Composer

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Piazzolla’s The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires

Eden Prairie Campus

Saint Paul's United Church of Christ

Philadelphia Sinfonia Concert #2

Temple University

We’re proud to present an evening of evocative impressions of Latin America with works from three composers you’ll recognize and one we’re proud to introduce this season. Venezuelan / American composer and cellist Paul Desenne, who passed away in 2023 at age 63, was a founding member of the Simón Bolívar Youth Orchestra and resident composer for El Sistema. His 2013 Concerto for 2 Flutes will feature Robert Langevin, Principal Flute of the New York Philharmonic, and Marco Granados, one of the world’s leading flutists in Latin American music. The program opens with a lyrical, edgy work by Argentine tango composer Astor Piazzolla, followed by Heitor Villa-Lobos’ Bach-inspired representations of Brazilian life. We’ll finish the evening with American icon Aaron Copland, who infused Mexican folk music into his rousing work.

Vista Philharmonic Orchestra – Music Without Boundaries

Groton Hill Music Center

Musicians: Ami Humphreys, fløjte, Helena Llorca, obo, Stine Riber, klarinet, Hrafn Thorarensen, fagot, Magnus Rømer, horn, YiTong Chen og Christoffer Breman, slagtøj, Lingyi Zhao, violin, Jia Gao, cello, ZhengNan Xu, guitar.

Wednesday Concert

KU.BE

Born in the slums of Buenos Aires “one day when God was drunk,” María turns to the city in a desperate quest for freedom, falling in love with its tango rhythms. A dark, surreal story told in song and dance, this “tango opera” by the legendary Argentine composer Ástor Piazzolla has been widely acclaimed since its 1968 premiere.

María de Buenos Aires

Overture Center for the Arts

By annual tradition, a few of the musicians of the Antwerp Symphony Orchestra participate in the Middagconcerten of Antwerp.

Noon concert at AMUZ

AMUZ (Festival van Vlaanderen Antwerpen)

Aperio continues its 2024-2025 concert season with Tropical Latitudes, a concert celebrating the remarkable influences of Caribbean rhythm, poetry, and culture in contemporary music. Combining elements from a variety of musical styles - including bomba, salsa, samba, and tango - this exciting program sheds new light on the vibrant mix of culture, music, and history that distinguishes New World music from its European forebears.

Tropical Latitudes

Midtown Arts & Theater Center Houston

Star power is on full display as eight of the world’s top violin soloists unite for “The Four Seasons”. Delight in the passion of Vivaldi's original 'Four Seasons' followed by Piazzolla's dynamic adaptation, showcasing his unparalleled mastery of tango."

Featured Violinists: Ben Beilman, James Ehnes, Karen Gomyo, Chad Hoopes, Tessa Lark, Yura Lee, Amy Schwartz, Arnaud Sussmann

The Four Seasons: Vivaldi & Piazzolla

Norton Museum of Art

Astor Piazzolla changed music and dance forever with sultry compositions that blurred genres and revolutionized tango. Under the baton of Chilean-Italian conductor Paolo Bortolameolli, New World Symphony brings the best of Buenos Aires to Miami with a fiery evening of tango performed by internationally ranked dancers and bandoneónist Julien Labro.

Piazzolla's Tango

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

This festive season, join JoAnn Falletta, Nikki Chooi, and the BPO for a celebration of winter through the evocative music of Vivaldi and Piazzolla. Chooi, with his exceptional artistry, bridges 250 years and two continents, interpreting the crisp, frosty air of Vivaldi’s Winter and the sultry, tango-infused chill of Piazzolla’s Buenos Aires. This unique juxtaposition highlights the universal beauty and diversity of the season, offering a perfect accompaniment to the holiday spirit. This concert promises to be a warm, illuminating musical feast, perfect for the whole family.

JoAnn’s Classical Christmas

Kleinhans Music Hall

Audiences rise to their feet, dancing to the rhythms of Latin America in Platypus Theatre’s most interactive show to date. Presto, Mambo! gives young audiences the unique opportunity to experience the NAC Orchestra thrumming to the irresistible beat of the Latin sound.

Presto, Mambo!

National Arts Centre

‘Theirs is a marriage of wondrous colours and dextrous aplomb, subtly balanced to make a musical performance sound as one’, commented Music and Arts of the married couple, whose meeting at the 1997 Hamamatsu Competition has led to a remarkable musical as well as marital partnership. In addition to original works for the medium, arrangements include Ravel’s of Debussy’s orchestral masterpiece and their own of music by the Argentine master of nuevo tango.

