Globally-renowned Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli has announced new US tour dates for December 2022. Andrea Bocelli In Concert includes eleven new show dates in major cities across the nation, including San Francisco, Las Vegas, Boston, Miami, New York and Columbus with the support of the highly-regarded Columbus Symphony Orchestra.
The producers of Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY are proud to present a new orchestra concert experience: FINAL FANTASY 35th Anniversary Distant Worlds: music from FINAL FANTASY Coral. Specially curated by Nobuo Uematsu, the program is a monumental, retrospective celebration of the incredible FINAL FANTASY music catalogue. Conductor and GRAMMY-Award winner Arnie Roth leads an orchestra and chorus of 100 musicians on stage, with exclusive HD video direct from creators at Square Enix.
Composer Yoko Shimomura (FINAL FANTASY XV) will be in attendance
Join us as we venture into the many states of mind of Pierrot, and explore the influence of Schoenberg's monumental work on living composers!
PROGRAM:
Arnold Schoenberg: Pierrot Lunaire
Kay Rhie: I Hear The Sound Of Trees
Kian Khalilian: ...be tamashaye tolue khorsheed...
MUSICIANS:
Vanessa Holroyd (flute)
Tim Hanley (clarinet)
Natalie Calma (violin)
Amelia Hollander Ames (viola)
Brianna Tagliaferro (cello)
Kevin Madison (piano)
Ismael Sandoval (conductor)
Rose Hegele (voice)
Free Admission
Vendil and her collaborators will show what we have been working on while in residence at High Concept Labs. This will be an informal showing of my work in progress Antonym: the opposite of nostalgia. Special thanks to High Concept Labs, where Vendil is a Fall 2019 Sponsored Artist, for supporting this project.
Featuring Laura Cocks, flute; Natalie Calma, violin; Sugar Vendil, piano
SIBELIUS: Finlandia
ELKINGTON: Out of the Mist
STRAUSS: Eine Alpensinfonie (Alpine Symphony)
SIBELIUS: Finlandia
ELKINGTON: Out of the Mist
STRAUSS: Eine Alpensinfonie (Alpine Symphony)
Game of Thrones Live Concert Experience, the sensational concert featuring renowned composer Ramin Djawadi is coming to the Xfinity Center!
The creativity of Guest Artist Duo Box Not Found brings to our series a sharp new dimension in small forces chamber music. With the addition of MEE flutist Orlando Cela, the upcoming program Clarinet & Friends will be distinctly different and definitely fascinating. The titles of the pieces commissioned by Box Not Found include What a Fast Little Engine! (from Scenes from ‘Choo-Choo’, by Ian Wiese, based on Choo-Choo, a 1937 children’s story by Virginia Lee Burton) and Joshua Fit The Battle, by Ariel Friedman, integrating poetry by Ariel Friedman and Walt Whitman, leading the listener through a family’s grief upon the loss of a child, and its healing through helping others.
Sound Icon performs works by doctoral students at Brandeis University
The creativity of Guest Artist Duo Box Not Found brings to our series a sharp new dimension in small forces chamber music. With the addition of MEE flutist Orlando Cela, the upcoming program Clarinet & Friends will be distinctly different and definitely fascinating. The titles of the pieces commissioned by Box Not Found include What a Fast Little Engine! (from Scenes from ‘Choo-Choo’, by Ian Wiese, based on Choo-Choo, a 1937 children’s story by Virginia Lee Burton) and Joshua Fit The Battle, by Ariel Friedman, integrating poetry by Ariel Friedman and Walt Whitman, leading the listener through a family’s grief upon the loss of a child, and its healing through helping others.
In Die ägyptische Helena, librettist Hugo von Hofmannsthal asks “What lay between that dreadful night and the complete reconciliation that followed? What can have helped rebuild this marriage as a true companionship?” Richard Strauss’s two-act opera is both an intimate and emotional story about Helen and her husband Menelas. Ten years after Helen left her husband to be with Paris, this opera imagines life after her return home. Or was it a phantom who went to Troy, leaving the beautiful Helen sleeping in Sparta all along? With goddesses, sorceresses, and elves to help spin the tale, will Menelas find forgiveness in his heart for his wife? Come experience this lush and dramatic work, a rare offering by one of opera’s greatest creative teams.
