Judith Weir – Past Concerts

Program includes works by Paul Mealor, John Muehleisen, James MacMillan, Traditional, William Mathias, Charles Villiers Stanford, Eibhlis Farrell, Judith Weir, and John Rutter.

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 Paul Mealor, John Muehleisen, James MacMillan, Traditional, William Mathias, Charles Villiers Stanford, Eibhlis Farrell, Judith Weir, and John Rutter.

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 Paul Mealor, John Muehleisen, James MacMillan, Traditional, William Mathias, Charles Villiers Stanford, Eibhlis Farrell, Judith Weir, and John Rutter.

Judith Weir — Selected works
Douglas Buchanan — Selected works (world premiere TBA)

Program includes works by Thomas Weelkes, Hubert Parry, Judith Weir, William Byrd, John Rutter, James MacMillan, Anonymous, Henry Purcell, Bob Chilcott, William McKie, Paul Mealor, William Walton, and Peter Boyer.

Judith Weir — The Art of Touching the Keyboard
Nomi Epstein — For Eliza
Mario Davidovsky — Synchronisms No. 6
Sheree Clement — Teeth
Mario Davidovsky — Chacona
Judith Weir — Piano Concerto (NY premiere)

Judith Weir — Unlocked (for solo cello)
Thomas Adès — Arcadiana, Op. 12

Franz Schubert — Piano Quintet in A major, D. 667 "Trout"
Bongani Ndodana-Breen — Intlanzi Yase Mzantsi ("The Fish From South Africa")
Judith Weir — A Song of Departure
Ralph Vaughan Williams — Piano Quintet in C minor

Aaron Kirschner – Four Love Songs of Sara Teasdale (Northwest premiere)
Hale Smith – The Valley Wind
Judith Weir – Songs from the Exotic

A journey through some of the music composed for two of England's grandest monarchs.

Music from a thousand years of choral music, from medieval chant to contemporary works, evoking the winter lights of the holiday season.

Music from a thousand years of choral music, from medieval chant to contemporary works, evoking the winter lights of the holiday season.

Music from a thousand years of choral music, from medieval chant to contemporary works, evoking the winter lights of the holiday season.

Music from a thousand years of choral music, from medieval chant to contemporary works, evoking the winter lights of the holiday season.