David Lang – Past Concerts near Seattle, WA

Catalina Vicens — Preludium
Anonymous — The Old Hall Manuscript (selections)
Marianne Reidarsdatter Eriksen — Sol lucet
Catalina Vicens — Interludium
Catalina Vicens — Interludium II
Catalina Vicens — Interludium III
David Lang — alleluia amen

David Lang — the national anthems
David Lang — statement to the court
Nicholas Cline — she took his hands
Johannes Brahms — An die Heimat, Op. 64, No. 1
Joel Thompson — Hold Fast to Dreams
Guillaume de Machaut — Tu qui gregem / Plange, regni respublica! (Motet 22)
Ted Hearne — Privilege (mvt 5. we cannot leave)

David Lang — the national anthems
David Lang — statement to the court
Nicholas Cline — she took his hands
Johannes Brahms — An die Heimat, Op. 64, No. 1
Joel Thompson — Hold Fast to Dreams
Guillaume de Machaut — Tu qui gregem / Plange, regni respublica! (Motet 22)
Ted Hearne — Privilege (mvt 5. we cannot leave)

Program includes works by Sherryl Sewepagaham, Edie Hill, Johannes Brahms, Jonathan Dove, Antonio Estévez, Ro Ogura, Gwyneth Walker, Reena Esmail, Samuel Barber, Frank Ticheli, Ēriks Ešenvalds, Stephen Paulus, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and David Lang.

Program includes works by Sherryl Sewepagaham, Edie Hill, Johannes Brahms, Jonathan Dove, Antonio Estévez, Ro Ogura, Gwyneth Walker, Reena Esmail, Samuel Barber, Frank Ticheli, Ēriks Ešenvalds, Stephen Paulus, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and David Lang.

Program includes works by David Lang, Hugo Alfvén, Ola Gjeilo, Heinrich Schütz, Judith Weir, Paul Hindemith, Astor Piazzolla, Morten Lauridsen, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Knut Nystedt.

Program includes works by David Lang, Hugo Alfvén, Ola Gjeilo, Heinrich Schütz, Judith Weir, Paul Hindemith, Astor Piazzolla, Morten Lauridsen, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Knut Nystedt.

Donnacha Dennehy — Selected works
Caroline Shaw — Selected works
David Lang — Selected works
Michael Fiday — Selected works

Boston-based women's vocal ensemble Tapestry presents a unique program blending medieval traditions & contemporary idioms. Clarinetist James Falzone joins Tapestry as a guest artist for this performance.

Pianist Conrad Tao leads a journey through the sonic worlds of compositional voices from the past & the immediate present – including a newly commissioned piece from Tao himself.

Music by Gabriela Lena Frank, Stacy Garrop, Anna-Karin Klockar, David Lang, Forrest Pierce, Sarah Rimkus, Augusta Read Thomas, and Dale Trumbore gives voice to verses from the Bible, a Mohawk prayer, a speech by Chief Joseph (Hinmuuttu Yalatlat) of the Nez Perce, poems by Pablo Antonio Cuandra, Annie Finch, Amy Fleury, and more.

Music by Gabriela Lena Frank, Stacy Garrop, Anna-Karin Klockar, David Lang, Forrest Pierce, Sarah Rimkus, Augusta Read Thomas, and Dale Trumbore gives voice to verses from the Bible, a Mohawk prayer, a speech by Chief Joseph (Hinmuuttu Yalatlat) of the Nez Perce, poems by Pablo Antonio Cuandra, Annie Finch, Amy Fleury, and more.

Music by Gabriela Lena Frank, Stacy Garrop, Anna-Karin Klockar, David Lang, Forrest Pierce, Sarah Rimkus, Augusta Read Thomas, and Dale Trumbore gives voice to verses from the Bible, a Mohawk prayer, a speech by Chief Joseph (Hinmuuttu Yalatlat) of the Nez Perce, poems by Pablo Antonio Cuandra, Annie Finch, Amy Fleury, and more.

A choral program unveiling the potential power of human togetherness, tracing the origins of “otherness” in our first moments of life, and advocating for hospitality and acceptance of strangers.

A choral program unveiling the potential power of human togetherness, tracing the origins of “otherness” in our first moments of life, and advocating for hospitality and acceptance of strangers.

A choral program unveiling the potential power of human togetherness, tracing the origins of “otherness” in our first moments of life, and advocating for hospitality and acceptance of strangers.

A night of virtuosic performances by genre-defying artists and composers, featuring the Seattle Chamber Players, Maria Männistö (soprano), Eric Jacobs (clarinet), Seth Parker Woods (cello), Cristina Valdés (piano), Inbal Segev (cello), and Jacob Greenberg (piano).

David Lang’s Little Eye for percussion quartet and cello, plus music by Jessie Marino, Elliot Cole, Sarah Hennies, David Lang, Alessandro Rovegno, and Greg Campbell.

A choral program exploring poetry and music inspired by the virtues that we need to cultivate in our leadership, society, and world.

David Lang’s Pulitzer Prize-winning oratorio, featuring some of Seattle’s finest soloists in a concert that includes new choral works for the full ensemble.