Alessio Bax piano; Lucille Chung piano

Wigmore Hall

A concert presented by the Oberlin Guitar Ensemble under the direction of Stephen Aron in Kulas Recital Hall.

Concert: Guitar Ensemble I

Oberlin College

Hailed as the new face of classical guitar worldwide, Raphaël Feuillâtre fascinates audiences and critics alike with the depth of his interpretations, his dazzling virtuosity, and the richness of his repertoire.

Raphaël Feuillâtre | Virtuoso Guitar

Brevard Music Center

Our 48th season begins with a celebration featuring works by notable French, Canadian and American women composers performed by Calgary’s stellar female soloists. We offer delicious tangos by Piazzolla and Hermosa and end with the celebrated and spectacular Saint-Saëns Symphony No. 3, featuring the mighty Carthy Organ.

Women in Music

Arts Commons

Please join the SSO for our season opener featuring an array of fascinating and appealing music by Canadian, American, Mexican and Argentinian composers. British Columbia’s Christine Donkin wrote her Four Poems in 2015, based on the poetry of New Brunswick poet Charles Roberts. Everyone will recognise Aaron Copland’s beloved Simple Gifts and The Little Horses, as well as Astor Piazzolla’s evocative tangos Libertango and Milonga del ángel. Colourfully orchestrated with an emphasis on instruments typical of the Veracruz style (trumpet, harp, and violins) and driven by its distinctive rhythm, José Moncayo’s Huapango has become an enduring classic.

Music of the Americas

The Machine Shop

Our traditional family concert opens the season! Experience how four different composers explore the colors of the orchestra and use them to paint pictures and tell stories. The narrated story “Peter and the Wolf” also introduces listeners to the instruments of the orchestra, each representing a different animal or character. And the winner of the DSO’s 2024–2025 Yen Liang Young Artist Competition will perform a wind, brass, or percussion concerto of the winner’s choosing! 

Family Concert: Peter and the Wolf

Lesher Center for the Arts

### Event Description: Michael Yeung, Percussion

**Date:** Thursday, October 17, 2024  
**Time:** 7:30 PM  
**Venue:** Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall, 57th & 7th Avenue Entrance on 7th, New York, NY  
**Tickets:** Starting from $20 (On sale from July 10, 2024)

Join us for an extraordinary evening of percussive brilliance as Michael Yeung makes his debut at Zankel Hall, Carnegie Hall. This concert, part of the Young Concert Artists series, promises to be a captivating journey through a diverse repertoire, showcasing the versatility and expressive power of percussion.

**Special Guest:** Chee-Yun, Violin

**Program:**
- **J.S. Bach:** Lute Suite in E Minor, BWV 996
- **Debussy arr. Michael Yeung:** Rêverie
- **Ravel arr. Michael Yeung:** Sonatine II. Mouvement de Menuet
- **Philippe Hurel:** Loops II
- **Georges Aperghis:** Le corps à corps
- **Iannis Xenakis:** Rebonds B
- **Astor Piazzolla:** Histoire du Tango
- **James Wood:** Rogośānti
- **Messiaen:** O Sacrum Convivum
- **Plus:** A premiere by YCA Composer-in-Residence Alistair Coleman

Michael Yeung's debut program begins with a collection of keyboard works arranged for marimba and vibraphone, before exploring the vast sound palette and musical canon of percussion. Highlighting the evening is James Wood’s "Rogośānti," a piece known for its mysticism and transcendent soundscape, which Yeung believes will captivate the audience.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience the percussive arts in a new light, brought to you by one of the most exciting young talents in the field.

**Tickets:** Available from July 10, 2024. Secure your seats early for an unforgettable night of music.

Michael Yeung, Percussion

Carnegie Hall

Kennedy Center

Following a long and highly successful career as both a solo and a collaborative pianist, as well as a festival and concert series programmer, Kathryn Stott has decided to step down from public recitals from the end of this year – though many of her other creative activities will continue. Wigmore audiences will be delighted to partake in this special celebration of her exceptional artistry in her last London recital appearance.

Kathryn Stott piano

Directed by our Leader & Principal Stephanie Gonley, this concert explores two exciting contemporary works that have been inspired by the seasons.Max Richter’s is one of foremost figures on the contemporary music scene and performances of his reimagining of The Four Seasons are not to be missed. Combining the old with the new with skill, style and sophistication this piece is a respectful reinvention of the themes and ideas behind Vivaldi’s original work to allow listeners to hear it in a different.

