Sunday, March 16, 2025 @ 5:00pm – 6:30pm (PDT)
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$60 ($25 student w/valid student ID)

Michel MicheletElegie (for piano & string quartet)
Luís TinocoTribulations (world premiere)
Myroslav SkorykCarpathian Rhapsody (for clarinet & piano)
Carlos SimonRequiem for the Enslaved ("V. Remember Me")
Geeshie WileyLast Kind Words (arr. Jacob Garchik)
Rhiannon GiddensAt the Purchaser's Option
Jessie MontgomerySource Code (world premiere of new dances by Spectrum Dance Theater's Donald Byrd)

MOR is presenting works by prominent Black American composers Rhiannon Giddens, Carlos Simon, and Jessie Montgomery. Also on the program: a brand-new dance choreographed by Donald Byrd of Spectrum Dance Theater and world-premiere chamber music by award-winning Portuguese composer Luis Tinoco about "Crypto-Jews" forced by the Inquisition to conceal their identity.

Guest artists: soprano Vanessa Isiguen and dancers from Spectrum Dance Theater.
Special guests: choreographer Donald Byrd and composer Luis Tinoco.

About Jonathan Green, double bass

Jonathan Green, double bass, joined the Seattle Symphony as Assistant Principal Bass in 1998. He was the double bassist for the world premiere and recording of several Music of Remembrance commissions: Thomas Pasatieri's Letter to Warsaw, Paul Schoenfield's Camp Songs and Ghetto Songs,and Gerard Schwarz's Rudolf and Jeanette. He can also be heard on MOR's recording of Jake Heggie and Gene Scheer’s Out of Darkness (Naxos 2014).

https://www.musicofremembrance.org/artists/jonathan-green

About Cristina Valdés, piano

Cristina Valdés (piano) has performed across four continents and in venues such as Lincoln Center, Le Poisson Rouge, Miller Theatre, Jordan Hall, and the Kennedy Center, and she is currently an Artist-in-Residence at UW.

https://music.washington.edu/people/cristina-valdes