John Luther Adams – Past Concerts near Seattle, WA

David Madeira — Minus Nine (for 3 marimbas, vibraphone, & string quartet)
John Luther Adams — In a Treeless Place, Only Snow (for vibraphones, keyboards, & string quartet)
David Marlatt — Earthscape (for brass & organ)
Morten Lauridsen — O Magnum Mysterium

David Madeira — Minus Nine (for 3 marimbas, vibraphone, & string quartet)
John Luther Adams — In a Treeless Place, Only Snow (for vibraphones, keyboards, & string quartet)
David Marlatt — Earthscape (for brass & organ)
Morten Lauridsen — O Magnum Mysterium

Jessie Montgomery — Passage
Valerie Coleman — Freedmen of the Five Civilized Tribes
Leanna Primiani — Shadowbanks
John Luther Adams — In a Treeless Place, Only Snow
Oleg Boyko — Concerto for Guitar (world premiere)

John Cage — Child of Tree
Frederic Rzewski — To the Earth
John Luther Adams — The Light that Fills the World
Russell Wharton — Kingdoms

John Cage — Child of Tree
Frederic Rzewski — To the Earth
John Luther Adams — The Light that Fills the World
Russell Wharton — Kingdoms

John Luther Adams — The Farthest Place (violin, vibraphone, piano, marimba, & double bass)
John Luther Adams — The Wind in High Places (string quartet)
John Luther Adams — Among Red Mountains (piano)
John Luther Adams — The Light that Fills the World (violin, vibraphone, keyboard, marimba, & double bass)

Marcin Pączkowski turns your dreams into an interactive sound installation from midnight to 7:00am, followed by a performance of John Luther Adams’ songbirdsongs at daybreak.

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).

Beethoven – Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major, Op. 73, “Emperor”
John Luther Adams – Become Desert (world premiere)

Beethoven – Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major, Op. 73, “Emperor”
John Luther Adams – Become Desert (world premiere)

Fred Frith – Elegy for Elias
John Luther Adams – Canticles of the Sky
Kurt Weill – Alabama Song (arr. Morton Feldman)
Lou Harrison – Suite for Violin and American Gamelan

Bernstein – America!, for Violin and Piano
Norman – Light Screens
Adams – there is no one, not even the wind...
Reich – Nagoya Marimbas, for two marimbas
Dvořák – Piano Quartet in E-flat major

Bernstein – America!, for Violin and Piano
Norman – Light Screens
Adams – there is no one, not even the wind...
Reich – Nagoya Marimbas, for two marimbas
Dvořák – Piano Quartet in E-flat major

John Teske – susurrus
Tom Cipullo – Rain
Greg Dixon – Cedar Forest
John Cage – Litany for the Whale
John Luther Adams – songbirdsongs
Anna Thorvaldsdottir – Hrim

A concert exploring American mysticism, featuring works by John Luther Adams, Lou Harrison, Peter Garland, and a new work by Luke Fitzpatrick.

Adams translates the vast horizons of the frozen far north into a musical tableau of clean, radiant harmony and subtle transformation.

Julia Wolfe – My Beautiful Scream
John Cage – 4’33”
John Luther Adams – The Light that Fills the World
Morton Feldman – Piano and Orchestra
Philip Glass – The Light

Piano music of the 21st century by African, American, and Russian composers – a one-of-a-kind concert, heard nowhere else on the planet.

Olivier Messiaen – Canteyodjaya
Jorge Villavicencio Grossmann – Tres Piezas para piano
Chaya Czernowin – fardanceCLOSE
John Luther Adams – Among Red Mountains
Anton Webern – Variations for Piano, Op. 27
Steve Reich (arr. Vincent Corver) – Piano Counterpoint

John Luther Adams – Inuksuit