The Four Seasons: Piazzolla & Richter at Cadogan Hall

Cadogan Hall 

Vivaldi’s Baroque-era panache and Piazzolla’s Argentinian tango join in a dialogue that spans the seasons, under the direction of violinist and conductor Rosanne Philippens.

The Seasons of Vivaldi and Piazzola

Place des Arts

Since the beginning of her career, Norwegian trumpeter Tine Thing Helseth has championed the trumpet repertoire amongst audiences on all six continents, meriting the highest critical praise for her soulful, lyrical sound and collaborative approach to music-making. An artist who challenges the boundaries of genre with an intensely creative, open-minded philosophy, Tine’s ever-expanding repertoire ranges from the classical period to contemporary works and new commissions.

Beethoven’s 5th!

Miller Symphony Hall

As part of Tippet Rise’s Wander series, this concert will take place among works of art located on the art center’s Cottonwood Campus, including Iron Tree by Ai Weiwei and Daydreams and Cursive Takes a Holiday by Patrick Dougherty. Performing together as a group, returning flutist Jessica Sindell will be joined by debuting artists including oboist Tamer Edlebi, clarinetist Afendi Yusuf, bassoonist Jake Thonis, and horn player Nathaniel Silberschlag, offering a unique opportunity to hear these talented musicians outside their orchestral settings. The group will take the audience on a trip to Hungary, Argentina, and back to the United States with music by György Ligeti, Endre Szervánszky, Astor Piazzolla, and Samuel Barber.

Wander series: Jessica Sindell, flute, Tamer Edlebi, oboe, Afendi Yusuf, clarinet, Jake Thonis, bassoon, Nathaniel Silberschlag, horn

Tippet Rise Art Center

This concert marks the Tippet debut of two multi-faceted artists – Grammy-nominated violinist Tessa Lark and classical and jazz harpist Charles Overton. Tessa Lark, consistently praised by critics and audiences for her astounding range of sounds, technical agility, and musical elegance, is also a highly acclaimed fiddler in the tradition of her native Kentucky. Charles Overton is a frequent performer with the Boston Symphony Orchestra and Boston Pops, as well as jazz clubs throughout the northeast. He aims to create a musical environment that is accessible, exciting, and resonates deeply with audiences. Lark and Overton are performers, arrangers, and composers of a program including early romantic virtuoso music by Camille Saint-Saëns, Eugène Ysaÿe, and Jean Cras; a traditional fiddle work “Boy in the Gap”; and the Morgan Lewis jazz standard "How High the Moon". Their performance will conclude with a trip to Argentina for Astor Piazzolla’s Histoire du Tango.

Tessa Lark, violin, Charles Overton, harp

Kunsthallen Rønnebæksholm and the local Ensemble Storstrøm continue the successful collaboration on Writers' Concerts.

Last year, Rønnebæksholm and Ensemble Storstrøm introduced a new format that combines literature and meeting a current author with live classical music. It was some exciting experiences, where words and music reinforce each other. Both the concrete expression of the text and the more abstract form of the music are experienced in a new way when they are put together.

Author concert You are my heritage at Rønnebæksholm

Rønnebæksholm

Dalí Quartet

Luzerne Music Center

This varied program blends the elegance of Bach’s Suite for Marimba, the passionate tangos of Piazzolla, the neoclassical charm of Stravinsky, and Tchaikovsky’s most beloved ballet—offering a rich tapestry of stories told through dance.

Suite

Conrad Prebys Performing Arts Center

Piazzolla’s Four Seasons and Mozart’s “Linz” Symphony

Sun Valley Pavilion

The is program pairs internationally acclaimed violinist Timothy Chooi with Ji Su Jung, the first percussionist ever to be awarded the Avery Fisher Career Grant. The artists present a program ranging from Piazzolla to Romantic works by Schumann and Kreisler to modern perspectives including a work by Keith Jarrett, blending violin and keyboard-leaning marimba. The program culminates in Mexican composer Gabriela Ortiz’ Atlas Pumas, written for violin and marimba, and inspired by a soccer match.

Curtis at 92NY

The Arnhold Center

Czech composer Leoš Janáček wrote his wind sextet Mládí (Youth) when he was 70, capturing the youthful mood characteristic of his works from this period.

