Theatrical production in which John Malkovich plays a snobbish music critic who dismisses Beethoven and Chopin, while Aleksey Igudesman and Hyung-ki Joo respond with live performances of works by Bach, […]
Russian pianist Yulianna Avdeeva was the First Prize winner of the 2010 International Chopin Piano Competition. Her first Houston appearance features a fascinating program of Chopin's revolutionary and poetic 24 […]
Through the music of legends like Ravel, Consuelo Velásquez, and Cantinflas, this captivating program traces the roots and evolution of bolero from folk traditions to modern ballet.
Through the music of legends like Ravel, Consuelo Velásquez, and Cantinflas, this captivating program traces the roots and evolution of bolero from folk traditions to modern ballet.
HGO honors the legacy of late theatrical genius Robert Wilson with a surreal, mesmerizing production of Handel's Messiah (arranged by Mozart), presented in the United States for the first time, […]
Piano recital by Vikingur Olafsson featuring Beethoven's final piano sonatas. This performance does not include the Houston Symphony.
Through the music of legends like Ravel, Consuelo Velásquez, and Cantinflas, this captivating program traces the roots and evolution of bolero from folk traditions to modern ballet.
Program: John Adams's Must the Devil Have All the Good Tunes? (piano concerto, soloist: Vikingur Olafsson) and Copland's Appalachian Spring. Conductor: John Adams.
HGO honors the legacy of late theatrical genius Robert Wilson with a surreal, mesmerizing production of Handel's Messiah (arranged by Mozart), presented in the United States for the first time, […]
Program: John Adams's Must the Devil Have All the Good Tunes? (piano concerto, soloist: Vikingur Olafsson) and Copland's Appalachian Spring. Conductor: John Adams.
DACAMERA celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of influential American composer Morton Feldman, with a rare performance of his poignant final work, Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello.
CMSLC musicians close the 66th season with two pairs of works featuring Leclair and Viotti's duos for two violins alongside quintets by Arensky and Saint-Saens, showcasing intimate chamber music at […]