Spring Messiah!

BARBER
Adagio for Strings
MOZART
Violin Concerto No. 5
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS
Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis
MOZART
Symphony No. 41, "Jupiter"

TCHAIKOVSKY Eugene Onegin: Polonaise 
TCHAIKOVSKY Piano Concerto No.1 
TCHAIKOVSKY Symphony No.5

Shih-Hui Chen - Fantasia on Plum Blossoms

Caroline Shaw - Valencia

Karim Al-Zand - Fantasy on Bulgarian Rhythms

Steven Snowden - Appalachian Polaroids

Tanya Tagaq - Sivunittinni

The RI Phil accompanies the film!

The RI Phil accompanies the film!!

RI Philharmonic performs with the movie.

Rhode Island Philharmonic plays along with the movie!

Karim Al-Zand, Fantasy on Bulgarian Rhythms (2013)

Bright Sheng, The Stream Flows (1990) Kyra Davies, violin

Shih-Hui Chen, Fantasia on the Theme of Plum Blossoms (2007)

Aaron Jay Myers, Lichens II (2007) Nicole Parks, violin

Steven Snowden, Appalachian Polaroids (2011)

FREE ADMISSION, donations accepted

Semiosis Quartet presents a program of new music by Steven Snowden, Shih-Hui Chen, Gabriela Ortiz and Karim Al-Zand.

TCHAIKOVSKY: Romeo & Juliet Overture-Fantasy

MICHAEL-THOMAS FOUMAI: PSO-commission, world-premiere, “The Telling Rooms”

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: Scheherazade

TCHAIKOVSKY: Romeo & Juliet Overture-Fantasy

MICHAEL-THOMAS FOUMAI: PSO-commission, world premiere, “The Telling Rooms”

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV: Scheherazade

TCHAIKOVSKY The Tempest
ALAN ELKINS Double Concerto
STRAVINSKY Firebird Suite

LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto No. 2

LILI BOULANGER: D'un soir Triste

LILI BOULANGER: D’un Matin de Printemps

BÉLA BARTÓK: The Miraculous Mandarin Suite

Conductor: Yaniv Dinur

Guest Artist: Yefim Bronfman, Piano

LaKisha Jones sings with the Cape Symphony for New Year’s.

Symphony NH performs with a Beatles tribute band.

The Rhode Island Philharmonic performs Handel’s Messiah with the Providence Singers.

I’ll be playing some great contemporary music with friend and colleague Stephanie Lamprea for solo violin and violin/soprano duo in two concerts in New York and Boston! Saturday’s performance is at Spectrum in Brooklyn.

Ashkan Behzadi - Az hoosh mi... (voice and violin)
Bright Sheng - The Stream Flows (violin solo)
Jason Eckardt - “Dithyramb” from Tongues (voice solo)
Daniel Felsenfeld - Air That Kills (violin solo)
Kate Soper - Cipher (voice & violin)

$15 general / $10 student/senior

I’ll be playing some great contemporary music with friend and colleague Stephanie Lamprea for solo violin and violin/soprano duo in two concerts in New York and Boston! Thursday’s performance is at the Somerville Armory.

Ashkan Behzadi - Az hoosh mi... (voice and violin)
Bright Sheng - The Stream Flows (violin solo)
Jason Eckardt - “Dithyramb” from Tongues (voice solo)
Daniel Felsenfeld - Air That Kills (violin solo)
Kate Soper - Cipher (voice & violin)

FREE ADMISSION, donations are highly encouraged

We're excited to invite you to a portrait concert of the music of Daniel Felsenfeld, featuring Semiosis Quartet and Aliana de la Guardia.

Fee: $15 general, $10 student/senior

Venue: Spectrum

Program: 

You.Have.No.Idea (string quartet)
Just, Seventeen (solo cello)
Sandpit (voice and violin)
Hooked to the Silver Screen (solo viola)
August 28, 2010 (violin and cello)
Of All Those Who Held It Would Come (string quartet and voice)
Air That Kills (solo violin)
On Sleepless Nights (voice and cello)
Living Room Suite (string trio)

Symphony NH plays with a hologram of Maria Callas.

Symphony NH plays with a hologram of Maria Callas.

BALAKIREV

Overture on Three Russian Folk Songs

KABALEVSKY

Cello Concerto No. 2 - Nathaniel Taylor, cello

TCHAIKOVSKY

Symphony No. 5

I love John Williams -- so I'm really excited every time I get to play his music!

TIM HINCK  Fanfare for the New South 
JAMES MACMILLAN Veni, veni, Emmanuel
BRAHMS Symphony No. 1

Semiosis Quartet and Boston New Music Initiative collaborate to present this concert featuring works by Osvaldo Golijov, Caroline Shaw, Shelley Washington, and more.

We're opening for our friends, saxophone duo Ogni Suono, who are on their album release tour! Come hear us revisit some old favorites from our repertoire as well as an exciting new piece.

Moral of the Red Wedding: always hire union minstrels