Janáček, Ravel & Piazzolla

Sydney Opera House

'Fiesta' concert Conductor: Juan Ortuño

All Saints Church Ecclesall

The lyricism of music inspired by dance takes center stage in Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony and Strauss’s Rosenkavalier Suite — their rhythms and melodies evoking the opulence of 19th-century Vienna. And Artist-in-Residence Xavier Foley paints musical portraits of Argentina in a new arrangement of Piazzolla’s tango-infused Four Seasons of Buenos Aires.

The Music of Dance: Schubert & Strauss

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Join us for an unforgettable evening as we bring our sensational 2023-2024 Masterworks Series season to a close with a flourish. Prepare to be transported as we welcome back the much-loved violin virtuoso, Francisco Fullana, to grace our stage once again. His masterful interpretation of Astor Piazzolla's enchanting Cuatro estaciones portenas will leave you spellbound, a mesmerizing dance of melodies that will stir your soul.

"in Nature's Realm"

Long Center for the Performing Arts

A veritable United Nations of cellists, the Galvin Quartet combines musicians from China, Brazil, South Korea, and the United States. The four members met at Northwestern University—taking their name from its jewel-box recital hall—and quickly captured attention with the silver medal at the 2021 Fischoff Chamber Music Competition and the top prize of the 2022 Victor Elmaleh Competition.

Galvin Cello Quartet

Ravinia Festival

Korean violinist Chee-Yun and Slovenian guitarist Mak Grgić unite for a concert that celebrates both of their unique cultural heritages. Ranging from tango and folk-influenced dance compositions to Korean art song and contemporary works, this collaboration between a gifted young guitarist and an extraordinarily talented string player is not to be missed.

Chee-Yun, violin & Mak Grgić, guitar

Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts

Move to the beats and rhythm of Argentine Tango with a dazzling concerto by Piazzolla performed by young accordion phenom Hanzhi Wang. The program begins with Black Swan, Bright Sheng’s lyrical tribute to Johannes Brahms. The Symphony’s mainstage season will come to a heroic conclusion with Brahms’ own majestic First Symphony.

Tango Classic

Stiefel Theatre for the Performing Arts

Our joint recital will present beautiful music spanning from the baroque to the modern era. The first half of the recital will feature Anaeli Gutierrez on flute, accompanied in two pieces by Lauren Hsu on piano, and Enmanuel Rodriguez on guitar. Listeners will hear contrasts between lively and technical passages such as in Piazolla's Histoire du Tango - Bordel 1900 and Kuhlau’s Variations on The Last Rose of Summer, as well as elegant lyrical passages found in Telemann’s Fantasie No. 5 and Suite en Duo by Jean Cras. Our second half of the recital will bring pieces from the renowned composer Johann Sebastian Bach. Esteban Salas Villela will perform Bach's Cello Suite Number 1, arranged for the classical guitar. These pieces allude to dances from the baroque era that still resonate through time.

Joint Junior Recital of Music for Flute and Guitar

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

This spring, Music Director Jader Bignamini leads two works inspired by Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. Piazzolla’s tango-infused tribute features newly appointed DSO Concertmaster Robyn Bollinger, and Michael Abels, known for scores to Oscar Award-winning films like Jordan Peele's Get Out and Us, puts "Vivaldi in a Mixmaster." We then reap the ingenious rewards of Mozart’s brilliant final symphony.

Mozart & The Seasons

Orchestra Hall

Romantic Moods

First Baptist Church of Oklahoma

### Event Description: ROCO In Concert: Luminescent

**Date and Time:** Saturday, April 27, 2024, at 5:00 PM  
**Location:** Brockman Hall for Opera, Houston, TX, USA  
**Sponsored by:** The Albert and Margaret Alkek Foundation

ROCO proudly presents "Luminescent," a captivating concert that promises to illuminate the senses with a vibrant display of orchestral color and creativity. Under the masterful baton of conductor JoAnn Falletta, the full 40-piece chamber orchestra will perform an exquisite program featuring three world premieres and a Texas premiere.

**Program Highlights:**

1. **Richard Danielpour's Symphony in Three Movements After the Divine Comedy of Dante Alighieri**
   - *Movement Highlight:* Alle Soglie del Paradiso (At the Threshold of Paradise)
   - *Note:* This is the third and final movement of the symphony, offering a glimpse of paradise.

