joy and Sorrow
Richard Mascall (Ontario), Petroglyphs
Pierick Houdy (Québec), Divertissement pour Trompette, Cor, et Piano
Vivian Fung (Prairies), Birdsong
Elizabeth Raum (Atlantic Canada), Romance for French Horn and Piano
A Prime Chamber Music Collection of Canadian Soundscapes from Coast to Coast
The Global Musician Tour | Danielle Lisboa, Artistic Director
Program Highlights:
Christos Hatzis (Ontario), Old Photographs from “Constantinople”
Marjan Mozetich (Ontario), Scales of Joy and Sorrow
Richard Mascall (Ontario), Petroglyphs
Pierick Houdy (Québec), Divertissement pour Trompette, Cor, et Piano
Vivian Fung (Prairies), Birdsong
Elizabeth Raum (Atlantic Canada), Romance for French Horn and Piano
A Prime Chamber Music Collection of Canadian Soundscapes from Coast to Coast
The Global Musician Tour | Danielle Lisboa, Artistic Director
Program Highlights:
Christos Hatzis (Ontario), Old Photographs from “Constantinople”
Marjan Mozetich (Ontario), Scales of Joy and Sorrow
Richard Mascall (Ontario), Petroglyphs
Pierick Houdy (Québec), Divertissement pour Trompette, Cor, et Piano
Vivian Fung (Prairies), Birdsong
Elizabeth Raum (Atlantic Canada), Romance for French Horn and Piano
Sandbox Percussion Final Seminar Showcase Concert
Ernst C. Stiefel Hall, The New School, New York, NY
Program
John Cage, Third Construction
Toru Takemitsu, Rain Tree
Vivian Fung, (Un)Wandering Souls
Susan Kander, Once. Upon. A. Time
Thomas Kotcheff, Part and Parcel
Andy Akiho, Pillar I
Michael Torke, Bloom 1: Morning and Noon
The final concert "Potpourri" will take our audience to a premier private residence in Pebble Beach. As we revive and modernize this "music in chamber" tradition in a beautiful home of our time, we match it with a program that tells the stories of us today in a unique aspect of the world now— merely a click away at our fingertips, you can access the whole world. See how artists weave together cultural essences beautifully and immerse us in different worlds moment to moment.
The program includes the world premiere of Kian Ravaei's commission written for Sunkiss'd Mozart Summerfest 2024.
Get ready for an electrifying night of music with Ensemble Made in Canada! From international composers like Caroline Shaw to groundbreaking innovations in 'Mosaique,' it's an immersive journey through the ever-evolving world of contemporary music. Plus, a collaboration featuring fiddler Wesley Hardisty. Don't miss out.
Program
Franco Donatoni (IT) Rhonda (1983)
Linda Catlin Smith (CAN) New Work for cello and piano (2023)
Sandeep Bhagwati (IND/GER) Stele IX (2017)
Vivian Fung (CAN) Shifting Landscapes (2018)
Nicolas Gilbert (CAN) Ilôts (2018)
Nicole Lizée (CAN) Bessborough Hotel (2018)
Samy Moussa (CAN) Orpheus in Nunavut (2018)
Barbara Assiginaak (Odawa, Ojibwe and Potawatomi; Mnidoo Mnissing, Giniw Dodem) Nbiidaasamishkaamin/We Come Paddling Here (2018)
Ana Sokolović (SBA/CAN) Splendor Sine Occasu
Caroline Shaw (USA) Thousandth Orange (2018)
Wesley Hardisty (DENE) New Work (2023) for Ensemble Made in Canada
7:00PM Doors
7:15PM Pre-Concert Chat
7:45PM Young Artist Overture
8:00PM Main Show
9:30PM Reception
Sandbox Percussion opens their 9th annual summer seminar with an exciting performance to welcome this year’s seminar students to The New School. This performance will feature two world premieres from our current Composer Mentorship Program collaborators, Iseul Kim and Wenbin Lyu.
Come join us for a delicious sneak peek at what the Cabrillo Festival has in store for 2024! This in-person event will be held at the Community Foundation Santa Cruz County on their Rooftop Terrace.
Friction Quartet will play works by featured 2024 Composers-in-Residence Vivian Fung and Gabriella Smith, and Vivian Fung will be in person for a special composer Q&A.
Entry includes:
string quartet performance & conversation with composer Vivian Fung
winetastings from Sones Cellars, Bargetto Winery, Inversion Winery, and Alfaro Vineyards
specialty hors d'oeurvres from local tastemakers La Posta and Oswald
great company with the Festival community
access to a silent auction curated by the Festival Board, benefiting the 2024 Festival lineup
Get ready to indulge in delectable treats while supporting the musical mission of the Cabrillo Festival. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to get a taste of the Festival to come!
Proceeds from this event will help make our ambitious plans for Festival 2024, "Music as Movement" possible, including 15 Composers-in-Residence, 4 world premieres, 9 West Coast premieres, the return of our free Family Concert, and so much more! Thank you for supporting new music and our creative community!
3:30 - 4:00 PM doors open, mingling, bites, and libations!
4:00 - 4:30 PM performance by Friction Quartet
4:30 - 4:45 PM composer Q&A with Vivian Fung, moderated by D. Riley Nicholson
4:45 - 5:30 PM the party continues, silent auction ends
5:30 PM event end
Grammy Award Winner Jason Vieaux (guitar) with Mari Sato (violin) for the 2024 Cleveland International Classical Guitar Festival Faculty Concert.
Works by Bach, Fung, Ponce, and Schubert
Vivian Fung is collaborating with the Jasper String Quartet, tenor Nicholas Phan, and pianist Myra Huang, on the creation of a new song cycle, Lamenting Earth. The project is a half-evening length song cycle, approximately 30 minutes, for tenor, string quartet, and piano. The work centers around poet Claire Wahmanholm’s prize-winning poem “O,” which took second place at the Academy of American Poets’ inaugural Treehouse Climate Action Poem Prize. The poem is described by the judges as “an original and powerful evocation, using a single letter of the alphabet to name the wonders that are at risk of being no more…The voice is prophetic and unrelenting: a lament, an elegy, and a clarion call to action!”
The CCCC’s resident group of contemporary music specialists, the Grossman Ensemble, presents new compositions exploring relationships, textures, and electroacoustic elements mixed with elements of jazz, blues, and other cultural influences. Composers David Bird, Vivian Fung, Felipe Lara, and Gabriel Novak each introduce their new work with accomplished conductor and champion of new music Jeff Meyer. Celebrate the close of the Grossman Ensemble’s 2023/24 season at an after-party with the artists.
Presented by the Chicago Center for Contemporary Composition in partnership with UChicago Presents.
