Cameron Carpenter, Organ | Performing Arts Houston
One of the boldest virtuosos of this century performs Bach's Goldberg Variations and Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition in the stunning acoustics of St. John the Divine.
One of the boldest virtuosos of this century performs Bach's Goldberg Variations and Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition in the stunning acoustics of St. John the Divine.
Rossini's uproarious comic masterpiece follows the scheming barber Figaro as he helps the lovesick Count Almaviva outwit the pompous Dr. Bartolo and win the hand of the beautiful Rosina, in […]
Sound-and-video experience with Joshua Bell (violin) performing works by Wagner and Strauss on themes of Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Space, with immersive video projections.
The jazz piano phenomenon Hiromi's expressive, dynamic and versatile band Hiromi's Sonicwonder features Hadrien Feraud on bass, Gene Coye on drums and the trumpeter Adam O'Farrill. It incorporates the spirit […]
Rossini's uproarious comic masterpiece follows the scheming barber Figaro as he helps the lovesick Count Almaviva outwit the pompous Dr. Bartolo and win the hand of the beautiful Rosina, in […]
Sound-and-video experience with Joshua Bell (violin) performing works by Wagner and Strauss on themes of Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Space, with immersive video projections.
A modern albeit silly adaptation of Mozart’s Così fan tutte, juxtaposing certified classical bops against the background of a island-themed dating show you may find familiar!
Program: Higdon's blue cathedral; Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto (soloist: Augustin Hadelich); Holst's The Planets. Conductor: Andrew Manze.
A modern albeit silly adaptation of Mozart’s Così fan tutte, juxtaposing certified classical bops against the background of a island-themed dating show you may find familiar!
Program: Higdon's blue cathedral; Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto (soloist: Augustin Hadelich); Holst's The Planets. Conductor: Andrew Manze.
Featuring The Mercury Singers, this concert reveals the brilliant range of Vivaldi’s vocal music from radiant sacred works to tender, expressive gems.
Program: Higdon's blue cathedral; Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto (soloist: Augustin Hadelich); Holst's The Planets. Conductor: Andrew Manze.