2. **Conni Ellisor's A Woman Without Apology**
   - *Description:* A bold and empowering piece, commissioned by a consortium and making its world premiere.

3. **Astor Piazzolla's Tangazo**
   - *Description:* An edgy and dynamic tango that will have the audience dancing in their seats.

4. **Richard Strauss's Ariadne auf Naxos Symphony-Suite**
   - *Description:* A chamber arrangement of Strauss's comic 1912 opera-within-an-opera, making its Texas premiere.

Join us for an evening of luminous music and unforgettable performances at Brockman Hall for Opera. This event is a celebration of new works and timeless classics, brought to life by the exceptional talent of ROCO's musicians and the visionary leadership of JoAnn Falletta.

**Location:**  
Brockman Hall for Opera  
Houston, TX, USA  
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Don't miss this extraordinary concert experience. Mark your calendars and be part of a night where music and light converge in perfect harmony.

ROCO In Concert: Luminescent

Rice University

Enjoy a delightful spring evening in a beautiful outdoor courtyard while basking in the classical sounds of a string quartet and brass quintet performed by your Salina Symphony musicians (including the Maestro himself!). The program will also include Astor Piazzolla’s toe-tapping Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, tangos inspired by Vivaldi’s timeless Four Seasons.

Chamber Concert: Four Seasons

Homewood Suites by Hilton Salina Downtown

LowDown

Tulsa Performing Arts Center

Join us for our first ever Spring concert of four-hand piano music from Canadian piano stars Duo Fortin-Poirier combined with an illuminating presentation from Artistic Director, Michael Adams taking a close look at the importance of four-hand piano music before the age of recording. A fascinating musical event for all the family.

Spring Concert

Napa Methodist Church

Hersh has put together a wonderfully exciting and energetic program for our April Classics concert. This program opens with Louise Farrenc’s lyrical and spirited Symphony No. 3. Then we will explore J. S. Bach’s “Little Fugue” in G minor with an arrangement by Music Director Hersh himself. We’ll close out the evening with Mendelssohn’s uplifting and energetic Violin Concerto in E minor featuring Tai Murray. This concerto remains among the world’s most prominent and highly regarded violin concertos in history.

Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto

Gallo Center for the Arts

A passionate showcase of Hispanic orchestral music, featuring virtuosic fireworks by your ESO! Conducted by Enrico Lopez-Yañez, this spicy program includes Lucia, El Cumbanchero, Bésame Mucho, Granada, and Libertango, plus music from Bizet’s Carmen Suite. Your heart will dance along as your ESO takes you to South America.

Latin Fire

Winspear Centre

Hear the Argentinian master, Astor Piazzolla’s Libertango, is an impressively modern take on the Argentinian dance staple: the tango. Piazzolla takes the simple but dramatic genre and infuses it with jazz, chromaticism, and dissonance; taking the listener on a wildly unique ride. Additionally, the audience will be dazzled by Edvard Greig’s Holberg Suite. Composed to celebrate the birth of Ludwig Holberg, Grieg takes on the various dance styles and compositional techniques popular at the time of Holberg’s life

Piazzolla’s Libertango & Grieg’s Holberg Suite

Avon Theater

Alexis Houchin, Piccolo/Flute – Senior Recital

University of Arizona

Join me as I embark on an expedition through the longing loves of four composers. This recital will feature Pablo De Sarasate’s seductive Zigeunerweisen, Astor Piazzolla’s angelic Ave Maria, Johannes Brahms’s heartbreaking String Sextet number 2, and Serge Koussevitzky’s triumphant Concerto for Double Bass.

Longing: A Senior Recital by Sam Morgan

Reinvent your concept of the seasons with two versions: the iconic and often-heard Four Seasons by Antonio Vivaldi and the sensual, tango-filled Four Seasons of Buenos Aires by Astor Piazzolla.

The Four Seasons

University of Redlands

On this program, we honor the 200th anniversary of the world premiere of perhaps THE most famous piece of orchestral music ever written: Beethoven’s towering Ninth Symphony – the first symphony ever to feature vocalists and a chorus. It was judged to be the greatest symphony ever when it was composed in 1824 – so great, in fact, that Brahms famously avoided writing his first symphony for decades, scared to death of the comparison with Beethoven’s masterpiece. The sung text is taken from the German poet Schiller’s “Ode to Joy,” a paean to what used to be referred to as the “Brotherhood of Man”, but which is now better understood as the vast interconnectedness of the entire human species. Lofty ideas and unforgettable music. The spirit of the work truly is an ‘ode to joy’ and will leave listeners feeling uplifted, connected, and awed by the ability for music to highlight the best aspects of our shared humanity.

