Philharmonic musicians perform chamber works by six contemporary composers who chose to spend time living and working in America. Taken together, these works weave together influences from all over the world to form a uniquely American tapestry of sound.
CHEN Yi (b. 1953)
At the Kansas City Chinese New Year Concert (2002)
1. The Talking Fiddle
2. Making the Hand-Pulled Noodles
3. Blue Dragon Sword Dance
Georg Friedrich HAAS (b. 1953)
tria ex uno (2001)
1. tria ex uno i
2. tria ex uno ii
3. tria ex uno iii
Marcos BALTER (b. 1974)
Chambers (2011)
Movement 1
Movement 2
Movement 3
Kinan AZMEH (b. 1976)
Café Damas (2018; World Premiere–New York Philharmonic Commission)
Thomas ADÈS (b. 1971)
Darknesse Visible (1992)
Donnacha DENNEHY (b. 1970)
Bulb (2006)
Part of the GRoW @ Annenberg Sound ON series
Nadia Sirota is The Marie-Josée Kravis Creative Partner
Five contemporary vocal works that explore ideas of timeliness and timelessness. There’s Lizée’s pastiche of karaoke tapes and Crumb’s iconoclastic response to Apollo 11. La Barbara’s litany on American history and Prestini’s intimate portrait of the author of Silent Spring. Ber...
Conductor and composer Daniela Candillari leads the New York Philharmonic brass section in one of her own compositions, alongside by composers ranging from Musorgsky and Bruckner to bandmaster Dorothy Gates.
Daniela CANDILLARI
Sonnet IX (2021)
Dorothy GATES (b. 1966)
Eddy, from
Discover the talents of New York Philharmonic musicians up close as they perform J.S. Bach’s Baroque favorite, a playful trio by Jean Françaix, and Mendelssohn’s melodic String Quartet No. 1.
J.S. BACH (1685–1750) / Arr. W. Healy (b. 1990)
Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme (Sleepers, Wake),
