Last Minute Plans — March 14 & 15
This weekend offers a striking mix of musical perspectives, from immersive multidisciplinary works to timeless classics reimagined. In Portland, SAMĀ explores the ecstatic spirituality of sound and movement, while Seattle delves into the intimate world of 19th-century salons. The Pavel Haas Quartet brings their masterful interpretations to San Francisco, and Boston offers a contemporary reflection on The Four Seasons. The weekend continues with Puccini’s passionate La Bohème in Chicago, the dramatic intensity of Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5 in Las Vegas, and an evocative orchestral program in Santa Fe featuring The Lark Ascending. Whether you’re drawn to historical depth, sonic experimentation, or orchestral grandeur, there’s something to experience.
Portland: SAMĀ
Inspired by the Sufi practice of Sama, this multidisciplinary work by Fahad Siadat blends voice, percussion, electronics, dance, and projections to create a hypnotic, trance-like experience.
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Seattle: Karin Cuéllar Rendón & Byron Schenkman
Exploring the rich musical culture of 19th-century salons, this program features works by Montgeroult, Candeille, Schubert, and Ximenez Abrill Tirado, highlighting virtuosity and historical depth.
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San Francisco: Pavel Haas Quartet
Lauded as one of the greatest string quartets of all time, the Pavel Haas Quartet brings their lush tone and passionate interpretation to the stage in an unforgettable chamber music performance.
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Boston: The Seasons
A contemporary meditation on the shifting relationship between humanity and nature, The Seasons reinterprets Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in a bold and thought-provoking production.
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Chicago: La Bohème
Puccini’s timeless masterpiece returns to Lyric Opera with a cast of internationally acclaimed singers, bringing the passion and heartbreak of 19th-century Paris to life.
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Las Vegas: Shostakovich’s Fifth
Led by Leonard Slatkin, this powerful program pairs Verdi’s dramatic La forza del destino Overture with Mark Adamo’s Cello Concerto and Shostakovich’s triumphant Fifth Symphony.
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Santa Fe: Spring Orchestra Concert: The Lark Ascending
Santa Fe Pro Musica presents an evocative program featuring Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending, Pulitzer Prize-winning Voiceless Mass, and contemporary works exploring musical and cultural identity.
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Friday, March 14th
Portland: SAMĀ
Inspired by the Sufi practice of Sama, this multidisciplinary work by Fahad Siadat blends voice, percussion, electronics, dance, and projections to create a hypnotic, trance-like experience.
• Tickets + More Information
Seattle: Karin Cuéllar Rendón & Byron Schenkman
Exploring the rich musical culture of 19th-century salons, this program features works by Montgeroult, Candeille, Schubert, and Ximenez Abrill Tirado, highlighting virtuosity and historical depth.
• Tickets + More Information
San Francisco: Pavel Haas Quartet
Lauded as one of the greatest string quartets of all time, the Pavel Haas Quartet brings their lush tone and passionate interpretation to the stage in an unforgettable chamber music performance.
• Tickets + More Information
Boston: The Seasons
A contemporary meditation on the shifting relationship between humanity and nature, The Seasons reinterprets Vivaldi’s Four Seasons in a bold and thought-provoking production.
• Tickets + More Information
Saturday, March 15th
Chicago: La Bohème
Puccini’s timeless masterpiece returns to Lyric Opera with a cast of internationally acclaimed singers, bringing the passion and heartbreak of 19th-century Paris to life.
• Tickets + More Information
Las Vegas: Shostakovich’s Fifth
Led by Leonard Slatkin, this powerful program pairs Verdi’s dramatic La forza del destino Overture with Mark Adamo’s Cello Concerto and Shostakovich’s triumphant Fifth Symphony.
• Tickets + More Information
Santa Fe: Spring Orchestra Concert: The Lark Ascending
Santa Fe Pro Musica presents an evocative program featuring Vaughan Williams’ The Lark Ascending, Pulitzer Prize-winning Voiceless Mass, and contemporary works exploring musical and cultural identity.
• Tickets + More Information
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