Ode to Joy: Beethoven’s Ninth

Walton Arts Center

Satisfy your craving for the new and unexpected at Contemporary Moves. Ballet Arizona presents an evening of daring works by Ib Andersen, Paul Taylor, and Nayon Iovino.

Contemporary Moves

Orpheum Theatre

Phoenix Convention Center

The Penn State Bass Day is an event open to bassists at all levels and all ages. Activities include, solo and jazz masterclasses, bass ensemble, instrument exhibits, performances, and much more. Join us for a full day of Bass love!

Recital at Penn State Bass Day

Penn State School of Music

Curated by SPCO Principal Bassoonist Andrew Brady and flutist Alicia McQuerrey, this special Express Concert includes evocative works by Maurice Ravel, Astor Piazzolla and Osvaldo Golijov which explore the passion-filled dance between life and death. The program features Adolphus Hailstork’s hauntingly beautiful romance for viola, performed by SPCO violist Hyobi Sim, a flute solo by Valerie Coleman and Lili Boulanger’s impressionist masterpiece D’un matin de printemps.

Express Concert: Ravel’s Le Tombeau de Couperin

Temple Israel

Wayzata Community Church

Passions run high in our third Masterworks. Music from, and about, Spain frame a virtuoso tango-inflected violin concerto from Argentina. We open with excerpts from Bizet’s Carmen— including the indelible Seguedille and Toréadors. Though French, Bizet brilliantly captures the swagger and ardor of the Iberian spirit. Spaniard Manuel de Falla’s energized, colorful ballet score, written for Diaghilev’s Ballet Russes (of Rite of Spring fame), overflowing with drama, high spirits, and, of course, castanets, occupies the second half. In between Astor Piazzolla’s homage to Vivaldi fuses classical forms with the passions of tango.

Latin Passions

Lyric Theatre

Community Church of Vero Beach

Curiously, it’s often been French composers who’ve expressed Spain’s essence, as in Chabrier’s España, inspired by folk musicians he heard there on holiday. Bizet showed similar flair in his opera, Carmen, the colourful Suite No.1 concluding with the famous Toreadors’ March. But to capture the country’s soul, turn to a Spaniard: Rodrigo’s Concierto de Aranjuez, performed by an always welcome Hallé guest, guitarist Craig Ogden.

The Hallé in Hull

Hull City Hall

The Hallé in Blackburn

King George's Hall

Canta Libre is a wonderfully unique chamber ensemble of harp, flute and three strings – a combination popular with French composers during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The ensemble specializes in ravishing repertoire that will draw you into the music and cultural atmosphere of turn-of-the-century Paris.

Canta Libre

First United Methodist Church of Oak Ridge

### Kosmos Ensemble at Assembly Hall, Worthing

**Date:** Sunday, 3 March 2024  
**Time:** 2:45 pm  
**Venue:** Assembly Hall, Worthing  
**Conductor:** John Gibbons  
**Leader:** Julian Leaper  

**Program:**
- **Parry:** Lady Radnor’s Suite
- **Walton:** Touch her soft lips (Henry V)
- **Igor Shamo:** Accordion Concerto
- **Grace Williams:** Sea Sketches
- **Errolyn Wallen:** Triple Concerto
- **Astor Piazolla:** Libertango

**Event Description:**
The mesmerising Kosmos Ensemble, known for redefining the relationship between classical and world music, will perform at the Assembly Hall in Worthing. This unique trio, featuring violinist Harriet Mackenzie, violist Meg-Rosaleen Hamilton, and accordion player Miloš Milivojević, brings a passion for improvisation and a diverse repertoire to the stage.

The program includes Errolyn Wallen’s dazzling Triple Concerto, composed especially for the ensemble, and Igor Shamo’s Accordion Concerto, showcasing Miloš Milivojević as the soloist. Grace Williams’s Sea Sketches, reflecting the coast around her birthplace in South Wales, and Parry’s Lady Radnor Suite, composed for the pioneering conductor Lady Radnor, will also be performed. The concert will conclude with Astor Piazolla’s vibrant Libertango.

**Tickets:**
Tickets are available for purchase. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the unique and captivating performance of the Kosmos Ensemble.

For more information and to buy tickets, visit [Kosmos Ensemble's website](www.kosmosensemble.com).

