New/Now | Performing Arts Houston
Houston's multi-disciplinary new works initiative presents three world premieres by Houston artists, with pay-what-you-can pricing.
12 events found.
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Cullen Theater, Wortham Center 559-575 Prairie Street, Houston, TX, United States
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LOVE | Mercury Chamber Orchestra
Zilkha Hall, Hobby Center 800 Bagby St, Houston, TX, United StatesLOVE blurs the line between concert and theater in a powerful exploration of memory, grief, and connection. Set within the quiet intensity of a final farewell, spoken monologues unfold alongside […]
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LOVE | Mercury Chamber Orchestra
Zilkha Hall, Hobby Center 800 Bagby St, Houston, TX, United StatesLOVE blurs the line between concert and theater in a powerful exploration of memory, grief, and connection. Set within the quiet intensity of a final farewell, spoken monologues unfold alongside […]
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Bach’s Mass in B minor, BWV 232 | Bach Society Houston
Christ the King Lutheran Church 2353 Rice Boulevard, Houston, Texas, United StatesCelebrating Bach’s birthday with a performance of the monumental B minor Mass on period instruments by the Bach Choir and Bach Orchestra, featuring historically informed musicianship.
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Beethoven’s Fifth + Timpani World Premiere | Houston Symphony
Jones Hall 615 Louisiana St., Houston, Texas, United StatesProgram: Farrenc's Overture No. 2; Akiho's Timpani Concerto (world premiere, commissioned by Houston Symphony, soloist: principal timpanist Leonardo Soto); Beethoven's Symphony No. 5. Conductor: Juraj Valcuha.
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New/Now | Performing Arts Houston
Cullen Theater, Wortham Center 559-575 Prairie Street, Houston, TX, United StatesHouston's multi-disciplinary new works initiative presents three world premieres by Houston artists, with pay-what-you-can pricing.
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LOVE | Mercury Chamber Orchestra
Zilkha Hall, Hobby Center 800 Bagby St, Houston, TX, United StatesLOVE blurs the line between concert and theater in a powerful exploration of memory, grief, and connection. Set within the quiet intensity of a final farewell, spoken monologues unfold alongside […]
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Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony + Timpani World Premiere | Houston Symphony
Jones Hall 615 Louisiana St., Houston, Texas, United StatesProgram: Farrenc's Overture No. 2; Akiho's Timpani Concerto (world premiere, commissioned by Houston Symphony, soloist: principal timpanist Leonardo Soto); Beethoven's Symphony No. 5. Conductor: Juraj Valcuha.
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DACAMERA at the Eldorado: Sarah Hanahan
Eldorado Ballroom 2310 Elgin St, Houston, TX, United StatesSarah Hanahan was named Rising Star Alto Saxophonist in Downbeat's 2025 Critics Poll. The magazine awarded her debut album, Among Giants, 5 stars and named it one of their Best […]
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DACAMERA at the Eldorado: Sarah Hanahan
Eldorado Ballroom 2310 Elgin St, Houston, TX, United StatesSarah Hanahan was named Rising Star Alto Saxophonist in Downbeat's 2025 Critics Poll. The magazine awarded her debut album, Among Giants, 5 stars and named it one of their Best […]
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Doric Quartet | Chamber Music Houston
Stude Concert Hall, Shepherd School of Music, Rice University 6100 Main St, Houston, TX, United StatesDoric Quartet performs Haydn's Quartet #23, Andrea Tarrodi's Light Scattering, and Beethoven's Harp Quartet, showcasing their mastery across classical and contemporary repertoire using original-style bows.
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Grieg’s Peer Gynt | Houston Symphony
Jones Hall 615 Louisiana St., Houston, Texas, United StatesProgram: Sibelius's Pohjola's Daughter and The Captive Queen; Still's Threnody; Grieg's Peer Gynt (selections). Alley Theatre actors perform onstage alongside the symphony. Conductor: Juraj Valcuha.