SF Symphony Soundbox presents Resilience: Destiny Muhammad
$15
Traditional — Butterfly Jig
Mary Lou Williams — Tell Him Not to Talk Too Long
William Grant Still — Serenade for Orchestra
Arthur Cunningham — Lullaby for a Jazz Baby
Destiny Muhammad — Hope on the Horizon
Daniel Stewart, conductor
Destiny Muhammad, harp and vocalist
Matt Wong, piano
Mike Olmos, trumpet
Ron Belcher, bass
Leon Joyce, Jr., drums
Linda Lukas, flute
Jerome Simas, clarinet
Sarn Oliver, violin
David Kim, viola
Suzanne Leon, violin
Cathryn Down, violin
Gina Cooper, viola
Barbara Bogatin, cello
Peter Wyrick, cello
Ambrose Akinmusire – Confessions to My Unborn Daughter (arr. Matt Wong)
Traditional – Butterfly Jig (arr. Destiny Muhammad)
Mary Lou Williams – Tell Him Not to Talk Too Long (arr. Matt Wong)
William Grant Still – Serenade
Arthur Cunningham – Lullaby for a Jazz Baby (arr. Matt Wong)
Destiny Muhammad – Hope on the Horizon (arr. Matt Wong)
Harpist Destiny Muhammad curates a SoundBox program exploring musical portraits of resilience in a journey that reminds us hope is on the horizon.
Destiny Muhammad notes, “Hope is resilience. An energy force on its own. Healing, renewing, and restoring and reminding, it’s going to be all right.”
This performance will become available starting at 10am Pacific / 1pm Eastern, and will remain available for on-demand streaming indefinitely.
SoundBox is supported in part by The League of American Orchestras and The National Endowment for the Arts.