Kosmos Ensemble

Assembly Hall Theatre

A junior recital presented by Molly Foley, horn in collaboration with Evan Hines, piano in Warner Concert Hall.

Junior Recital: Molly Foley, horn

Frisson features the best and brightest of classical music's stars! The group showcases emerging young artists as well as seasoned professionals and has skyrocketed to become one of the leading musical groups. Frisson performs engaging programs for winds, piano trio and piano quartet programs, as well as popular programs featuring music by such composers as Gershwin and Piazzolla. The ensemble performs in over 25 cities annually including appearances in such diverse venues as the Morgan Library and Museum in New York City, for the Da Camera Society in Los Angeles and at the Bermuda Festival.

Frisson Ensemble

United Methodist Church Ridgecrest

The Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Raphael Jiménez, features Oberlin Conservatory musicians playing concert works.

March Concert: Oberlin Chamber Orchestra

Join Conductor Kevin Fitzgerald, the Symphony and Concertmaster Adelya Nartadjieva as she transports you with her mesmerizing solos through Antonio Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons and Astor Piazzolla’s The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires.   

The Four Seasons - Symphony in 60

Jacoby Symphony Hall

Discover the beauty of classics reimagined for today’s modern ear. Presented at the Heritage Museum and Cultural Center, this intimately sized performance featuring SMSO’s Concertmaster Whun Kim (violin) and Associate Concertmaster Abigail Weener (violin) will carry listeners across season and time mixing newer contemporary arrangements alongside original compositions of Vivaldi’s best-known suite.

The Heritage Museum & Cultural Center

Beethoven's Second

Ithaca College

Four Seasons. Two Hemispheres. Dynamic violinist Chee-Yun returns to guide you on a journey through them all. Vivaldi’s beloved Seasons will be played side by side Piazzolla’s Four Seasons of Buenos Aires.

The Seasons: Reimagined

Frauenthal Center

Featuring the winner of the 2nd Annual Concert Orchestra Concerto Competition, this concert also includes music from West Side Story by Leonard Bernstein and Astor Piazzolla’s sumptuous orchestral work, Tangazo. Additional works include Into Light by Marilyn Shrude and Bernstein’s Mambo. Katherine Kilburn and Sally Yu, conductors.

Concert Orchestra: Latin Dances And Love Stories

Wharton Center for Performing Arts

The Peabody Percussion Group, led by faculty artist Jeff Stern (MM ’14, Percussion), performs a program portrait of American composer Garth Neustadter, including his percussion sextet with video work Seaborne, his arrangement of Astor Piazzolla’s Le Grand Tango, and Memory of Water for choir and percussion sextet, for which the PPG will be joined by Peabody’s NEXT Ensemble, led by Director of Choral Studies Beth Willer.

Peabody Percussion Group With Next Ensemble

Peabody Institute of The Johns Hopkins University

Anne Akiko Meyers brings the 2024 Laguna Beach Music Festival to a delightful close with “Carnaval!” pairing Ástor Piazzolla’s nostalgic homage to the tango genre, L'histoire du Tango, with a new arrangement of Camille Saint-Saëns’ whimsical Carnival of the Animals. 

LBMF: Carnaval

Laguna Playhouse

For his first performance in Montreal, African-Canadian conductor Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser  will lead Ensemble Obiora in a program entitled “Influences”, bringing together works with exciting stories to share.

Influences

Université du Québec à Montréal 

Join Oklahoma Chamber Symphony for an evening exploring changes in nature through time. Our concertmaster, Dr. Elaine Bastos will perform Vivaldi’s Four Seasons and Astor Piazzolla’s Four Seasons of Buenos Aires, a tango twist on Vivaldi’s music.

Ástor Piazzolla

Composer

Events

Upcoming events

Mar 19, 2025

Ziggy & Miles, Guitar Duo · Young Concert Artists

Mar 22, 2025

Passionate Devotion · Texarkana Symphony Orchestra

Mar 25, 2025

Guitar Quartet · Curtis Institute of Music

Mar 31, 2025

Tango Fenesta · Gürzenich Orchestra Cologne

Apr 5, 2025

Viano Quartet · Chamber Music Monterey Bay

Past events

7 - 8 Mar, 2025

Piazzolla’s The Four Seasons of Buenos Aires · Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra

Mar 2, 2025

Philadelphia Sinfonia Concert #2 · Philadelphia Sinfonia

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