In response to audience demand, the NBSO continues to explore the beautiful and unforgettable music of film. This year focuses on the era of Classical Hollywood Cinema with music from Gone with the Wind, The Wizard of Oz, The Sound of Music, West Side Story, Casablanca, My Fair Lady, Babes in Toyland, Breakfast at Tiffany's, Mary Poppins, the movies of Charlie Chaplin and Alfred Hitchcock, and more. This anxiously anticipated sequel to last season’s Movie Night Pops Concert will also feature more hilarious antics from your favorite Maestro!
Swedish composer Andrea Tarrodi creates a unique world of sound that draws the listener in from the first note. Korean cellist Christine J. Lee will perform Tarrodi’s Cello Concerto, a piece that was inspired by the landscape of the Scottish Highlands. Also on the program are two warhorses: the dazzling suite from Strauss’s opera The Knight of the Rose and Tchaikovsky’s beloved Fifth Symphony.
We’re taking our fall/winter program, Box Not Found: Stories, to the East Boston Public Library! This performance is open to the public at no cost. This program will feature brand new works by composers Camila Agosto, Ariel Friedman and Ian Wiese.
Each composer has written a piece inspired by a story that has a significant impact in their personal life.
Camila Agosto: Paper House
Ariel Friedman: Joshua Fit The Battle
Ian Wiese: What a Fast Little Engine! : Scenes from ‘Choo-Choo’
Natalie Calma: going places
One hour of solo violin music, at the best coffee house in Boston.
Box Not Found is kicking off our second season with our newest program, Box Not Found: Stories, featuring brand new works by composers Ariel Friedman and Ian Wiese.
Each composer has written a piece inspired by a story that has a significant impact in their personal life.
Edith Canat de Chizy: Irisations pour violin solo (1999)
Ariel Friedman: Joshua Fit The Battle
Ian Wiese: What a Fast Little Engine! : Scenes from ‘Choo-Choo’
Natalie Calma: going places
This program is part of a double-billed performance alongside the new contemporary vocal duo, PERIDOT.
All proceeds will be donated to the NYC-based organization, Make The Road New York.
The very first performance presented by The Well Coffee House at State Street. Join us for an afternoon of lovely solo violin music.
Box Not Found is kicking off our second season with our newest program, Box Not Found: Stories, featuring brand new works by composers Ariel Friedman and Ian Wiese.
Each composer has written a piece inspired by a story that has a significant impact in their personal life.
Edith Canat de Chizy: Irisations pour violin solo (1999)
Ariel Friedman: Joshua Fit The Battle
Ian Wiese: What a Fast Little Engine! : Scenes from ‘Choo-Choo’
Natalie Calma: going places
This program is part of a double-billed performance alongside the new contemporary vocal duo, PERIDOT.
All proceeds will be donated to the Boston-based organization, Chica Project.
An evening of music with Percussionisms featuring members of the Semiosis Quartet.
$10 at the door.
Box Not Found will be performing as part of the Boston Public Library Courtyard Series
Summer North American 2018 tour with Lindsey Stirling across the US – Synthesis style, with live orchestra!
Summer North American 2018 tour with Lindsey Stirling across the US – Synthesis style, with live orchestra!
Make Music Boston is a live, free musical celebration on June 21, the longest day of the year! Enjoy and participate in concerts on streets, sidewalks, and parks across the city!
Box Not Found's second program of the season. Featuring works by composers Diana Rodriguez, Eva Garcia Fernandez and Aaron Jay Myers.
The concept of Music for Food came into existence over dinner with friends and colleagues. We spoke about the need to use our training and talents to serve our community. We felt that a concert series with a focus on fighting hunger here at home would serve artists, audiences, and more importantly, those in need.
Music for Food is a model that is sustainable and replicable for musicians who wish to act for hunger relief in their own communities.
~ Kim Kashkashian, Artistic Director | Founder
Norwegian superstar, Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll, a.k.a Kygo, announces the “Kids in Love Tour” with Blackbear. The highly anticipated tour will be in Boston at TD Garden on May 12, 2018 in support of his sophomore album Kids in Love via Sony Music Sweden/Ultra Music/RCA Records – due November 3
Semiosis Quartet will reprise Adria Stolk's new piece for Chorus and String Quartet!
Box Not Found's second program of the season. Featuring composers Diana Rodriguez, Eva Garcia Fernandez and Aaron Jay Myers. Join us for an evening of the new and the traditional.