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PRISM's
2011-2012 Concert Series in
New York City & Philadelphia
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PRISM
Quartet
Music From China
World Premieres
for Saxophones, Traditional Chinese Instruments, and Percussion
by Bright Sheng, Fang Man, Huang Ruo, and Lei Liang
The PRISM Quartet
and the ensemble Music From China reunite after their groundbreaking
2009-10 tour and CD release (Antiphony, innova records),
hailed by Chamber Music magazine for “shattering expectations”
and “pioneering achievements of the highest order.”
New York City: Friday, February
3, 2012 @ 8:00 p.m., Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall
Philadelphia: Saturday, February 4, 2012 @7 p.m. , First
Unitarian Church of Philadelphia
...more details on the Concert page
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The
Curtis Project
Philadelphia: Wednesday, May 9, 2012 @
8 p.m., Curtis Institute of Music
New York City: Thursday, May 10, 2012 @
8 p.m., Christ & St. Stephen's Church
PRISM makes history
as the first saxophone quartet to conduct a residency at
the Curtis Institute of Music, renowned as one of the world’s
finest conservatories. The residency culminates in PRISM
concerts in Philadelphia and New York City featuring compositions
by two Curtis faculty members: “Short Stories”
by Pulitzer Prize-winner Jennifer Higdon and the world premiere
of a new work by Independence Foundation fellow David Ludwig.
The program also includes premieres of works by Mohammed
Fairouz, Katerina Kramarchuk, Thomas Oltarzewski, Allegra
Gabriella Smith, Daniel Temkin, and Timothy Woos, extraordinary
student artists from Curtis’ composition department.
...more details
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Minimal
Glass-Riley-Adams-Torke-Phillips-Corwin
New
York City: Thursday, May 31, 2012 @ 7:30 p.m.,
Symphony Space
Philadelphia:
Saturday, June 2, 2012 @ 7:00 p.m., First Unitarian Church
of Philadelphia
Born in the early 1960s in the underground scene in San
Francisco and New York, minimalism and its offshoots (post-minimalism,
totalism) have become wildly popular forms of new classical
music. The PRISM Quartet performs music by two of its originators
and long-time champions, Terry Riley and Philip Glass, along
with composers deeply influenced by their work, including
John Adams, Michael Torke, and Samuel Phillips-Corwin, winner
of the 2011 PRISM Quartet/Walden School Commissioning Award.
...more details on the Concert page
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